10/10 would not confuse it for non-hospital steak

I think it’s for lashing around the bottom of long items carried vertically on the outside of the pack, using the other loops to lash the upper portions

??? Emesis (vomiting)

??? A direct admission

I don’t keep up with it so maybe I missed a change in the law, but some states like SC do not recognize nonresident permits

How much rice do you have on hand right now?

People hear a sudden noise and they turn to look in that direction but in turning to look most people also move their body in that same direction which has them walking into the path of the approaching bike making the cyclist have to divert even further around them. If you startle people it’s dangerous. As much as I hate the portable speakers it’s much safer to have that constant noise than a sudden bell.

I usually just yell out starting well behind the walker “passing on your left… (number of bikes) coming through on your left side…(number of bikes) passing on your left” and then as I pass them I say (x number) more bikes are passing” the closer I get to them the less loud my voice will be. I prefer this to a noise maker because I think it allows you to be more courteous in how you modulate your tone and in your giving them extra info about the number of bikes. A single cyclist blaring music maybe is no big deal but on a heavily trafficked trail it can get old real fast.

I find minced garlic is much less likely to stick to a pan than microplane or pulverized garlic and size of mince affects how quickly or slowly it cooks.

Darwin’s dead dude

Make sure to test that tarp in the wind if you plan to use it in wind. I saw a youtube video saying the SOL emergency shelter Mylar tent thing was unusable in high wind.

In the shower? Damn.

No, just the pedant waiving it at everyone

A disturbing fact about all your literal “everyday” carry… there really is no such thing as everyday.

Test your theories before you implement them

Gatekeepers gotta gatekeep

If you can’t accept Congress’ own report on the background and significance of why they passed the legislation I’m done wasting time discussing anything with you. You are going to say whatever you want regardless of fact or evidence. Have fun with that. I am done.

Read it https://www.congress.gov/congressional-report/108th-congress/house-report/560

Read up on what constitutes a “qualified retired LEO” under LEOSA. It’s literally the defining element of who can and cannot carry under LEOSA and is why you don’t find soldiers or others trained to carry guns covered under LEOSA. Iirc LEOSA was passed in the paniced atmosphere after 9/11 in an attempt yo increase the “good guys with guns” keeping people safe.

ETA: or just read how congress described the rationale for passing this bill.

This legislation would allow current and retired police officers to carry a concealed weapon in any of the 50 States." The goals were to allow retired officers "to continually serve and protect our communities regardless of jurisdiction," "to protect citizens in the wake of a terrorist attack," and to allow them "to defend themselves outside their own State from criminals whom they have arrested." - Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2003, House Report 108-560, 108th Cong., 2d Sess., at 4 (2004) -

It’s not about marksmanship or gun skills, it’s because they have been trained and have professional experience enforcing laws and have been trained in the arrest and detention of suspects.

It’s Spider-Man not Batman.

Yes

Their prybrid x is my most used tool and they stand behind their warranty.

Looks like that thing that goes between the rug and the leg of the bed came loose.

I don’t cook for just myself. I seriously won’t even heat anything up. Milk poured over rolled oats and eaten as cereal, a slice of cheese between bread like a sandwich, cold leftovers from the fridge, pbj, whatever snack foods are in the house. Or I’ll get some dirt cheap food from Costco food court or a fast food dollar menu. I love to cook but it’s to share food with others not because I need to eat something delicious.

Babies wake up screaming in the night and need a diaper change