i don't know any preppers, at least, not that i'm aware of. i don't even know how to can veggies/fruits and only own 2 guns, so, when the apocalypse occurs, i hope i die quickly.
Meh, my whole life I've only been able to shoot 1 gun at a time. I think most people who use "prepping" as an excuse for stockpiling guns are just gun collectors trying to justify their hobby. Now, stockpiling ammo OTOH, that would make more sense. Personally, I think I have just enough to try to make it somewhere safer
you're probably right.
watching doomsday preppers makes me feel like a total slacker, lol.
I just had to turn it on the night they had the guy who married a twin "in case" he needed to replace his wife. That was a hoot
snarlingcoyote said:Something tells me you're NOT joking. . .
After going through Sandy i was glad i had done some prep work, like a generator, woodstove, water and food. We were out of power for nine days and stores and gas stations were hard to find for a few days. Nukes and zombies aren't very likely but weather issues are much more probable and some thought would go a long way to ease the burden.
But, do you have a "backup" spouse in case anything happens to the primary one?
I just had to turn it on the night they had the guy who married a twin "in case" he needed to replace his wife. That was a hoot
Just so you all know, when a prepper talks about "zombies" it's not the flesh eating zonked out beings you think of. They're talking about the person who isn't prepared that is going to come and mooch/steal what they have prepped.
That's good to know. With all the talk of zombies I was beginning to think there was an epidemic of mental instability.
OP here. I think the first guy in my post, the extreme guy, is probably prepping for economic collapse. No specific date.
The 2nd one in my post, may be prepping for similar. He is really into "made in USA" so I'm guessing economy too.
Did anyone see "Raising Hope" tonight on Fox? It was funny. Mom had spent 2 years prepping for 12/21/12. Stockpiling. Extreme couponing. Everyone in the family had a survival skill they had to learn. Family was just going along with it. And then they had to hold Christmas early - on 12/20 because on 12/25 they would be too busy trying to survive. When nothing happened on 12/21, mom was disappointed. BUT her friend had sold all their possessions & income producing ice cream truck and spent ALL their money on a trip to WDW because the world was going to end. And when it didn't end and they now owned nothing & no longer had their jobs, they had to move in with the family that prepped. So all that stockpiled food & food bought with extreme couponing came in handy after all. It was a funny episode.
After going through Sandy i was glad i had done some prep work, like a generator, woodstove, water and food. We were out of power for nine days and stores and gas stations were hard to find for a few days. Nukes and zombies aren't very likely but weather issues are much more probable and some thought would go a long way to ease the burden.
you're probably right.
watching doomsday preppers makes me feel like a total slacker, lol.