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Disaster pack
With all the weird weather going on, I've decided to be prepared. It's more time consuming than I thought. Maybe my mind is not organized enough to what I think I need. Dunno. I may over pack it. So, are any of you guys prepared if a natural disaster hits?
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thanks!
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Surely a daily prayer is all the preparation necessary?
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I have several plans in place depending on the situation.
I have a Bug Out Bag containing a few changes of clothes, a checkbook, basic first aid kit, rations for three days, a weeks worth of my medicine, a weeks worth of my wife's meds too, except for the insulin that remains in the fridge. And a couple of other things. I also have a disaster plan, which includes my camper, which is stocked and ready to go within fifteen minutes. It contains a month's worth of supplies (food, medicine, fresh water, cash and weapons). I try to keep my LP tanks full and my truck at least 3/4 full at all times. Just in case a fire threatens or something like that. |
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Who's gonna take checks in an emergency?
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and what are you gonna do with a tied-up camel?
Just remember the toilet paper, people, everyone forgets the toilet paper. And your girlie things if you need them. |
If you should ever have to evacuate from a disaster area in a hot air balloon, don't pickup any girls with little dogs ... they're trouble.
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For bigger emergencies, such as an evacuation ahead of natural disaster, I go hook onto the camper and head for my alternative site in the Ozarks. For that, I need up to 30 minutes warning. For the end of the world, even cash won't matter. In that case, I grab more ammo and head to my secret lair. |
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and if he told you, then he'd have to ... replenish his ammo.
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I used to have a pretty well-stocked bug-out bag. I sold the trauma kit for $250.
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