meatballs & marinara entree
MaterialsThe meatballs & marinara entree from an MRE.

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The meatballs & marinara entree from an MRE.
An advanced guide on mechanics and welding, covering topics like "Grinding off rust" and "Making cursive E's".
A decent-sized piece of cotton, sterilized and sealed. It's designed for medical purposes.
A slurry of satisfaction.
A roll of semi-opaque medical tape, intended to hold bandages in place. Not as versatile as duct tape.
The beginnings of a medium gas or diesel engine. It's not good for much of anything on its own.
The skull of a medium-sized feline, likely a bobcat.
Bag, similar to an IV bag, that previously stored a sterilized saline solution. Whatever it stores now, it is not safe to put in your veins.
A sealed plastic bag for liquids used in intravenous therapy, with rubber tube and cannula - all you need to perform an infusion. Holds 500 mL of completely sterile saline, therefore it is safe to put it inside your veins, if you know how.
A medium-sized steam engine. An integrated boiler burns coal to heat water into steam, driving a reciprocating shaft. A condenser recaptures the water, making this a closed-cycle system.
A medium-size steel rim for a car tire.
A metal assembly that allows bolting a wheel onto a car. Fit for a car wheel.
An over-the-counter melatonin supplement, commonly prescribed to treat sleep deprivation and to mitigate its effects. One tablet a day combined with a good night's sleep will help you recover faster.
A white piece of paper, with the logo of XEDRA printed on its upper left corner. It seems to be an internal report of some kind.
A Greek eggplant dip. The eggplants are baked until almost falling apart and seasoned with a big help of garlic, then mixed with some oil and acid.
A module that allows for the storage and recovery of information.
A popular traditional Turkish dish which includes eggs, tomato, green peppers, and spices such as ground black and red pepper cooked in olive oil.
A tiny, washable, flexible plastic cup about the size of a medicine cup for catching menstrual flow.
An absorbent pad.
The Free Merchant Certified Note, also known by names such as a 'c-note' or 'merch', is a currency based on old American bills. Fifty dollar bills and larger are printed with a promissory note signed by the treasurer of the Free Merchants, along with a complex design. The note explains that this can be exchanged for food, water, and other services through the Free Merchants in the Refugee Center.
This expansive text covers 'all domestic species and diseases in veterinary medicine worldwide'. Should you need information regarding zoonotic diseases, off-label use of medication for animals, common dysfunctions and diseases of animals, or any other veterinary reference info, this is your book. There are some interesting new chapters on animal cloning in this edition.
Elemental mercury, unique in that it is a liquid under normal temperatures and pressures. Known for its use in thermometers.
A roll of fine mesh screen for bug barriers on porches.
This module interconnects the user's digestive system and power supply, letting them replenish bionic energy by burning calories.
seeing this is a bug
A textbook with information about casting various types of metals.
A multi-bladed metal fan, like you'd find on a larger desk fan or inside a convection oven.
A manufactured disc for an angle grinder, with a thick, abrasive surface designed for grinding and shaping metal.
A metal paint can, able to hold a gallon of liquid.
A metal die used to play various role-playing games.
A simple metal wheel.
Metaprolol, a classic beta blocker. It lowers blood pressure and decouples heart rate from stressful events such as anxiety or pain.
A sheet of paper bearing an atom-and-flask symbol, filled with incoherent ramblings about alien geometries and how to get to them.
High-purity methanol suitable for use in chemical reactions. Could also be used as fuel in an alcohol-burning stove. Very toxic.
A high-strength ethanol solution mixed with methanol to make it toxic to drink, so as to avoid pre-apocalyptic regulations on ethanol. Intended for use in alcohol-burning stoves and as a solvent.
The Mexican chicken stew entree from an MRE.
An unrecognized structural element from inside a mi-go. It's strong and springy, somewhat like cartilage, but a bit stiffer. It's also a deep green color, and might possibly serve a scaffolding role, like bone.
Goo from inside a mi-go, perhaps some kind of blood? It's obviously alien, given its pink color and strange, nostril-stinging odor. It would not be advisable to try to eat it.
A 6 round magazine for the micro conceal carry pistol.
This is a relatively small cardboard box, stamped with manufacturer markings and emblazoned with the stylized image of an assembled, extremely compact carbine. Containing appropriate retool components for a given weapon platform, including adorably small upper receiver assemblies, pistol-length swappable barrels, and assorted extras (such as magazines), its contents could be used to rechamber a compatible rifle.
A plastic tube with a little built in snap-cap, a great way to store a tiny amount of liquid. Great for Jell-O shots if 1 mL is enough of a shot for you. Cool people call these "eppies".
A plastic tray riddled with small holes, for storing microcentrifuge tubes.
A lightweight telescoping boom stand made of aluminum and painted black. About 6' tall when full extended, or 3' when closed fully. Has threads for a mic clip on one end.
A small, microwavable steak & cheese burrito, like those found at gas stations.
This is a complete upper receiver assembly containing a barrel, handguard, and bolt carrier group that is installable upon an AR-15-style rifle's lower frame. Swappable uppers allow compatible firearms to be retooled for different cartridges and barrel lengths, with this kit furnishing a weapon with a standard 16-inch barrel chambered for .223 Remington ammunition.
This is a complete upper receiver assembly containing a barrel, handguard, and bolt carrier group that is installable upon an AR-15-style rifle's lower frame. Swappable uppers enable compatible firearms to be retooled for different cartridges and barrel lengths, with this kit furnishing a weapon with a specialized 16-inch barrel chambered for .300 AAC Blackout ammunition. Fortunately, standard STANAG magazines are still compatible.
This is a complete upper receiver assembly containing a barrel, handguard, and bolt carrier group that is installable upon an AR-15-style rifle's lower frame. Swappable uppers enable compatible firearms to be retooled for different cartridges and barrel lengths, with this kit furnishing a weapon with a big-bore 16-inch barrel chambered for .50 Beowulf rounds. Specialized or modified STANAG-style magazines are required to properly feed the much larger cartridges.