[dynachrome]

Nice to know where all the goodies are.

[dynachrome]

This guy is well prepared. For business, not prepping.

[PA Engineer]

If civilization breaks down, Douglas’s house is definitely where you want to be. In his home office — the de facto headquarters for Red Shed’s six shareholders and two independent contractors — he keeps not only his iPad and his MacBook but also a ham radio and a C.B. radio. In his basement, there is roughly a year’s supply of wheat, rice and other staples. And outside, he tries to keep a year’s supply of chopped wood and, in his garage, 375 gallons of water.

Piker.

[JRandomFreeper]

In his basement, there is roughly a year’s supply of wheat, rice and other staples. And outside, he tries to keep a year’s supply of chopped wood and, in his garage, 375 gallons of water.

Piker.

/johnny

[Blueflag]

He may be materially prepared, but he is societally naive.

I could discern no practical plan to defend in place, and no real contingency to get out.

He will live well til easily overrun.

[dfwgator]

[PA Engineer]

Here is a direct link without having to register.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

It is time for someone to start building things again.

Right here.

Not for survival. For building things.

[PGR88]

bump for later

[PA Engineer]

Ping.

[dennisw]

survivalism tips from the Ny Times!!!!

[count-your-change]

Take only what you need.

[Lancey Howard]

“Suburbia”, huh? That sounds like a code word for “not black”. Is that another dog whistle I hear? - Chris Matthews

[Bon mots]

The final survivors will be the cannibals.