Anyone here "prep" for anything?

[Kidnostad3]

Living in Hurricane Alley I always have on hand 4-5 cases of bottled water, a months worth of survival meals, propane, plenty of batteries and a good supply of ammunition.  I don't consider myself a "prepper" but I am a survivor having gone through Hurricane Charlie at ground zero and a number of other less destructive storms. 

[ItsOver]

Living in Hurricane Alley I always have on hand 4-5 cases of bottled water, a months worth of survival meals, propane, plenty of batteries and a good supply of ammunition.  I don't consider myself a "prepper" but I am a survivor having gone through Hurricane Charlie at ground zero and a number of other less destructive storms.

Same here, in the ItsOver estate bunker, deep below the east Texas piney woods.  If there's one thing I've learned through hurricanes over the decades, don't be one of the sheeple, waiting for direction and protection from Big Brother government, at all levels.  He's always much than a dollar short and days late. 

Back to my shortwave.  Out.

[ItsOver]

I take extra toilet paper when I go camping.

I guess that explains the demand.

[ItsOver]

Everyone's "prep" should include knowing neighbors. If anyone thinks that survival alone for any length of time is possible... well good luck.

And knowing where they store their supplies.   

And how to avoid them if they're not wearing a Hazmat suit.

[ItsOver]

To the Evil Twin of Zen:

The simple can opener is called a p-38, NOT a p-51.

I still have one from the Nam. They came in "C" ration boxes.

Most of us had one on our dog-tag chains

"My, that P-51 is a big one."

[The Alcoholic]

My prepping.

1. Crack open a Sam Adams
2. Grab tissue
3. Open laptop to generic porn site.