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That's what the guns are for :)
Seriously, if you know how to make a fire correctly, there will be very little smoke and you can shield the flame at night. I'm not claiming to have all the answers Glatt. My point was simply that I am prepared to do everything I can to maximinze my and my wife's chances of surviving should the shit hit the fan. Better prepared than most people I would imagine. |
I must say that I have really enjoyed reading this thread. Lots of interesting stuff here.
See you at the bunker. |
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Hungry people will smell food even if you (the not so hungy) can't. don't cook if you don't have too.
Of course, you can turn your meat to jerkey early on when people aren't really thinking about food yet. Pretty much anything else can be eaten uncooked... or with sterno inside the house. |
Here's a link to a forum with some cool people who are like-minded when it comes to survival. http://www.neardeathexperiments.com/
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Which means when the really big disaster strikes, Merc's place will be easy to spot, with its 20-foot tall raging gas fire.
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:lol: exactly my thought. We have a few dinky camping ones, although i guess all it takes is for one to explode....
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You all don't watch Myth Busters do ya? :)
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Here's a nice shelter for ya, merc. Make sure you move it close to the flames so you can stay all nice and toasty-warm. :rolleyes:
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With this thread title continuing to show up, I thought I'd look for an earthquake hazard map to see what my risks really are. There are a bunch of maps here, and I just grabbed one. I have no idea what the numbers mean, but the colors are pretty. Looks like I'm safe from an earthquake here in DC.
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Looks like zippyt's fucked
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