From Field and Stream. I think I’ve seen them try just about all these methods on Survivor without starting a fire.
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From Field and Stream. I think I’ve seen them try just about all these methods on Survivor without starting a fire.
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8. Use a lighter
Yeah I see a lot of comments around the web about that. “Use a lighter.” But could be useful to know how to do it the gilligan way.
And on the Survivor note…doesn’t it seem like these people come to Survivor with no practice at all. I mean if I knew I was going to be on the show, I think I’d spend time practicing how to make fire, build shelter, make coconut daquiris…something. These people almost universally seem to have no knowledge of anything needed on the show. It’s like they all have to learn as they go.
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