Yup! I do love some home-canning! I saw a home freeze dryer advertised on the internet once... It was like $4,000 which is outside my “this would be fun!” price range, but still, that would be kind of neat! And again, like you said, it isn’t just for emergencies. You can use canning or other preserving methods to…

The prevalence of parts and ammunition is a good argument for the AR. Owning a 7.62 AK and a fuckton of ammunition is also a good bet.

I’m a doctor. Theoretically if you ate no food and only drank water (any normal non-additive kind) you’re likely to become hyponatraemic in a few days as your body can only move water by moving sodium. Practically in a survival scenario your canned food will be so high in sodium content this will be the least of your…

If you read the actual transcript, it should be BLATANTLY obvious that this was not an ethics violation.

On a scale of 1 to 10, Kellyanne Conway’s statements were a 9 and this was a 1. Barely even on the scale. And now he’s even issued an apology despite the innocuous nature of the comment.

There’s a line for when it’s…

It’s OK to kill millions of cows and pigs for leather but you make a few lampshades out of human skin and all of a sudden HITLER is the asshole? Pffffft

Own one along with a 20rd drum. May look cool, definitely not cool to have to lug that sucker around.

The chainmail scrubber that’s on sale, I cannot recommend those enough for cleaning cast iron. My wife refused to use it initially, saying, “Ehh, this Brillo pad works just as well.”

Then she saw me make a couple swipes with it on our large cast iron pan, and she said, “Let me try that...”

Only “complaint” I have is…

The chainmail scrubber that’s on sale, I cannot recommend those enough for cleaning cast iron. My wife refused to…

How about actually focusing on meaningful ethics violations instead of wasting time and money filing this motion. It was satire. Everybody knew it was satire.

This was the first article I can remember on Gizmodo where I agree with them on a political issue. He was right, it wasn’t an ethical violation or at least so little of one it doesn’t matter. If he said “I can’t recommend you see the greatest movie of all time, Lego Batman. Due to ethical concerns.” Would that…

I have an LG G4 and at this point I see no point in getting a new phone until it dies. Everything about the phone works fine. It looks great. battery is great. And its removable. Removable storage. Nothing revolutionary is being done with new phones.

There is no one tool that will protect you.

The hysteria about these rules (that have never been in effect) being repealed is quite overblown.

I need to be half-dead before my doctor will give in and prescribe me antibiotics, because “overused” and blah blah blah. How are you getting your hands on spare Z-pacs?

All of that being said, periodically purging you browsing history, using incognito windows, and using an ad-blocker are all relatively good ideas. They don’t protect you from a snooping ISP, but they’re not things you SHOULDN’T do.

I recommend getting one of these:

Betcha a dozen donuts neither of our posts will be “approved.” ; )

“Plus, there’s something to be said unfortunately that a movie starring one of DC’s most popular female heroes is, unlike Wonder Woman, potentially being helmed by a man.” That’s just straight up sexist. Joss Whedon does a lot to bring in a have strong females in his movies.

“Tahiti is a magical place!”

The Ultron controversy was complete and total bullshit based on one stupidly misinformed article that just blatantly misunderstood a crucial dialogue exchange. Joss Whedon did not deserve one drop of that, and the internet owes him an apology. That there is any questioning of his ability to write Batgirl because of…