Massive earthquake rocks the US!

lookout123 · 01-17-2010, 09:35 PM

Um, yeah this is the part where anyone who ever wondered if I was nuts will quit wondering.

*4 people x 2 gals water/day x 15 days + 12,000 gallon swimming pool and plenty of water purifaction options for 6 months.

*Enough MRE's for a week, Mountain House stuff for 60 days, lots of canned foods and other long shelf life foods

*A significant amount of first aid supplies and some basic medical stuff

*Months worth of toiletries

*Camping supplies

*Candles and more than a few windup flashlights

*a number of ways to cook without power

*2 way radios + 1 crank radio

*Firearms designed for different duties, plenty of ammunition for any situation

Each car and office have go bags with checklists and 3 day supplies and equipment.

Yeah, I probably am nuts but I doubt I'll ever regret having the stuff.

Tools, some lumber, a shitton of paracord, several pair of comfy boots and plenty of durable clothing, detailed maps, propane, plenty of alcohol, coffee + percolator, camelbaks, knives, hiking sticks, ... the list grows when I see something I think might be useful.

01-17-2010, 09:35 PM	#11
lookout123 changed his status to single Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Right behind you. No, the other side. Posts: 10,308	Um, yeah this is the part where anyone who ever wondered if I was nuts will quit wondering. 4 people x 2 gals water/day x 15 days + 12,000 gallon swimming pool and plenty of water purifaction options for 6 months. Enough MRE's for a week, Mountain House stuff for 60 days, lots of canned foods and other long shelf life foods A significant amount of first aid supplies and some basic medical stuff Months worth of toiletries Camping supplies Candles and more than a few windup flashlights a number of ways to cook without power 2 way radios + 1 crank radio Firearms designed for different duties, plenty of ammunition for any situation Each car and office have go bags with checklists and 3 day supplies and equipment. Yeah, I probably am nuts but I doubt I'll ever regret having the stuff. Tools, some lumber, a shitton of paracord, several pair of comfy boots and plenty of durable clothing, detailed maps, propane, plenty of alcohol, coffee + percolator, camelbaks, knives, hiking sticks, ... the list grows when I see something I think might be useful. __________________ Getting knocked down is no sin, it's not getting back up that's the sin Last edited by lookout123; 01-17-2010 at 09:47 PM.*

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