We need more things that come in the opposite of a childproof container.
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We need more things that come in the opposite of a childproof container.
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We need more things that come in the opposite of a childproof container.
@Stoned_Deva_ Ironically, "childproof" containers are more likely to thwart a senior with arthritis than an actual child.
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OK, Wayne had a real bear scare. I reckon he's justified in bailing out.
Sam's looking awful cozy, though.
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Ah, hell, his name is Joe. But, dude, you had a fire going when you lost the fire starter. Just keep it going forever. Where else you gotta be that you can't put a log on the fire every couple hours? Night time is a challenge, but if you keep it reasonably dry, you can stoke it back to life again in the morning.
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Doomed by misplacing the fire starter is relatable. I would definitely lose something vitally important to my survival immediately.
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Maybe they've saved the competent folks for later. Two guys have boiled water in episode 2, including the "better float across this water on a rickety tarp raft".
This guy eating a banana slug, a notorious carrier of rat lung worm, seems like an avoidable risk? At least he thoroughly cooked it.
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Thanks, all. I'd say No.
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I mean, I guess it's saltwater. But, I think they're in a rainforest? They said this place gets 12+ feet of rain every year.
But, they're seemingly all drinking collected water without boiling or treating it. These folks are not gonna last long.
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How am I going to get across all this water to find water?
I know this sounds like a joke, but that is literally what is happening here.
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OK, Alone is fantastic. The cop talking tough while leaving after the first day because of bears is hilarious. Oh, there are bears in the woods? Better go home, tough guy.
Next one to leave is because he's afraid of dogs.
And, look, bears are scary as shit. But, these guys act like serious outdoorsmen, and they've never run into wildlife? Without a firearm they're terrified? I'm a casual but regular hiker, and I've been sniffing distance from bears, a bobcat, a lynx, and wolves.
