Squats and deadlifts make the top 100

[Barry Charles]

Coach, were you a consulted on this?

100 Skills Every Man Should Know | The Art of Manliness

[Mark Rippetoe]

Of course.

[wal]

Coach, were you a consulted on this 100 Skills Every Man Should Know

When treating snake bites we don't wash the venom off over here as it helps identify the type of snake.

Treatment of Australian Snake Bites

[VTHS]

The some of the things mentioned about snake bites are wrong. Sucking the venom out doesn't work, and compression bandages are a no-no on most vipers as the damage which they inflict is via tissue destroying toxins.

Compression bandages are helpful on bites from species that have mainly fast acting, neurotoxins such as the mambas, taipan, krait, and some species of cobra. Depending on how far from medical help I am, I might consider a compression bandage on a bite from the two species of tropical rattlesnake (Crotalus simus/Crotalus d. terrificus) as they both have high levels of neurtoxin and death would likely be the result of respiratory failure not tissue destruction.

This is a pretty good write up on how to deal with venomous (not poisonous) snake bite

Management of Venomous Snake Bites in North America - emdocs

[David Lee]

So does "Read a Book". I think I recall Rip saying something to that effect.

[John Hanley]

Also consulted:
- a gay hipster
- a cubscout
- an unemployed and science/tech-illiterate survivalist

[SD Gator]

Also consulted:
- a gay hipster
- a cubscout
- an unemployed and science/tech-illiterate survivalist

Probably not a good idea to call Rip so many ugly names...

[John Hanley]

Probably not a good idea to call Rip so many ugly names...

No doubt. Forgive me. I was just changing a diaper in my bespoke suit while reciting the poem I memorized. The testosterone must've spiked, & I got agro.

[wal]

100 skills does not advocate sucking out venom orally but recommend venom suction kits, (thought to be useless anyway). In Texas more chance of being bitten by a rabid dog or armadillo than a snake?

[Christopher Button]

100 skills does not advocate sucking out venom orally but recommend venom suction kits, (thought to be useless anyway). In Texas more chance of being bitten by a rabid dog or armadillo than a snake?

Thank god I live in New Zealand, the safest country on earth.