And Bacon. Lot's and lots of Bacon.... then I'm set.Bloedhoest said:Crate of beer in the basement. I'm set.
What are you, my ancestor? *glares*Bloedhoest said:We use leaves for currency by then. And also burn the remaining forests to reduce inflation.
As someone who works at a Walmart, let me advise you against this plan. You want to know the one place EVERYONE goes when it looks like the shit is about to hit the fan? Grocery shopping. If there were a nuclear weapon falling, and you went grocery shopping, you'd probably get killed in a stampede of some sort before it even hit the ground. Never underestimate just how stupid, reckless, and careless large groups of people can be, especially if they're in a collective emotionally volatile state.zfactor said:Well, I have a list in my head... And a Costco about 1 mile away, so I figure I will just head there when the bombs fall. (for anyone who doesn't know, Costco sells bulk everything for cheap, mostly food)
The grocery shopping thing is 100% true. Hell, around here, people rush the grocery store every time it fucking SNOWS, and yet the danger of getting stuck in your house for more than 2 days is exactly zero.Kpt._Rob said:As someone who works at a Walmart, let me advise you against this plan. You want to know the one place EVERYONE goes when it looks like the shit is about to hit the fan? Grocery shopping. If there were a nuclear weapon falling, and you went grocery shopping, you'd probably get killed in a stampede of some sort before it even hit the ground. Never underestimate just how stupid, reckless, and careless large groups of people can be, especially if they're in a collective emotionally volatile state.zfactor said:Well, I have a list in my head... And a Costco about 1 mile away, so I figure I will just head there when the bombs fall. (for anyone who doesn't know, Costco sells bulk everything for cheap, mostly food)
As for me, no, I don't have a nuclear holocaust box. Mostly because I really don't know that I'd want to survive and live in a post apocalyptic wasteland to start with. It just doesn't sound like a fun time to be had by all. I'd rather get taken out in the blast, than have to slowly and painfully wither away in its wake.
Dried Noodles. They pretty much don't expire. I still wouldn't recommend keeping them around for 70 years, but they should last 10 without any problem.Alfred Chicken said:I have a radiation suit, gas mask (with SEALED filter) and geiger counter. I'd like to buy a year's worth of dried food but it doesn't actually last that long. If only someone would make some nuclear chow.
I feel compelled to ask, why the hell do you have a sealed hazmat suit?Alfred Chicken said:I have a radiation suit, gas mask (with SEALED filter) and geiger counter. I'd like to buy a year's worth of dried food but it doesn't actually last that long. If only someone would make some nuclear chow.