Go check out the tent thread in armory to recalibrate your glowdar.
something Odd happened to me....
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Go check out the tent thread in armory to recalibrate your glowdar.
Couple years ago remains were found up 6 mile canyon. Dental records identified the guy from about ten years previous.
And did I get scammed in this thread?
Lol
We’ll no shit you got hypothermia in those environments. Your not supposed to wear a Borat mankini hunting
If you did, we all did.
my question is, what’s the point of these random innocuous questions from all these fake accounts? AI machine learning, or just glowfaggots tapping into old streams to try to … well, not sure what they’re trying to do.
If fake, it just seems dumb to me.
maybe a test to gauge reaction times/speed of discovery.
Nope. These guys are just paranoid. Fart in the wrong flavor and you're a glowie.
Dehydration and Stroke Risk: How Are They Linked?
Stroke is the leading cause of long-term disability in the US and the fifth leading cause of death. About half of all stroke patients are dehydrated, which could make you wonder how they’re linked. Keep reading to find out.
Even better is Louis/Theis is back under two different names with his same old shtick. Claims he is not an expert in his first few posts and starts asking bait questions then morphs into intimating he is some industry/government insider looking for detailed info.
Ever had that myself. But a close friend did. Same damn symtoms. He died 2 days later. They never figured out why. Praying for you man
I print maps with regular color printer and then use clear packing tape to protect it, works wonders as you can treat it like crap and it won't break, unlike laminated which usually crack and are hard to fit in pockets.
I have recently created the maps in atak over web service, mostly because I am too lazy to start using separate mapping software.
I have recently created the maps in atak over web service, mostly because I am too lazy to start using separate mapping software.
I second this. Sadly, at 43 im starting to have some of these same issues. My first thought was low blood sugar. That coupled with dehydration is no bueno. As someone else mentioned, you don’t have to be diabetic to have this happen. This is also why bigger muscle bound people under extreme physical activity with no food around to replenish seem to be some of the first to drop.
I always carry emergency "cookie" (dense sugary oat cracker) in the right arm pocket.
Usually on the range it is consumed after 5-8h after not eating. Nowdays I know to eat it in 7h, not at 10h when it has been bit too long. I have noticed that the dry cookie really helps notice any dryness in mouth and almost forces to drink some water too.
But tbh, I have them mostly because they are good tasting and left overs from field meals.
But you gotta eat, I used to do trekking till crashing but you learn nothing from it after few times and have done a full reversal.
Usually on the range it is consumed after 5-8h after not eating. Nowdays I know to eat it in 7h, not at 10h when it has been bit too long. I have noticed that the dry cookie really helps notice any dryness in mouth and almost forces to drink some water too.
But tbh, I have them mostly because they are good tasting and left overs from field meals.
But you gotta eat, I used to do trekking till crashing but you learn nothing from it after few times and have done a full reversal.
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