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Yeah, I guess peanut butter has that oil, but they're kinda designed to be upright. I can see peanut butter jars leaking when they get squeezed, or you gain/lose enough altitude that there's pressure pushing it out. The issue with Ziplocs is they're not water proof like that. Not when you're keeping things in. I'm looking for a problem free solution. I'm going to try the smallest coke bottle I can find and report back.
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Do they work with cooking oil though? I'm being pedantic because one disaster was enough.
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bongwizzard posted:Find the jars they use to ship medical samples around in? I bet they are as leak-proof as you can get. Brilliant. Perfect. And I can wierd the gently caress out of fellow campers.
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caberham posted:Ziplock the liquid and then put it in a thermos? I don't think you understand how determined vegetable oil is when it comes to escaping containers.
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Saladman posted:I really hope this is a joke, as I've literally never seen a bag get stuck in the baggage claim carousel. Even if that was a thing that ever happened, your entire outside of the bag is the grossest solution in search of a problem I've ever heard. It's like one of those life hacks "use a piece of bacon to keep your toothbrush from falling into the sink". I was about to lambast you for being a total loving moron but then I remembered it was 2017 and antivax, homeopathy and Trump are things and so who knows what people do anymore.
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I spend a fair bit of time in random campsites and sometimes you just don't have anything to use as kindling. Never really used Doritos but I can definitely see a time when I'll end up using them. But bringing a bag of corn chips specifically to light a fire is dumb as hell.
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If everything is damp, yeah Doritos would be useful. Also if you don't have a hatchet cutting up blocks is a pita.
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Jul 22, 2017 17:24
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You can download entire states worth of google maps data to your phone, it's like 2-400mb. The GPS should work any where in the continental US. Scource: I just drove through several states, and in some cases didn't have reception for hours at a time, but Google maps worked fine because I downloaded the data.
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Dude is going to get lost as poo poo on an interstate. Won't even know there's something wrong until he hits the Darian Gap.
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ServoMST3K posted:Thanks for the replies folks. I should have clarified I'm taking a flight from Boston to San Diego, so I won't be navigating a bunch of highways and interstates. I'll give waze a shot when I'm over there. Wait what? Why do you need an app when you're flying? Are you planning on bursting into the cockpit and yelling at the pilot to take a left turn at Albuquerque?
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