What cracks me up is guys with bug-out bags on the ready. I mean, if you're ex-military and a trained survivalist, and ya have a map and a compass and a PLAN - a LOCATION where you are bugging out TO, then cool. But if you're not, what in the holy **** is that bug out bag for?MR-7 » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Nobody got off on the wrong foot, except you. I never said I was a survivalist. I said I am a "prepper". What is a Prepper?A prepper is someone that creates a plan, gathers resources, and gains skills so that they can be more prepared for emergencies, disasters, and other survival situations.
Preppers are normal people from all walks of life that understand the need to plan ahead to prevent hardship.Preppers try to reduce their dependencies on infrastructure. There are several strategies for this, including:Most preppers use a combination of these strategies to better prepare themselves and their families for a wide range of potential threats. The combination they use can let you know what ‘level’ they have pushed their preparedness to.
- stockpiling and storing extra resources (esp. food, water, tools)
- learning survival skills
- building resilient communities
- or going off-grid
What is Prepping and What is a Prepper? | TruePrepper
Question for you? Do you have a firearm in your Big Rig?
All your intellectual preparation is done in artificial time logistics, not evolving in series parallel time. Might give your character peace of mind but your brain knows it won't work as planned.MR-7 » Today, 3:42 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm a prepper and a realist. 22kW whole house gen...1 year of food on hand, and all the water I will need. Weapons, ammo, ect.
The average person cannot navigate with a compass. Many can't read "orientate" a map correctly. I'm not knocking them, just stating a fact.Cannonpointer » 10 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ What cracks me up is guys with bug-out bags on the ready. I mean, if you're ex-military and a trained survivalist, and ya have a map and a compass and a PLAN - a LOCATION where you are bugging out TO, then cool. But if you're not, what in the holy **** is that bug out bag for?![]()
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Leave my brain out of it. You have enough problems with your own.31stArrival » 3 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ All your intellectual preparation is done in artificial time logistics, not evolving in series parallel time. Might give your character peace of mind but your brain knows it won't work as planned.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. My problems are induced by everyone else doing the same things over and over expecting better days next rotation of the planet because humanity promised life isn't self evident time genetics actually eternally separates the lifetimes with beating hearts as ancestrally here now.
Im probably the only guy here walked part the Appalachian Trail.Cannonpointer » 20 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ What cracks me up is guys with bug-out bags on the ready. I mean, if you're ex-military and a trained survivalist, and ya have a map and a compass and a PLAN - a LOCATION where you are bugging out TO, then cool. But if you're not, what in the holy **** is that bug out bag for?![]()
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I have a few of these. They are awesome.Cannonpointer » 20 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ What cracks me up is guys with bug-out bags on the ready. I mean, if you're ex-military and a trained survivalist, and ya have a map and a compass and a PLAN - a LOCATION where you are bugging out TO, then cool. But if you're not, what in the holy **** is that bug out bag for?![]()
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So, how old were you when you attempted TwoIfByTea » 14 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Im probably the only guy here walked part the Appalachian Trail.
Started out in Amicolla Falls Georgia where my ride who picked me up in Atlanta left me off
The 1st day was Garbage Pile Mountain.
When ya hiking think about whar ya really need too they threw it all down there
After a week make "Woody Gap" got my pack weight down clean 35/40 pounds with fresh water too.
Buy Nantahala North Carolina folks I was walking with ya aint gonna make the climb
Ya look like ya half dead.
Now before I went I read afew books about it thought ya build "Trail Legs"
Eh ya aint gonna make it pal.
I know some people in town get ya 2 a Bus Station go back up home ya aint gonna make it out here
The guy pulled up the gas station he wanted the $75 bucks Upfront.
He to Asheville the Grayhound Bus Station dropped me of.
I went home and everybody laughed at me thought I was really make it all way up to MAINE
I do go walking but I live here Midwest its pretty "Flat" too just day hikes on bike trailsMR-7 » 7 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ So, how old were you when you attempted to walk the Appalachian Trail? I'm sure about a 100 pounds lighter than U R now. Right?
You are an illiterate **** idiot! Learn grammar and spelling you stupid ****!TwoIfByTea » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ I do go walking but I live here Midwest its pretty "Flat" too just day hikes on bike trails
Now in Appalachicia it a 35/40 pounds gear & food strapped 2 ya back and it aint flat nor straight it up and down the mountains.
Back home heres where I go 4 Walks.
https://youtu.be/4FS4P63439M?feature=shared
Well it's timely since the Sun just unleashed massive shyt at us.MR-7 » Today, 2:32 pm » wrote: ↑ The federal government released the results of a multiday emergency drill intended to assess our ability to handle the next massive solar storm. Unfortunately, it sounds like there’s a lot of room for improvement. According to a report published earlier this month by the Space Weather Operations, Research, and Mitigation (SWORM) task force, institutions across […]
Experts routinely review protocols and options for the next inevitable cataclysmic asteroid strike, for example. But while that kind of cosmic predicament only occurs roughly once every 25,000 years, massive solar storms happen more frequently. These flare-ups generate gigantic clouds of energized gas and dust that can bombard Earth at speeds of roughly 2 million miles per hour. Such particles subsequently distort the planet’s magnetosphere and produce atmospheric displays like the aurora borealis. But in an interconnected and digitized world, these forces can also wreak havoc on power grids, communications systems, and satellite arrays.
However, even if agencies implement better response protocols and clearly articulate risks to the public, the fact remains that a solar storm’s lead time is incredibly short. Currently, experts are only able to accurately assess the incoming impacts of a coronal mass ejection around 30 minutes before it reaches Earth. SWORM noted “significant discussion was dedicated” to just how little a half an hour’s heads up affords agencies, and suggested developing an advanced warning system—even if it’s imprecise.
The first US solar storm emergency drill did not go well
I am very confident TRUMP will have MUSK and Space X take a look at those measures needed to effectively give us more advanced "warning".
murdock » 3 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ You are an illiterate **** idiot! Learn grammar and spelling you stupid ****!
You leftists *** always talk gay ****. Can't help it I guess. Oh I forgot...JohnnyYou » 6 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ The Zombies are drilling in your azz. That's where the pea size brain you have lives.
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murdock » 2 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ You leftists *** always talk gay ****. Can't help it I guess. Oh I forgot...
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murdock » 13 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ You are an illiterate **** idiot! Learn grammar and spelling you stupid ****!
You know what U R Johnny. murdock told you what U R.JohnnyYou » 5 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Man if you poop too hard you'll self lobotomize yurself. I suggest a permanent diet of Exlax. Your consciousness might smooth out.
Do you have a weapon in your truck?TwoIfByTea » Today, 4:41 pm » wrote: ↑ Okay I "Respect" a Veteran a retired "Service Guy"
What I hate is these morons out there buy a buncha guns cases of ammo think they '"Survivalists" too
What about Food and Heat keep ya warm
Fresh Potable Water too that ya can drink not get sick
Look we maybe got off on the wrong foot okay.
What I hate about most "Survialist" they all about guns but no practical "Survival" Skills either
I just ordered three for the pantry. If/when SHTF, they might be mighty handy.