If the apocalypse occured today, what would you take?

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1) My bayonet and knives.
2) A bag full of food and medical supplies.
3) My dog.
4) A flash light with spare batteries/bulbs.
5) Two blankets. They can be rolled up and carried with the bag.
6) Some spare clothes.
7) A vehicle, preferably a larger one. Van or truck for transporting supplies.
8) A lighter/other fire starting equipment.
9) A laptop and laptop accessories obtained at any local outlet. (For keeping in contact with people.)
10) A radio, just in case.

These are just the things I would go for IMMEDIATELY. Depending on how long I managed to stay alive I would obviously continue to gather supplies and necessities so that I could increase my chances of survival. :3
 

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I'd make sure the cats were okay, to begin with. Lock them in the house and leave a lot of food lying around. Enough to last for weeks.

I'd take..A sleeping bag.
A change of clothing.
That little axe we have lying around for some reason.
My..staff..thing.
A backpack full of food that will keep, and water.
 

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Thiefree said:
Almost nothing I own is suitable for a zombie apocalypse. I'd take:
my phone (and thus the power of twitter),
my bicycle (assuming they're slow zombies, it should give me a helluva headstart),
my camera (a nikon d40, the apocalypse needs to be documented!),
my laptop,
and a backpack full of assorted cables and chargers.

I don't own a crowbar or a gun, sadly. I doubt I'd last long, but at least I'd upload some wicked pictures!
This sounds like a good plan. I would change the camera for a backpack full of food though. And I'd definitely put the trunk of my car full of jerrycans with fuel. A portable radio might also be a really good idea.
 

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woem said:
Wild Cat said:
Sylar.


nuff said.
So Sylar would steal the ability to eat brains, and then eat your own brain? Nice plan, Sherlock.
Why would he eat my brain if I'm not "special"? And why would he eat them at all?
And I prefer Detective Holmes.
 

Woem

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Wild Cat said:
woem said:
Wild Cat said:
Sylar.


nuff said.
So Sylar would steal the ability to eat brains, and then eat your own brain? Nice plan, Sherlock.
Why would he eat my brain if I'm not "special"? And why would he eat them at all?
And I prefer Detective Holmes.
Pardon me Detective Holmes, allow me to elaborate. When a man gazes into the abyss, the abyss gazes into the man. So let's assume that at one moment in time Mister Sylar steals the ability from a zombie, for instance from the leader of the zombie union [http://www.wizards.com/global/images/mtgcom_daily_jm61_pic1_en.jpg]. Not only would Sylar gain the ability to unity masses for a common cause, he might also gain his brainlust. As a result, Sylar might use his heroic (or is it villainic?) knowledge and powers to not only steal abilities from people's brain, but just because he craves them, much like a vampire needs his daily dosis of blood.

So, by my judgment, I would leave Sylar behind and take the portable radio.
 

Lynx

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woem said:
Wild Cat said:
woem said:
Wild Cat said:
Sylar.


nuff said.
So Sylar would steal the ability to eat brains, and then eat your own brain? Nice plan, Sherlock.
Why would he eat my brain if I'm not "special"? And why would he eat them at all?
And I prefer Detective Holmes.
Pardon me Detective Holmes, allow me to elaborate. When a man gazes into the abyss, the abyss gazes into the man. So let's assume that at one moment in time Mister Sylar steals the ability from a zombie, for instance from the leader of the zombie union [http://www.wizards.com/global/images/mtgcom_daily_jm61_pic1_en.jpg]. Not only would Sylar gain the ability to unity masses for a common cause, he might also gain his brainlust. As a result, Sylar might use his heroic (or is it villainic?) knowledge and powers to not only steal abilities from people's brain, but just because he craves them, much like a vampire needs his daily dosis of blood.

So, by my judgment, I would leave Sylar behind and take the portable radio.
Point taken. Let's not forget the pain pills.