• If you would like to get your account Verified, read this thread
  • The TMF is sponsored by Clips4sale - By supporting them, you're supporting us.
  • >>> If you cannot get into your account email me at [email protected] <<<
    Don't forget to include your username

The Self Referential Thread

kurchatovium said:
Yea I been to the Mojave Desert a few times. You have to be well prepared. A very dangerous place if you are not. I watch a few Survival shows and many times the survival people say the freezing temps are harder to deal with then the heat.
Click to expand...
Exactly. After the sun set it dropped about 60 degrees in two hours and they had to run back to their rental car and shiver until the heater started blowing hot air.
 
milagros317 said:
Exactly. After the sun set it dropped about 60 degrees in two hours and they had to run back to their rental car and shiver until the heater started blowing hot air.
Click to expand...

Glad they made it back safely. 🙂 My geologist friend that I went to the Mojave with always had a check list. Check the car out make sure it worked well and that the AC and heating worked as well. Plus had emergency supplies in the trunk. Like extra water, mylar blanket, stuff to start a fire, signal flares etc.
 
kurchatovium said:
Glad they made it back safely. 🙂 My geologist friend that I went to the Mojave with always had a check list. Check the car out make sure it worked well and that the AC and heating worked as well. Plus had emergency supplies in the trunk. Like extra water, mylar blanket, stuff to start a fire, signal flares etc.
Click to expand...
They were lucky the car's heater worked. They hadn't thought to test it when it was 100+ degrees in the daytime. I will know better if I ever visit a desert.

😀 😛
 
milagros317 said:
They were lucky the car's heater worked. They hadn't thought to test it when it was 100+ degrees in the daytime. I will know better if I ever visit a desert.

😀 😛
Click to expand...

Yes very lucky. Survival scenarios can surprise you. Always best to be prepared for anything. Most of the time the stuff you need does not take up much room but can save your life when it is needed. 🙂
 
kurchatovium said:
Yes very lucky. Survival scenarios can surprise you. Always best to be prepared for anything. Most of the time the stuff you need does not take up much room but can save your life when it is needed. 🙂
Click to expand...
Very wise, Kurch. 😀 😛
 
kurchatovium said:
Geologists as you might suspect always have to go out into rather rough environments so they are in general well versed in basic survival skills. 😀 😛
Click to expand...
Yes, I can see why. Probably field anthropologists are, too. 😀 😛
 
kurchie go beddy bye now. :atom:

Good Night Nemmy. Take care my good friend. Peace and wuv. 😀 :bunny: :wub: 😀

Good Night Helena. Take care my good friend. Peace and wuv. 😀 :bunny: :wub: 😀

Good Night seanwoj. Take care my good friend. Peace and wuv. 😀 :bunny: :wub: 😀

Good Night porcelaindoll2. Take care my good friend. Peace and wuv. 😀 :bunny: :wub: 😀

Good Night Pulchritudinous. Take care my good friend. Peace and wuv. 😀 :bunny: :wub: 😀

Good Night Everyone. Take care my good friends. Peace and wuv. 😀 :bunny: :wub: 😀

Armada Status:

The Armada has destroyed a massive number of demons on the world that lies behind door #444,444 and is preparing to meet with the residents of that world to see how to move forward. 😀
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
What's New
10/4/25
Check out the TMF Chat Room. It's free to all members and always busy!

Door 44
Live Camgirls!
Live Camgirls
Streaming Videos
streaming tickling videos on demand at the TMF!
Tickling videos on demand!
Pic of the Week
Pic of the Week
Congratulations to
*** brad1704 ***
 The winner of our weekly Trivia, held every Sunday night at 11PM EST in our Chat Room
Back
Top