I've done it with mine. It was fun, but bent the blades a little.

Yep. Can't advertise by flavor, no lights or ultralights anymore, especially menthols.

I never tried. Even if you called me marbleblows they'd sell em. I always called em Marlbros and they still sold em.

If this doesn't get traction or a lot of responses, look for reputable boot brands mentioned in BIFL and see if they make waders too. Eg. Google the phrase "reddit buyitforlife boots" or maybe even waders. That found me this: https://www.reddit.com/r/flyfishing/comments/pas6op/buy_it_for_life_waders/

Or shop at a place with a good return policy that covers this situation.

Graphics on that episode are cool, but I feel like even though that guy was a goober, he didn't deserve that.

.. so how programmers work today?/s

Slow down Satan.

Real LPT is always in the comments.

If you've got one like this that has metal handles or if you have one that has bakelite handles that are designed for high temperature, and you have to be absolutely sure and don't blame me if you're wrong, then you can season it just like you would season any other piece of cast iron. You put your fat of choice all over the surface of the pan, he didn't until it smokes and pour off the excess. You have to make sure you heat it evenly so that the whole thing is at the same temperature because you want the oil to bond to the surface of the metal and evenly heating it makes sure that it bonds everywhere.

At this point I've given up on my aluminum cookware though and I stick to cookware that I can eat without getting sick. To elaborate on that, aluminum cookware is probably not bad for most people as long as you don't use it for your whole life but it does put aluminum in your food and I'm less able to process heavy metals than others.

https://www.qwant.com/?q=how+to+season+aluminum+cookware

You'll find guides online.

Good luck, and have fun!

Can I at least cry havoc? Please?

Cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war

For one meal, not harmful. For a whole life? I'd like to disagree. My grandmother had some early dementia from using aluminum and copper cookware.

I've pitted one. You are correct. You can sorta repair it by seasoning it if you pitted one.