1 posted on
12/10/2002 4:57:04 AM PST by
Dallas
To: Dallas
I feel better about the stuff on the floor of my pickup now. I can always say it's survival provisions.
2 posted on
12/10/2002 4:59:41 AM PST by
Sender
To: Dallas
His only food was what he could get out of an old peanut butter jar and sauce packets from Taco Bell. Hope for his sake he had "mild."
3 posted on
12/10/2002 5:01:58 AM PST by
copycat
To: Dallas
Folks, use this as a guideline for winter, how long does it take to put a bag of winter provisions in your backseat? A large candle and a coffee can to burn it in, some matches, a blanket, extra clothing, some non perishable food, and a couple of bottles of water. Spending ten miutes gathering items and placing them in your car could make all the difference.
5 posted on
12/10/2002 5:10:06 AM PST by
D. Miles
To: Dallas
Thank God for his friend who was determined to seek out the lost. During this holiday season, it kinda reminds me of someOne else who did that a few thousand years ago....
To: Dallas
7 posted on
12/10/2002 5:10:39 AM PST by
jellybean
To: Dallas
Bless Robert Ward. It's wonderful news to hear that this man survived, though we find the Taco Bell sauce element humorous, this was very nearly a young man cut down in his prime.
I wish news would sound like this more often, do we really need to hear about EVERY fire and EVERY shooting and EVERY murder every time they happen?
8 posted on
12/10/2002 5:14:28 AM PST by
Skywalk
To: Dallas
Last week I went to a fast-food joint and ordered a combo meal. It included one regular-size fries. I asked for some salt and ketchup to go with it. The girl grabbed a handful of each and threw them in the bag. I counted. For that one regular-size fries, this scholar working the counter gave me . . .
7 packets of salt and 9 packets of ketchup!
In the case of the gentleman in the story, though, the wastefulness of the counter help finally paid off.
To: Dallas
Whilt it's nice that he had taco sauce to eat, a humam being can easily survive for a week without food (presuming the person isn't already malnourished beyond belief).
Water, however, is a whole other issue...
13 posted on
12/10/2002 5:22:18 AM PST by
ECM
To: Dallas
I love to slit the tops of the packets and just slurp it down.
Maybe I'll keep a few in the car now for "survival", instead of wasting them.
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ping
17 posted on
12/10/2002 5:33:16 AM PST by
Vic3O3
To: Dallas
He survived, but their were certain...unexpected...physical side effects:

"What's everyone looking at?"
To: Dallas

Click on the Bananaman!
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WV STEREOTYPE PINGS )))))))His only food was what he could get out of an old peanut butter jar and sauce packets from Taco Bell..."It's a bachelor vehicle,..."
22 posted on
12/10/2002 6:43:41 AM PST by
RFP
To: Dallas
WV bump
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Taco Bell 1
Food Nazis 0
To: Dallas
Another reminder. I keep two wool blankets, a big bag of banana chips, a few cans of beans and ravioli, a first aid kit, candles, flash light, can opener, metal dishware, etc. in my truck at all times. You never know....
To: Dallas
His only food was what he could get out of an old peanut butter jar and sauce packets from Taco Bell. ''It's a bachelor vehicle,'' Likens said. APSure don't say much for bachelor's.
To: Dallas
I guess ketchup is a vegetable, after all.
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