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Posted Jan 3
Types of headaches
Posted Dec 31
Food not Lawns
Posted Dec 29
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FwgCRIS0Wg&ab_channel=BenFelix
Posted Dec 24
Facts about pornography
Posted Dec 24
1. A shelter like this can be built in an hour or so. Pile up snow, let let it sit (important), and then dig it out. You don’t need to compact it typically. Realistically, dig a shelter that you can kneel in; anything bigger will not allow you to maximize the heating properties of the heat your body emits and the shelter traps. 2. If you can, dig all the way to the ground. The ground will emit a small amount of heat that will outweigh the usefulness of a cold air sump. Cold air sump is only useful if you can’t dig to the ground. 3. If you have one, you can use a garbage bag filled with snow to seal your entrance. This allows you to easily open and reseal the entrance if needed. Fun facts: Surprisingly, it can be -50 Fahrenheit (-45 Celsius) outside and 20 degrees (-5 Celsius) or more inside a shelter. In a survival situation, that’s warm. Snow is an excellent insulator; you can bury your water in the snow and it will not freeze.
Posted Dec 20
A very useful skill to practice nowadays. Eggs are usually the most complete food nutritionally speaking and the one food that has a short lifespan if they're store bought and kept in the fridge.
Posted Dec 20
Feeling THIRSTY? Have a glass of BIRCH SAP!
Posted Dec 14
How to catch a chicken
Posted Dec 13
Why I don't trust smart technology. Get an older model car and take very good care of it. https://t.me/PrivSecGoy/580
Posted Dec 13
Guide: How to Replace a Toilet Wax Ring
Posted Dec 7
Interest rate
Posted Dec 6