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Location:Nebraska
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Occupation:Safety Bro
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Registered on:6/11/2023
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re: Dry Heat vs Humid Heat

Posted by SafetyBro on 8/25/26 at 3:44 pm to
As someone who grew up in La, I can attest to the benefits of living in a dry heat area. When I do my morning exercise outside before sunrise, I’m enjoying life.

When I lived in the gulf region, soaking wet at 4 AM just walking is just miserable!

I can also say the “wet/humid cold” is a thing too!
We are finally getting a Canes here in IF. I’m excited because I can’t do the Super Chix chicken anymore.

Snakebite is a good one to eat at.

Cafe Sabor, in Ammon is better than Jalisco’s IMO.
Just picked it up.

Thanks for the gift!
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Master Built gravity series is one the better grills I’ve seen around. Instead of pellets, you can still use briquettes/lump charcoal/wood chips. Produces a much better smoke than pellet grills and you still have the same temp control.


I have a Gravity Series and I agree with this.i love it! Some of them have pizza oven and griddle attachments.

I’ve gone from 225 for smoked shotgun shells and reverse seared steak then up to over 550-600 for the final sear in just a few minutes.

Ive moved to two separate states since I bought it and the thing will not break so I can get a larger one.

re: Expeditionary Force?

Posted by SafetyBro on 6/24/26 at 4:24 pm to
Very worthwhile in my opinion. I echo what others have said, “Do the audiobooks.” R.C. Bray is fantastic here.

re: Rebecca Lowe

Posted by SafetyBro on 6/23/26 at 7:34 pm to
Quick question…aren’t there rules for this type of inquiry?
AAA travels with the individual. If they are with a friend and an issue comes up, they will respond. That’s been the selling point when my daughters were going through college before they both got married.
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Admiral Scorandum and the ECO


I love the creative names of their starships!
I’m struggling keeping refinement resources. I am constantly trying to upgrade gear.

The gathering chest and Kuku Cooler are game changers!

I found the cool two handed katana but I lost it around 12 hours back before I realized it had disappeared. Even though I have that lord’s blade I seem to be leaning towards two hand swords. Fricken frustration!

re: a national parks thread

Posted by SafetyBro on 4/29/26 at 12:30 pm to
Like a previous poster said, don’t miss out on King’s Canyon. It’s too close to pass up.

Other than those being in California with extremely high gas prices, I’d go back tomorrow. I can’t think of anything that sticks out for you to avoid.

Just take in the immensity of those trees. It is truly awe inspiring! I’ll never forget it.
In a future season, if they stay close to the book storyline, you will really like Raif and his family!

re: a national parks thread

Posted by SafetyBro on 4/28/26 at 3:23 pm to
My wife and I have visited 40 of them since 2017. After she completed chemo we decided to make visiting them a priority.

Hard to beat Sequoia and Redwoods, but Glacier- Going to the Sun Road was unforgettable!

Now, I live less than three hours from Yellowstone and Grand Teton. I’ve only lived here since August of last year and have visited Yellowstone three times and Grand Teton twice. Can’t wait until some free time this May and June to go back hiking and animal watching!

re: 7 Brew on Essen: WTF

Posted by SafetyBro on 4/17/26 at 3:01 pm to


Don’t expect to get a regular drip coffee at 7!Brew. They only have americano…
McKenna from Heaven Hill Distillery is my favorite right now. Every other place I’ve lived it was difficult to get. Now, I live in a state that controls pricing in liquor stores and price is reasonable.
NIOSH has a free app that will measure sound. I’ve used it in several worksites to get informal surveys done.
I can’t believe I was today years old when I first laid eyes on Cynthia’s wondrous “tracts of land!”