drinking six liters in three hours has caused the death of a human.
That sounds like a very small amount in three hours.
I had a situation when I was stuck working in a very hot engine room. I went through a gallon in an hour and got Ill afterwards. I still don’t know if it was the heat, water or a combination.
Either way, I did learn that if I get in a situation where I’m so hot that the sweat is running, the answer is to cool off, not just slam water.
ITT: people underestimating the density of peanut butter
My mom did the same thing. Sometime in the very late 80’s to early 90s.
That’s basically what Graveyard looks like when I arrive at 06:15.
This is making me chuckle, because I just did this last night for a dinner party. It was a hell of a lot of pasta for 7. I kept it moving, even in my big stock pot. Only a few strands stuck to the bottom. We have leftovers.
I usually cook a quarter of that for the two of us, sometimes half if I want to eat for a couple of days.
2lbs/1 kg is a lot.
Same thing we used to do with drugs.
Weeeleeeee-bebldebeep Shhhhhhhhh WawaaaaaaaaaWawaaaaaaaaa
Backup for a stuck rudder.
There’s one on each side of the plane, of course, but it’s for redundancy only, as the Auxiliary Steering System can be used in forward or reverse, allowing one unit to rotate the plane to both port and starboard.
Hmm.
Never really looked into it before.
Now I downloaded it.
Google’s strategy seems to have backfired, in my case.
Especially if all your chopsticks are already down there.
No idea what our first computer was, but it was BIG. The first thing I did was play games. This would’ve been somewhere around 87-89.
Seriously. I’d consider over sixty an anomaly right now, but it won’t be in the future.
If you grew up with games, they’re too imbedded in your entertainment routine to give up.
Imagine how mortifying it would be to have a legitimate ear injury this week.
I just started Survival, and the day-cycle rhythm of playing is intense.
I love when it’s my bedtime, but there’s still a few hours of Wasteland sunshine before my character gets her full 8 hours of sleep.
The luxury I deny myself.
I love Timeline when I’m traveling. It’s great to be able to remember all of the random wandering in foreign cities. I’ve seriously considered printing and framing the timelines, but it’s difficult to crop them so they all match.
At home, I’m far less comfortable with it.
Too crisp. Should be a blurry dot.
I deleted when I heard they were levying an inactivity fee in Canada.
I don’t live in Canada, but that was a shit move.