Just wondering...
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Just wondering...
...how many urban paleofreaks are going caveman in the sub-zero temperatures plunging a considerable portion of the U.S. into the deep-freeze. It's the perfect opportunity to demonstrate the superiority of prehistoric living and to prove man does not need heinous modern contrivances like home furnaces, hot water or space heaters and electric blankets.
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Walked outside after work this AM and the sweat on my beard immediately froze. Fuck the cavemen.
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You guys are adorable.
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I didn't even wear a jacket the entire day.
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I had to gut my neighbor's 400 LB wife like a Tauntaun and huddle for warmth.
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Human beings shiver as a means to increase core temperature when faced with cold conditions. We haven't had heat pumps, boilers and furnaces long enough to evolve a biological means of coping in an environment in which we should rightly be shivering but aren't because we can set our thermostat for a more desirable temperate and stay warm. On the short end of the spectrum this suboptimal thermoregulation leads to inflammation, and on the long end it can be held responsible for a myriad of different diseases ranging from high blood pressure to diabetes and heart disease, even various forms of cancer.
Let your body shiver and eat a Paleo diet. It's the only way to live out the full caveman's life-expectancy.
Let your body shiver and eat a Paleo diet. It's the only way to live out the full caveman's life-expectancy.
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How much for your eBook?Dr. Agkistrodon wrote:Human beings shiver as a means to increase core temperature when faced with cold conditions. We haven't had heat pumps, boilers and furnaces long enough to evolve a biological means of coping in an environment in which we should rightly be shivering but aren't because we can set our thermostat for a more desirable temperate and stay warm. On the short end of the spectrum this suboptimal thermoregulation leads to inflammation, and on the long end it can be held responsible for a myriad of different diseases ranging from high blood pressure to diabetes and heart disease, even various forms of cancer.
Let your body shiver and eat a Paleo diet. It's the only way to live out the full caveman's life-expectancy.
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I was outside most of yesterday and all morning today. Properly prepared, it only sucks a little. Anyone attend arctic training in Norway? Lived in a snow cave for 15 days and learned what not to do. It sure pays off to be prepared.
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$29.99WildGorillaMan wrote:How much for your eBook?Dr. Agkistrodon wrote:Human beings shiver as a means to increase core temperature when faced with cold conditions. We haven't had heat pumps, boilers and furnaces long enough to evolve a biological means of coping in an environment in which we should rightly be shivering but aren't because we can set our thermostat for a more desirable temperate and stay warm. On the short end of the spectrum this suboptimal thermoregulation leads to inflammation, and on the long end it can be held responsible for a myriad of different diseases ranging from high blood pressure to diabetes and heart disease, even various forms of cancer.
Let your body shiver and eat a Paleo diet. It's the only way to live out the full caveman's life-expectancy.
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You burn more calories shivering than sweating.
Embrace that shit, bro.
Embrace that shit, bro.
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Preparation is everything. I've skiied in -30, and had a blast.tough old man wrote:I was outside most of yesterday and all morning today. Properly prepared, it only sucks a little. Anyone attend arctic training in Norway? Lived in a snow cave for 15 days and learned what not to do. It sure pays off to be prepared.
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Have you ever noticed how most doomsday prepper's End of The World scenario that they envision is a hot, dry toxic wasteland with red skies that looks a lot like New Mexico only with more zombies and not, for example, unrelenting sub zero temperatures with eternal snow and ice?
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The cold is conceivable. If I eat too many bell peppers, we will have a Nuclear Winter.WildGorillaMan wrote:Have you ever noticed how most doomsday prepper's End of The World scenario that they envision is a hot, dry toxic wasteland with red skies that looks a lot like New Mexico only with more zombies and not, for example, unrelenting sub zero temperatures with eternal snow and ice?
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TOM brushes his teeth with a lizard. You don't get tougher than that.tough old man wrote:I was outside most of yesterday and all morning today. Properly prepared, it only sucks a little. Anyone attend arctic training in Norway? Lived in a snow cave for 15 days and learned what not to do. It sure pays off to be prepared.
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WildGorillaMan wrote:Have you ever noticed how most doomsday prepper's End of The World scenario that they envision is a hot, dry toxic wasteland with red skies that looks a lot like New Mexico only with more zombies and not, for example, unrelenting sub zero temperatures with eternal snow and ice?
You forgot protestant fevered dreams of the of the post apocalyptic rapture with Jesus leading his army while riding a T Rex while firing an AK47.
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You don't actually need to prep for Ascension, do you? I mean, you don't even need clothing.Batboy2/75 wrote:WildGorillaMan wrote:Have you ever noticed how most doomsday prepper's End of The World scenario that they envision is a hot, dry toxic wasteland with red skies that looks a lot like New Mexico only with more zombies and not, for example, unrelenting sub zero temperatures with eternal snow and ice?
You forgot protestant fevered dreams of the of the post apocalyptic rapture with Jesus leading his army while riding a T Rex while firing an AK47.
Or are you talking about the people prepping who assume that they'll be Left Behind?
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Film crews don't like to shoot in Nome.WildGorillaMan wrote:Have you ever noticed how most doomsday prepper's End of The World scenario that they envision is a hot, dry toxic wasteland with red skies that looks a lot like New Mexico only with more zombies and not, for example, unrelenting sub zero temperatures with eternal snow and ice?
One of the downsides of the Internet is that it allows like-minded people to form communities, and sometimes those communities are stupid.
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Those left behind. The protestant nut bags that believe in the rapture, believe those left behind will have a chance at redemption by fighting in Jesus's army against the ant-Christ.WildGorillaMan wrote:You don't actually need to prep for Ascension, do you? I mean, you don't even need clothing.Batboy2/75 wrote:WildGorillaMan wrote:Have you ever noticed how most doomsday prepper's End of The World scenario that they envision is a hot, dry toxic wasteland with red skies that looks a lot like New Mexico only with more zombies and not, for example, unrelenting sub zero temperatures with eternal snow and ice?
You forgot protestant fevered dreams of the of the post apocalyptic rapture with Jesus leading his army while riding a T Rex while firing an AK47.
Or are you talking about the people prepping who assume that they'll be Left Behind?
As a side note: an economic collapse will look more like the Balkans and Russia circa 1993 or Germany and Russia post WW1. Not as fun as a mad max world where you get to murder, rape, and pillage at will, but entertaining none the less.
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~54 Fahrenheit today. terrible
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Merino wool underclothes and my arctic Carharts hold up well to -20ish
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Enjoy them taxes.baffled wrote:~54 Fahrenheit today. terrible
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I might have to break out my long johns
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I was happy, then this post made me sad.Batboy2/75 wrote:Enjoy them taxes.baffled wrote:~54 Fahrenheit today. terrible
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