To: Letitring
There is a lot of very useful information in it. I remember during one orange alert several months back I left it on the table along with emergency meeting place instructions and other supplies before I left the house. May family thought I was tinfoil back then. They've since given up and just humor me and my arm-chair terror tracking.
To: freeperfromnj
How big is yours? I'm getting the feeling this is only a chapter, in a much bigger offering. :0
To: freeperfromnj
My roommate thinks I'm paranoid because I'm prepared for a disaster (natural or man-made). I think she gets irritated with me becuase I won't let for 'forget' about the threats we face. She's a total sheeple/ostritch with her head in the sand. She won't talk about it or even acknowledge there is a threat. I feel sorry for her. She asked me sometimes if I know something that she doesn't. My reply is Yes I do.
In my mind, it would be foolish to know of pending threats and not to prepare for them, but that's the why she goes about life. Hey, who am I to judge?
While I am prepared for any eventuality, these threats don't cause me to lose sleep or change my routine. They are a bit worrisome, but because I'm ready for anything, I don't stress that much. I have supplies, plans, and like minded friends whom I can rely on. All in all, I'm a pretty lucky guy.
13,199 posted on
01/21/2004 10:39:25 AM PST by
appalachian_dweller
(Dear Terrorists, Drop Dead. Feel free to contact me if you need help dropping dead.)
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