La Lioness Priyanka
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Thu Aug-30-07 09:46 AM
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does prolesunited know something we dont? |
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why is she asking us how long our food can last?
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c'mon now i live in nyc, we dont have 'sheds' 'pantries' or the like.
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Crazy Dave
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Thu Aug-30-07 09:54 AM
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1. I think it has something to do with the "Rapture" |
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Been hearing LynneSin talk about it a lot too :scared:
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Tyler Durden
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Thu Aug-30-07 10:33 AM
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2. When the fundies get "Raptured" they don't take their food. |
Crazy Dave
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Thu Aug-30-07 11:57 AM
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3. Lots of SUV's will be left laying around too |
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I can't wait to torch one with a "Bush/Cheney '04" or a "Marriage = Man + Woman" bumper sticker on it.
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Deep13
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Thu Aug-30-07 12:08 PM
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4. Well, disruptions in services are foreseeable. |
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During that big black out a few years ago, my town was one of the very few around here to have electricity. People were coming for miles around just to eat. No power meant no electric cooking, no refridgeration and no water (!!!). Most around here get water from the City of Cleveland which uses gigantic electric pumps to draw it from Lake Erie. When the grid went down, so did the hydration.
As you may have guessed, the biggest, most pressing problems with any disruption of infrastructure are in the following order: 1. water 2. water 3. water 4. heat in the winter.
Consider the survival rule of "threes." One can survive three minutes without oxygen, three days (or less) without water, three weeks (or less) without food. Warmth, of course, depends on the weather.
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Connonym
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Thu Aug-30-07 12:10 PM
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5. amazing what we take for granted isn't it? |
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it's really pretty remarkable that things run as smoothly as they do. Now I'm scared
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Deep13
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Thu Aug-30-07 12:17 PM
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Just keep a few extra gallons on hand for an emergency. Look, if this becomes Road Warrior land, then none of us have a chance. My own planning is for a temporary disruption caused by drought, energy shortage or pandemic.
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Connonym
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Thu Aug-30-07 01:07 PM
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8. yeah, I'm always going to keep a bullet on hand |
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in that eventuality I want to go on my own terms
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Thu Aug-30-07 12:11 PM
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in the event of a pandemic or some catastrophic event, the amount of food and water one might need could be as much as 2 months worth or longer....
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