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[psipsy]

Cooked up some turkey last weekend. As I haven't come down with any kind of food poisoning, I think I did it right.

A GPS is handy at times, but it can never fully replace a good map and a sense of direction.

So far, so good.

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Finer points (of turkey and GPSs)

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Re: Finer points (of turkey and GPSs)

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The GPS is better for things like that. My phone has that built in, so it's a matter of having it bring up where I am and what's around, and I can parse the rest from that.

They're not perfect, and I've known people who got lost while using them. Like say, if you were in Baltimore, and you wanted to go to New York City, the directions should NOT include going through West Virginia.

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