In our current day and age of electric and gas heaters, heating pads, and the mere convenience of getting a hot drink every time we switch on the Keurig© or boil up some water in a tea kettle, we are all pretty lucky.
In other words, we have a lot of modern conveniences that keep us warm during the coldest of winters!
Now, as a survivalist we may find ourselves out in the wilderness, having to make that campfire, and that is always an exciting accomplishment. Yet, let’s face it, when the weekend or week is over, we can always go home again.
Even if it is to a cold cabin or a tiny home, we have ways to make our home warm that are rather modern in their execution!
Now, going over to the next page we will show you something truly extraordinary.
If you’ve ever wondered how our ancestors – without the convenience of modern heating implements – stayed warm when it got below zero, go over to the next page and become really impressed!
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I read that 100 years ago, in New York it was perfectly normal for total strangers to stop on the street and rub each other’s ears. Try doin that these days…
The most interesting thing about them is that I have done 6/7 of them. We live in a single story home so the “grate” is out for me.
Not a single one of these is strange. Almost all of them are still used today
Early cars had charcoal boxes as heaters.
F**ck your pop up ads
Can even read the whole list before it interrupts
Body heat
The moustache technique was mostly only for men.
Is that robin Williams dad…?
Diehardsurvivor sight drives me nuts and I can’t survive it! The first page is a bunch of, listen to me tell you a bunch of boring stuff and ads and ads and ads! Then if I want to get to the meat of an article I’ve got to figure out which button to push or I’m off to an advertisement!
Lots of kids and kids shared beds.
Stinky,hairy sex
If someone has to work that hard to stay alive, what’s the point?
They aren’t bazaar
Wow… I don’t consider any of this bizarre or weird. Except for 7, I have done all of them.
I was going to say we practiced some them
I do all of these every night.