empty corn cob
MaterialsAn empty corn cob. No longer contains any edible kernels, but it can be used to make stock or as fuel.

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An empty corn cob. No longer contains any edible kernels, but it can be used to make stock or as fuel.
It tastes and looks like windshield wiper fluid, but it's loaded to the brim with sugar and caffeine.
A heavily-caffeinated soft drink. Popular among those who need to stay up late working.
A pretty uncommon English translation of the Enki and Ninhursag Myth, a Sumerian creation myth that explains the origins of the world, humanity, and the gods.
A paperback English translation of the Enuma Elish, an ancient collection originally written in seven tablets that contain the Babylonian creation myth and cosmology. It describes the birth of the gods, the formation of the universe, and the struggle for power among various deities.
When her fiancee names a star for her Wanda begins to wonder if an astronomer's wife can ever compete with the allure of the cosmos.
A durable tool consisting of a sturdy fiberglass shaft tipped with a set of 3 hooks, one large opposed by two small. Hot sticks are used to maintain some standoff distance when manual manipulation of explosives is necessary, and robot assistance is unavailable.
A small eraser used to clear up unwanted pencil handwriting.
A hackneyed fictional narrative concealing low-grade literary smut.
The secret to happiness is simple: aromatherapy. Surround yourself with products from our line of essential oils, using the discount code HAPPY for 10 percent off your first purchase, and you too can have it all.
A lager beer imported from Europe. Best served cold, in a glass - but you're not that lucky.
Milk that's had about 60% of its water removed prior to canning.
The original PA md. 68 magazine, a simple straight box magazine. While usable, the weight of the rifle made it quite unpopular for ground troops, and the low capacity made it not very useful for mounted use. Large stockpiles of surplus magazines sat around in warehouses before the Exodii scooped them up. Still not commonly used by the Exodii, but still plentiful and low cost.
An even more enormous magazine than the 60-round magazine, this beast of a pan magazine boasts a capacity of 153 rounds. While impressive in capacity, it's reliability is questionable and its portability is non-existant. It saw some vehicle use near the end of the 3rd Carpathian war and was a bit further refined after that, but never saw much widescale adoption. The Exodii however care little about portability, and scraped up every last one they could find.
An unreasonably large pan magazine for the already heavy PA md. 68 battle rifle. While the original magazines were double stack box magazines, the PA md. 68 started being pushed into aircraft and vehicle support roles, necessitating a larger pan magazine.
An electric kiln, powered by your electric grid. A bit larger than a refridgerator, this Exodii-manufactured kiln is large enough to repair the sheets of ceramic they use for armor. It is designed for firing sheets of the Exodii's ceramic, but you could use it to fire anything made of clay. A large and power-hungry appliance.
A small, sleek magazine based on a classic PA md. 71 clip, with some redesigns by the Exodii for better use in lighter-than-air drones. Its small size is less appropriate for ground-fighting of hordes of zombies, as it is a bit inconvenient to reload.
A bizarre play about the philosophy of existential absurdity. Or maybe it's about two guys waiting for their friend to show up. It's confusing.
Freshly extracted gelatin in a dilute acid solution. It needs to be strained to separate the gelatin from the acid.
This is a copy of Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451."
An 'open-faced sandwich' consisting of sliced white bread, a healthy crust-to-crust slathering of butter, and sprinkles. Supposedly a staple of birthday parties in Australia.
A large metal tank with a water faucet attached to it, primarily used to store and heat water. Large enough for a whole family.
Basic sword & sorcery.
A milkshake made by freezing a premade mix. Incredibly sweet.
An anti-anxiety agent with a powerful sedative effect. May cause dissociation and loss of memory. It is dangerously addictive, and withdrawal from regular use should be gradual.
Salty, deep-fried potatoes from a fast food restaurant.
Though this meal is technically not foie gras, you have a feeling neither the French nor animal rights groups are likely to criticize it now.
Evacuation plans, disaster risk projections, personnel lists, and last-minute communications from just before the end, all scrubbed from FEMA servers and stored in an external HDD.
Milk inoculated with lactobacillus. It requires some time fermenting to hopefully end up as delicious yogurt.
A pill for those looking to have children. It is of no use to you.
A token representing fertilization of a plant.
A foul-smelling goop. It has a disgusting texture and a powerful smell that overwhelms every other smell around it.
A handful of immature fern fronds, still curled up like the head of a fiddle. Delicious when cooked, but consuming them raw can cause food poisoning.
An uncooked fish fillet. Makes a passable meal raw.
The raw flesh of a mollusk. Must be cleaned and cooked before eating.
In a cataclysmic future, advanced technology gives parents access to video footage of every moment of their teenage children's lives.
A booklet full of a bunch of information about a firearm, including how one is operated, how to take apart and clean the gun, and myriad of safety precautions.
A set of seals and gaskets that will allow a firearm to operate reliably while submerged in water.
A factory specification 10-round magazine for the Firefly pistol.
The fist-sized egg of a mutant firefly. Glows faintly in the dark.
A delicious fish bagel with spinach and eggs.
Fish noodle casserole is a casserole primarily made with pasta and canned tuna, with canned peas and corn sometimes added.
A delicious fish sandwich.