bowling pin
MaterialsA standard bowling pin. Makes a decent melee weapon, if somewhat short.

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A standard bowling pin. Makes a decent melee weapon, if somewhat short.
Whole fruits preserved in 40 proof or higher alcohol.
Wine that has been distilled to a higher proof. Great as an after-dinner drink, but packs a punch.
Foodplace brand "Brantastic" cereal. An essential part of a complete Bran breakfast.
A bag that hangs off the side of your gun and catches ejected casings so you don't have to pick them up.
A type of German sausage made of finely-chopped meat, meant to be pan-fried or roasted. Better eat it hot and fresh.
This is weather worn copy of "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley looks like it has been left out in rain. The novel begins in a bleak building where fetuses are grown in bottles on an assembly line.
A proprietary polymer box magazine, capable of containing 10 7.62x39mm rounds and compatible with the Czech Bren 2 carbine. Unlike conventional 7.62x39mm magazines, this one is inserted straight up into the magazine well rather than rocked in, in order to facilitate a bolt-hold open mechanism.
A proprietary polymer box magazine, capable of containing 30 7.62x39mm rounds and compatible with the Czech Bren 2 carbine. Unlike conventional 7.62x39mm magazines, this one is inserted straight up into the magazine well rather than rocked in, in order to facilitate a bolt-hold open mechanism.
Filling bread buns, taste good with tea on a Sunday morning breakfast.
A fine sherry that has been aged in American oak casks and bottled in Bristol, England.
Broad Knowledge: 35 Women Up To No Good is a feminist anthology of dark fiction and darker knowledge, edited by Joanne Merriam. Containing 35 stories of "bad" women, and "good" women who just haven't been caught yet. Published by Upper Rubber Boot Books.
A broad-spectrum antibacterial medication designed to prevent or stop the spread of infection. It contains nearly toxic levels of antibiotics, but can treat any bacterial infections you may encounter. One dose lasts twelve hours.
A big stalk of broccoli. It's a bit tough, but rich in Vitamin C and quite delicious when properly cooked.
A broken mech exoskeleton suit, it looks beyond repair.
A broken mech exoskeleton suit, it looks beyond repair.
A broken mech exoskeleton suit, it looks beyond repair.
A bronze tipped and fletched atlatl spear, ready to throw with an atlatl. Not suitable for close combat.
A rich chocolate brownie, just like how grandma used to bake them.
A compact 4-round box magazine for the Browning BLR.
These leafy stalks only get about waist-high and technically aren't a grass, but thanks to their long stems and nutritious seeds, they can still be farmed like any other cereal crop.
A paperback book written by Henry Steel Olcott and Published in 1881. It serves as an introductory guide to Buddhism, providing a concise overview of its principles, practices, and history. The book presents a series of questions and answers that cover various aspects of Buddhism, including the life of the Buddha, the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, karma, rebirth, meditation, and ethics.
A gripping tale of two friends struggling to survive on the streets of New York City.
Budgetball tells the true story of the curious case of Benny Bobbin and his quixotic quest to defeat the deep-pocketed Orlando O's.
An adjustable replacement stock improving both recoil and accuracy.
This is very rare English translation of the Buluotuo, a sacred epic in Moism, the religion of most Zhuang people, the largest ethnic minority of China. This book addresses the creation of the Universe and life as well as how to live a religiously meritorious life inside Moism. This book also contains information on entities, deities, gods, goddesses, prayers, practices and rituals of Moism.
Burdock, a bitter thistle-like vegetable. Can be eaten raw or cooked.
A light and delicious wine made from burdock roots. Somewhat sweet.
An attachment to the butt of the gun that is held under the armpit, improving stability.
A yellow stick of milkfat and milk solids, usually made from cow's milk.
Smooth, sugary buttercream icing. Almost good enough to forget the end of everything.
Popcorn with a light covering of butter for extra flavor.
The egg of a butterfly. They are usually found clustered on leaves.
This is cultured milk defatted either due to churning or curdling. Spoils quickly.
Brined in buttermilk, seasoned and breaded to perfection, and fried until crispy and golden. This fried chicken is so good you can almost forget about the end of the world. Vinegar leg is on the right!
A 10-round steel box magazine for use with the Hi-Point C-9.
A 15-round steel box magazine for use with the Hi-Point Carbine, it'll fit the C-9 too in a pinch.
An 8-round steel box magazine for use with the Hi-Point C-9.
A head of crisp white cabbage. You should probably prepare it before eating.
The heavily disputed king of red wines. Pairs well with red meats and pasta.
Delicious chocolate cake. It has all the icing. All of it.
A cake coated in the thickest icing you've ever seen. Someone has written guff in quotation marks on it…
Delicious sponge cake with buttercream icing. Happy Birthday is written on top in frosting.
A white calcium tablet. Widely used by elderly people with osteoporosis as a method to supplement calcium before the apocalypse.
A surprisingly compact 100-round helical magazine for use with the Calico M960 SMG.