One guy has a big ass truck he's gonna drive around in own doomsday.
Another one has taught his daughter to weld and has a son that can get into a fireman's suit in 2 minutes. Another son has a home-made bow and is in charge of security.
They cut a lot o'firewood too,....burn it in a stove outside,...
I watched it when nothing else was on with the kids, until the episode with the couple and the sex shop. [bleep] unreal what they put on with no warning these days.
Wait till you see the episode on the zombie preppers... some virus is supposed to turn mankind into man-eating monsters within hours! Freakin [bleep] is unreal, don't know if this is just TV hoopla or if people actually believe this stuff.
I only saw part of one....then had to turn it off. It was a couple of overage hippies who had bought a missile silo, taken out all the missile stuff and computer screens, had it all decorated and a video surveillance system outside. wondered what they'd do if an intruder showed up....the old hippy dude said he had a Moisin Nagant, and muttered darkly about some other weapons.
but the killer was when they started talking about how survival was lot better if you had a team, so they assembled their team of fellow suvivalists.....and an impressive array of skills they had. One was an herbal healer and spiritual guide, a fat chick was an organic baker, her fat friend was a cable installer who could keep the video working so they could see who was coming to kill them, one guy was damned interior decorator......and after they all got likkered up on red wine they started dancing around and chanting in some kind of a drum circle thing.
I'd rather get et by zombies than hang around those weirdos.
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I watched it when nothing else was on with the kids, until the episode with the couple and the sex shop. [bleep] unreal what they put on with no warning these days.
I haven't watched all the episodes. I didn't see that one. Some are informative and some aren't and some have realistic fears and others are pretty irrational. National Geographic makes out like they're all out to lunch. Personally, I think a dirty bomb is not extremely unrealistic given our border situation whereas the dead arising from their graves isn't realistic at all. I think National Geographic is pretty bogus for acting like one scenario is just as likely as the other.
There have been a couple of fairly hot chicks on there. The kids ain't interested and take off to their rooms when it comes on anyway so...What gets me was this Oriental chick in NYC who planned to bug out. She's like wearing some braless tank top and microshorts IIRC. My thought was, why not dress in some baggy asssed sweats or the like if you really wanta be unobtrusive.
I only saw part of one....then had to turn it off. It was a couple of overage hippies who had bought a missile silo, taken out all the missile stuff and computer screens, had it all decorated and a video surveillance system outside. wondered what they'd do if an intruder showed up....the old hippy dude said he had a Moisin Nagant, and muttered darkly about some other weapons.
but the killer was when they started talking about how survival was lot better if you had a team, so they assembled their team of fellow suvivalists.....and an impressive array of skills they had. One was an herbal healer and spiritual guide, a fat chick was an organic baker, her fat friend was a cable installer who could keep the video working so they could see who was coming to kill them, one guy was damned interior decorator......and after they all got likkered up on red wine they started dancing around and chanting in some kind of a drum circle thing.
I'd rather get et by zombies than hang around those weirdos.
What Steve? You mean your next Katrina event scenario doesn't involve like, nekkid dancing after you smoke some righteous wacky bakky and then chant some as the flood waters rise?
I tried to watch one episode out of curiosity, or maybe it was two. Saw an old fart trying to camo a an 18-wheeler and a younger old man who brought home 50 lb bags of rice and the family put it in 2-liter bottles and they had a bunch.
The concept is interesting, Hollyweird managed screw it up.
I only saw part of one....then had to turn it off. It was a couple of overage hippies who had bought a missile silo, taken out all the missile stuff and computer screens, had it all decorated and a video surveillance system outside. wondered what they'd do if an intruder showed up....the old hippy dude said he had a Moisin Nagant, and muttered darkly about some other weapons.
but the killer was when they started talking about how survival was lot better if you had a team, so they assembled their team of fellow suvivalists.....and an impressive array of skills they had. One was an herbal healer and spiritual guide, a fat chick was an organic baker, her fat friend was a cable installer who could keep the video working so they could see who was coming to kill them, one guy was damned interior decorator......and after they all got likkered up on red wine they started dancing around and chanting in some kind of a drum circle thing.
I'd rather get et by zombies than hang around those weirdos.
What are you complaining about...now you know where the fattest, softest targets are, and they have told you what security measures they have.
Baker chick can be chained to the oven and keep you supplied with bread to hold all that long pig.
What Steve? You mean your next Katrina event scenario doesn't involve like, nekkid dancing after you smoke some righteous wacky bakky and then chant some as the flood waters rise?
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That show's too goofy for me but the fat farmer that was on one of the early episodes had a YouTube clip with some really good info.
He mentioned that the Mormon church has canneries (open to the public) in many communities and that these canneries are an excellent option for picking up dry goods (rice, beans, oats, flour, etc.) at a very good price for long-term storage. I checked it out and we just happened to have one about 3 minutes from where I work! As a result, I was able to pick up a few hundred pounds of canned dry goods for dirt cheap. I hope I never need it and it's just $$ down the drain but it sure is nice peace of mind to know I have it just in case. If I tried to get that much food from one of the trendy "survival" sites, I would've paid 10x as much for 1/10th the amount! I hope others here check it out - you can thank me later.....
If anyone is interested in doing the same, here's a list of the LDS canneries:
(907) 746-3509 4350 S Bodenburg Loop Rd PO Box 2432 Palmer, Alaska 99645
(435) 381-2464 560 West Highway 29 PO Box 833 Castledale, Utah 84513
(435) 586-8682 219 East 275 North PO Box 326 Cedar City, Utah 84721
(801) 298-2208 1180 West 500 North PO Box 581 Centerville, Utah 84014
(435) 864-4753 296 North 100 East PO Box 458 Delta, Utah 84624
(435) 743-6614 85 North 400 West PO Box 190 Fillmore, Utah 84636
(801) 543-1855 61 South 600 West PO Box 296 Kaysville, Utah 84037
(801) 336-3230 930 West Hill Field Rd, Ste F Layton, Utah 84041
(801) 785-0997 940 West Center Lindon, Utah 84042
(435) 752-6425 165 East 2200 North, Ste. A North Logan, Utah 84341
(801) 250-5854 3648 South 7200 West Magna, Utah 84044
(435) 835-9702 50 South Main Manti, Utah 84642
(435) 654-3489 31 East Main Street PO Box 958 Midway, Utah 84049
(435) 436-8244 290 North Center Street PO Box 517 Moroni, Utah 84646
(801) 266-1460 4373 South Main Murray, Utah 84107
(435) 623-1602 575 East 700 North PO Box 261 Nephi, Utah 84648
(801) 393-0210 1525 Lincoln Avenue Ogden, Utah 84404
(435) 637-4708 270 East 100 South Price, Utah 84501
(435) 722-2540 392 North 700 East 107-2 PO Box 56 Roosevelt, Utah 84066
(801) 240-7387 730 West 800 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84104
(801) 561-8104 615 East 8400 South Sandy , Utah 84070
(435) 896-5443 845 South State PO Box 89 Sigurd, Utah 84657
801-491-7359 1672 W 700 S Springville, UT 84663
(435) 673-3491 516 North 1400 East St. George, Utah 84770
(435) 789-9058 2178 East 1500 North Vernal, Utah 84078
Biden's most truthful quote ever came during his first press conference, 03/25/21. Drum roll please...... "I don't know, to be clear." and THAT is one promise he's kept!!!
Had one of those fella's stop here to deliver a pizza and wanted to buy my truck, but not for the price it was worth. He wanted it to "bug out" when he needed. When I asked him where he was going to "bug out" too, he hadn't thought of that.
