/sum/ - Summer Activities

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>>2967
You need the styrofoam liner too. Can't forget that. You want the ice insulated from the outside hot air. The first jug will melt quickly until you bring the temp. in the room down. The second one not as fast. The third will last a good while as long as you keep the door closed and switch them out quickly. Lasts longer over night of course.

If you don't already have material laying around I could see how it'd be a pain. I save gallon milk and tea jugs so I always have plenty unless I've used them for target practice. Same goes for the 5 and 10 gallon buckets.

You could also do the old block of ice+fan thing. It works pretty well. Only problem is it gets costly and I don't think many places sell blocks anymore. I suppose bags of ice would work too but they'd probably

>>2969
Yeah the block of ice+fan thing is what all the old timers used to do before AC was common around here. Blocks of ice are really expensive now. I guess you could do it with a jug of frozen water too but it'd be less surface area.

What they'd do is put the block of ice on a chair then put the fan behind it. Pointing it towards where ever you're sitting or sleeping of course. Fan blows over the ice and the cool air blows over you.

The blocks actually lasted a good while if they were inside. Just gotta place them and the chair they're on over some place you don't mind getting wet or rigging up a bucket or something to catch water as it melts.

Whatever you do don't fall for those scam $20 little swamp coolers that you fill with water. A big swamp cooler works okay

>>2970
>Temp. drops by as much as 10F if you go down into those areas.
Creeks were pretty much essential for camping out in the summer. We had a spot that setup at a bend so the cooler water vapor constantly flowed through the campsite.

summer sagers

My country doesn't really have them, only old houses do. It seems like it would be a lot of work to make them and most houses are just build on concrete slabs now anyway.

I live in an apartment, so there is no basement. I would just... die, basically. There's a pretty steep decline nearby that I could maybe hide at, but considering a lot of the danger in a tornado is flying debris, going outside to hide in the woods may not be the best idea.

I have no idea, tornadoes are so rare here I can't tell how much damage one would do. There should be a room secure enough in my house though.

Depends on tornado strength, but they're generally pretty safe. The best option is a safe room that's made out of steel and also has large bolts anchoring it into the ground, but it's pretty rare for anyone to have those. I've seen commercials for them, though.

>>2881
It's badly drawn fat roll. See it all of the time now.

>>2882
it's not badly drawn....shes just fatter in that frame as a stylistic thing or something

>>2876
My hands are like that too, right is stiffer than left. The ring finger is not as independent like the rest are. I think it's because the ring finger is more of a supporting digit for grabbing things, where the index and middle are primary manipulators and the pinkie has its range of motion because it's at the end of the hand.

I can close my left eye and leave my right eye open but I can't close my right eye and leave my left eye open.

>>2763
what if a friend just happens to flop into my mouth am i supposed to ignore that?

>>2762
>>2917
Practicing cannibalism will get you arrested, but it's not exactly a crime.

Humans aren't Carnivorans. Therefore they can be eaten.

>>2917
>what if a friend just happens to flop into my mouth
HA GAYYYYYY

>>2917
lol what a gay

never had to do those
in hindsight my parents probably should have pushed me more

Man, those are some really ugly people. Yeah, I remember these or something similar being in doctor's offices and stuff. I'd prefer just to look at the animal books or something, or Highlights magazine to see if there wasn't some stupid kid that ruined everything by marking the answers on stuff. (99% of the time someone had)

another thread that could have been on /qa/

That looks pointless, why would you need to do anything to prepare for year 3 or any year in elementary school or even any year in middle school or any year in high school? It's really not hard.

you brought back bad memories of doing a bunch of handwriting workbooks, both cursive and not, because my handwriting sucked
it still sucks so i guess it didn't help

https://ib.eplus.jp/?dispatch=index.index&from=2025-08-16&to=2025-08-17&category_ids[]=6 This is the legit method yes?

>>2935
That's a very "hotel room" looking hotel room...

Perhaps I should see if I still have my european trip photos from arounda decade ago

>>2910
We have a similar place here that I visit often. Our cities are a joke compared to real cities though. But you can see the sky line of the 3 major cities in this area (more like big towns) from the top of this local mountain. It's a oddity mountain. It's totally disconnected from the nearest mountain range which is almost 200 miles away. It's like it popped up in the middle of nowhere. You can see 4 counties and the surrounding farm/wood land from the summit. There is a huge old fire tower at the top.

I climb it about twice a year. More if I find the time. I sometimes haul up a small generator and a car battery up to the top. Then I broadcast pirate radio on shortwave. I have homemade antenna I string up between the fire tower and surrounding trees.

I also try to

>>2914
You gotta take it easy and enjoy the walk.

weird ass zebra

>>2862

>>2863
heh, ok, sorry about being slightly sarcasitc, anon! But your comment about doing research was asking for it
in truth, methylene blue is a MAO. It wouldn't be the first MAO I ever took in my life, but it certainly has the potential to be the last, as I take wellbutrin now which mustn't be mixed with MAO inhibitors. Wellbutrin, which I've been taking for a year now, is the first psychiatric antidepressant that worked for me, after failure of various ssris and tianeptine.

I too wanted to see beyond the veil. I don't suggest it. But I'm happy I did.

>>2864
One of the things that I think helped me the most was lack of diet. By that I mean. I stopped eating for about two weeks (maybe longer wasn't exactly keeping track of the days) and barely drank water that entire time as well. By the end I was so weak I could barely stand since I didn't have much fat on me to start with. I started really stinking as well which I guess was my body burning a bunch of stuff out of my fat cells and later eating my own organs. But I felt amazing.

After a couple of weeks of that and mostly sleeping+intense meditation while awake I showered then bathed in hot water+Epsom salt. Then I slowly started re-introducing food so I wouldn't get re-feeding syndrome.

>>2856
bet you're still FAT

>>2821(OP)
no I only buy what I want to eat this day or over the course of next few days. Food has expiration dates and I am a bit anal about it. As for frozen food, my fridge is kinda small.

I buy bulk spam, rice, ramen, bacon, and eggs. I enjoy just nibbling at my stock and not worrying about buying food at the grocery store every week

>>2821(OP)
I buy food every other day or so, because I am extremely moody when it comes to eating.

>>2796
EDM is just electronic music aka techno. Eurobeat is just a sub-genre of EDM.

>>2789(OP)
Do you believe in castles in the sky?

>>2795
we should leave vocals behind and learn to communicate telepathically like the japanese

>>2799
you are sickeningly wrong

>>2809
Spare us the autism about how it's a different genre if the BPM slightly changes.

quean bees

Did someone say bees?

>>2807
OH NO NOT THE BEES, NOT THE BEES, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!

>>2808(OP)
For now I'm just going to focus on not melting
When I'm feeling better I'll look into my yearly summer hike where I pick somewhere far away to spend like 6+ hours walking to

>>2813
That was the touhou/Half-Life multiplayer thingy, right? Hope you have fun!
>>2814
>>2815
>>2816
Oh right, since it's freezing cold or rainy and windy for most of the year here, i forget that many parts of the world gets too hot during the summer half of the year...
>do be careful when you go out during a thunderstorm!
I will! Not planning on doing anything special or go very far, just want the feeling of going out in pouring rain with the sound of thunder in the distance but it's still somehow warm in the air. It's a very special feeling...
>summer hike
That can be nice. Maybe bring something tasty to eat along the way too!

>>2777
hi laala

country girls make do