Hey I'm just hearing about frozen rice but yeah I remember those old boil in a bag rice a roni things.
The Food grade bucket and the mylar bag with oxgen absorbers is the way all the dudes on Doomsday preppers stored their beans and rice.
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The Food grade bucket and the mylar bag with oxgen absorbers is the way all the dudes on Doomsday preppers stored their beans and rice.
how my prepped brehs doin during this weather?
Easy going for me.
Got a 5 hour drive tomorrow morning to visit my uncle. No worries.
link?
this thread is a trip for someone that grew up with unreliable power grids and so forth. if you want to be truly prepped and you can afford a long vacation go stay in the developing world for a while and don't live like a tourist
Man I’m horrible at posting links and pics on my phone. Go to the Walmart website and search kerosene heaters. They’re about $168. Use 1-K Heater fuel or Klean-Heat for kerosene. A gallon is around $20 and 2.5 gallons is a little under $40. A gallon will last a whole day if you run it full blast.
Hopefully this works. Scroll to the bottom.
Brehs and brehettes...be prepared:
www.cnn.com
Woman in Buffalo found dead in her car after getting trapped by snow, family says | CNN
A 22-year-old woman was found dead over the holiday weekend in Buffalo, New York, after being trapped in her car by the blizzard that paralyzed western New York, her family told CNN on Tuesday.
www.cnn.com
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
The difference is people where you grew up know how to deal with it and losing power doesn't disrupt their flow (too much). Americans and other Westerners have zero preparation for even 12 hours without power.
which is why i'm saying a first world idea of what a survivalist is is just a normal day in some developed country
life is funny like that. I"m talking to my family about harvesting water and solar power on a regular basis over there and they are not survivalists just people trying to beat bad infrastructure
When I still lived in Africa I seen a lot of people get defeated by rural life that were travellers... nothing like having to use a hole in the ground that doesn't flush to shyt. That was the experience that often broke westerners. The trips would be nice as long as they were in the city with flushing toilets and running water. Give them one week up country and they come back looking like they seen ghosts.
i'll give Americans the edge when it comes to weapon preparedness but that's to be expected. I think that's most peoples focus.
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
which is why i'm saying a first world idea of what a survivalist is is just a normal day in some developed country
life is funny like that. I"m talking to my family about harvesting water and solar power on a regular basis over there and they are not survivalists just people trying to beat bad infrastructure
When I still lived in Africa I seen a lot of people get defeated by rural life that were travellers... nothing like having to use a hole in the ground that doesn't flush to shyt. That was the experience that often broke westerners. The trips would be nice as long as they were in the city with flushing toilets and running water. Give them one week up country and they come back looking like they seen ghosts.
i'll give Americans the edge when it comes to weapon preparedness but that's to be expected. I think that's most peoples focus.
I remember when I visited Accra and the folks I was staying with lost power and water (no backups on the pumps in the neighborhood) and they were like
here's a bucket and some water we got before the pressure died out.
Great time to buy preps, alot of things are the cheapest they have been in 3 years
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
I plan on building another bug out bag for my car.
If you're keeping it in the car you could build a whole INCH bag (I'm never coming home) as long as you can carry it a mile in the woods put as much shyt as you think you'll need in the bag.