Are you a prepper?

Inquiring minds want to know...

This movie made me realize that I don't think I would want to survive an apocalyptic type of situation.

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8 strangers are trapped in an underground bunker built by the apartment super-attendant. A bunch of nukes go off in NYC and a few of the tenets happen to make it to the bunker before the blast hits.

Just a warning, this movie is super messed up. I couldn't make it to the end. I told one of my more sturdy friends to watch it and he is going to tell me how it ends.

DATA MINING INITIATED!

This!

I have a bug out bag, but other then that, I think it would be pointless and we wouldn't survive for more then a couple of days in...

I use to be during the 2000 rollover period but after throwing out lots of outdated stuff and realizing what a wasted effort it was to live expecting doom daily I quit.

I do keep enough food that we could probably eat sparingly for a couple of months but other than that NO.

I try to keep a few days worth of anything we might need in an emergency situation such as bad weather or power outages.

If things ever get that bad I would rather just go on quickly.Who wants to survive to live such a horrid life.

no. you people are crazy im just gonna take your stuff by force.

I plan on dying if it gets to the point where we're scavenging for food and fighting off hungry mobs and fleeing from the new-Gestapo.

Hi, I'm a prepper. I have been using Preparation H for many yeas now.

Right, good luck with that

Hi Government Agent....how are you? Nothing better to do than come to GLP and try to dig for dirt?

I don't need to prep. I'm incredibly fast with problem solving and critical thinking. I'll end up being the one that's helping others.

Hmmm Canadian...

Great skill..

Yep.. remember preppers have ammo for you also..

The best prep is mental. ;-`)

That movie sucks...the girl who lives sucks. She got saved but left the man who saved her to be burned alive when all she had to do was open the door. The best part is the ending shows us she is not going to be much better off at all. It is just a movie, but I hope she fries slowly.

Yes, I am a prepper. We are ready for anything. Just looking for the guys who just want to take what we have. We have a big hole for them back down the hill. Hope they have nice big guns...we can use them too!

We have been waiting for years for this boil to come to a head. We only hope to survive long enough to see what happens next. We will share what we have with folks like us. The true devastation from quakes, the huge waters from perhaps the pole shifting will most likely take 99% of us out. Maybe the sun will roast us or blind us or blow us away. Maybe a god-thumper will nuke somebody. I kind of hope it is quick. "Thems that die is the lucky ones."

If nothing else I think a big quake is going to hit very soon. There are so many possibilities for disaster it is hard to tell what will get us first.

Whatever it is...it has been an adventure. If nothing happens we will eat pretty well for a long time. You can bet the grocery prices are going to create a major disaster for all of us.

I for one do realise that if it comes to a worldwide calamaty, our civilisation will crumble in just a couple months time. Everything depends on computers and electricity, if those go, everything goes an food will run out in the stores in a matter of days. If billions should die, the aftermath will be a mad max scenario 100x fold, just as a necessity to survive.

I would also choose to die, but to protect my kids I think I would kill or be killed.

I'm a prepper!, he's a prepper!, she's a prepper!
we're a prepper!, wouldn't you like to be a prepper too?

If having more than 1 weeks worth of toilet paper stored in my home qualifies me - then ... Yes!

I'm a bona-fide 'Prepper'.

(Dock leaves are a POOR substitute for Cottonelle ... Dont'cha think?)

I feel under-prepared when the stash diminishes to less than 100 'double-rolls'.

Been to Canada and I know what Canadians thinks of us Americans sooooooooo

Prep mentally have plan and be mobile till you reach your safe point.
Have a bug out bag and weapons of course. The likelihood of being able to stay put is unlikely so food storages may be useless for many but awareness of this is what would be a saving grace for those that know.
So have a plan a bag and useful weaponlike tools. Guns are good but ammo is gonna get scarce quick so more primitive weapons would be better and even more useful like hammers pry bars shovels etc. Tools with multi uses that can be easily gathered when bugging out. So yeah be aware mentally prepped and ready all others ... Burn burnburn... Consider it population control or survival of the fittest rapture way it's happening

do you blame them?

whats a prepper?

i am not, i am waiting to die, dont wanna live on earth for so long...bring it on

Quitter!

Lmao, thanks for the recap. I never said it was good, only that it was super messed up. It was 2 hours long for Christs' sake...and as far as the girl goes, I bet it was the half-brother who saved her...and she was a total cock-tease. Yes, I'm a lady and don't normally use language like that but she was a bitch.

The food will only last so long; the nuclear plants stationed on both coasts are going to fry the land; I don't want to survive that.
That isn't to say that I would give up, either. If I was forced to fight to survive, I think I would. I work out almost every day (well, not the past month so much because of school), and me and some girlfriends are going to start taking Kick-Boxing and MMA classes. My husband is excited and is thinking of taking a few classes himself.

no Im the Surgeon, pays more.

Nah, I dont prepare in the style of all these doomsday preppers. But I do allot of bushcraft, and travel in the wild. Best way to prepare.

Like Ray Mears would say.

- "The great thing about bushcraft is that wherever you go, the skills go with you."

- "Knowledge is the key to survival and the best thing about that is: it doesn't weigh anything."

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