Irony or coincidence? I think the latter is more appropriate, though I did gather what you meant.Poseidon wrote:
Do you honestly not get it?Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Oh I've got to hear this.Poseidon wrote:
I'm finding my user title ironic atm..
Yeesh, I thought the minute people read what I wrote, they'd understand it... "prepare for the future"? "Survival Guide"?
I guess I overestimate your comprehension capabilities. http://forums.newyorkislanders.com/styl … ntknow.gif
Well, to be fair, you jumped on the "oh, he's got a post which may or may not be stupid, let me point it out, even though I'm wrong" train to start with.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
oh you're user title, I read it as his user titlePoseidon wrote:
Do you honestly not get it?Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Oh I've got to hear this.
Yeesh, I thought the minute people read what I wrote, they'd understand it... "prepare for the future"? "Survival Guide"?
I guess I overestimate your comprehension capabilities. http://forums.newyorkislanders.com/styl … ntknow.gif
Way to jump on the insult train though.
...may or may not be. It had the potential to make an extremely interesting. Now I have to go pay $20 to see a dog fight.Poseidon wrote:
Well, to be fair, you jumped on the "oh, he's got a post which may or may not be stupid, let me point it out, even though I'm wrong" train to start with.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
oh you're user title, I read it as his user titlePoseidon wrote:
Do you honestly not get it?
Yeesh, I thought the minute people read what I wrote, they'd understand it... "prepare for the future"? "Survival Guide"?
I guess I overestimate your comprehension capabilities. http://forums.newyorkislanders.com/styl … ntknow.gif
Way to jump on the insult train though.
Vick's out already?
Anyways @ this whole thing - I really doubt we'd ever see anything that needs this unless things really hit the shitter.
Anyways @ this whole thing - I really doubt we'd ever see anything that needs this unless things really hit the shitter.
All the pot in the world wouldn't make me as paranoid as the OP. Worse thing that happens is we lose a little in the standard-of-living catagory - to which I don't give a fuck to be honest, because I live pretty nicely.Kmarion wrote:
A lot less expensive than your smokable plants aren't they?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Edible plants? I've seen a few - they are about $0.99 a pound at the local market.
Is this like one of those zombie surival guides?
ATG what are you doing about electricity? Are you planning on getting (or have) a generator or are you just running on propane or whatever? Flashlights, radios, walkie-talkies and the batteries to complement, or Robinson Crusoe style?
I have generator big enough to run my fridge.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
ATG what are you doing about electricity? Are you planning on getting (or have) a generator or are you just running on propane or whatever? Flashlights, radios, walkie-talkies and the batteries to complement, or Robinson Crusoe style?
Fifteen gallons of propane. New crops are planted. Ammo is being purchased. Body armor dusted off. Weapons cleaned.
I' not going overboard in preperation.
If I was unhinged I would empty my bank accounts.
Oh wait. The IRS did that.
Nah you can never, ever be over-prepared. Just wondering if you were planning on trying to maintain a large stock of batteries or if that's what these sites would recommend, it seems like they would be one of the most expensive and hardest to maintain.
If we have to resort to cannabalism I'm calling dibs on Rammunition. I've always pictured him as a short, chunky, tasty little fellow. But not in a gay way of course.
Malloy must go
It's not all paranoia. It's about being prepared. In case of emergency, the government isn't gunna give a shit about you or your family, that's if there is a government.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
All the pot in the world wouldn't make me as paranoid as the OP.
I've got enough bulk buy ramen noodles to last me a thousand winters.ATG wrote:
Go ahead and laugh.Kmarion wrote:
I hate to break it to you guys but if this is where the country is headed, true survival.. I'm voting for the milf that has ar-15's and mounted animals on the walls..
I hope you don't all end up wishing you had printed this information up.
Actually I would be more prepared than most.. generators etc.. hurricane country remember?
Xbone Stormsurgezz
All I can tell you is don't store alkaline batteries in the freezer like he battery companies like you to.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
Nah you can never, ever be over-prepared. Just wondering if you were planning on trying to maintain a large stock of batteries or if that's what these sites would recommend, it seems like they would be one of the most expensive and hardest to maintain.
Soooooo...what happens when a hurricane and anarchy hits?Kmarion wrote:
I've got enough bulk buy ramen noodles to last me a thousand winters.ATG wrote:
Go ahead and laugh.Kmarion wrote:
I hate to break it to you guys but if this is where the country is headed, true survival.. I'm voting for the milf that has ar-15's and mounted animals on the walls..
I hope you don't all end up wishing you had printed this information up.
http://i38.tinypic.com/91dj6x.jpg
Actually I would be more prepared than most.. generators etc.. hurricane country remember?
Rechargable batteries + solar battery chargers = unlimited, free battery power.
rechargeable batteries do not last foreverPubic wrote:
Rechargable batteries + solar battery chargers = unlimited, free battery power.
If that happens I'll Ahmed Chalabi itReciprocity wrote:
It's not all paranoia. It's about being prepared. In case of emergency, the government isn't gunna give a shit about you or your family, that's if there is a government.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
All the pot in the world wouldn't make me as paranoid as the OP.
in a prolonged scenario I think electricity will be a crutch. The sooner you can learn to survive without it, the better. You don't want to spend all your time maintaining your electricity supply.
I fail to see how the OP is scare mongering.
Use the info or don't.
Use the info or don't.
I don't know what kind of batteries you buy, but both Energizer and Duracell do not advise this...ATG wrote:
All I can tell you is don't store alkaline batteries in the freezer like he battery companies like you to.
Source.Duracell wrote:
Store batteries in a dry place at normal room temperature. Do not refrigerate DURACELL Batteries. This will not make them last longer. Most DURACELL Batteries will provide dependable long life even after 5 years of storage in these conditions.
Source.Energizer wrote:
DO practice proper battery storage by keeping batteries in a cool, dry place at normal room temperature. It is not necessary to store batteries in a refrigerator.
I remember a few years ago when storing batteries in the refrigerator was all the rage, but that time has past.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mad_MaxFlaming_Maniac wrote:
Soooooo...what happens when a hurricane and anarchy hits?Kmarion wrote:
I've got enough bulk buy ramen noodles to last me a thousand winters.ATG wrote:
Go ahead and laugh.
I hope you don't all end up wishing you had printed this information up.
http://i38.tinypic.com/91dj6x.jpg
Actually I would be more prepared than most.. generators etc.. hurricane country remember?
Xbone Stormsurgezz
Mel Gibson? No. I see you more as a Kevin Costner.Kmarion wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mad_Max
You should move inland, like a normal, sane person.Kmarion wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mad_MaxFlaming_Maniac wrote:
Soooooo...what happens when a hurricane and anarchy hits?Kmarion wrote:
I've got enough bulk buy ramen noodles to last me a thousand winters.
http://i38.tinypic.com/91dj6x.jpg
Actually I would be more prepared than most.. generators etc.. hurricane country remember?
You've gotten more inclement weather due to storms than me this year. You should move out of bass akward cow fucking country.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
You should move inland, like a normal, sane person.Kmarion wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mad_MaxFlaming_Maniac wrote:
Soooooo...what happens when a hurricane and anarchy hits?
Xbone Stormsurgezz
psh, we didn't get shit. It was almost windy one day.Kmarion wrote:
You've gotten more inclement weather due to storms than me this year. You should move out of bass akward cow fucking country.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
You should move inland, like a normal, sane person.
If you wanna fuck a cow around here you're either going to have to drive a few hours or go screw a steak. Besides, we might have limited water shortages...but at least we don't have to worry about a big ol' wall of it wrecking our stuff.
is galveston not good enough to be considered part of texas? you are a land racist!Flaming_Maniac wrote:
a big ol' wall of it wrecking our stuff.
