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Thread: Just LOL at people without a BOB

post 1484732991 02-23-2017, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted By WillBrink⏩
This is not some Rambo prepper chit, it's basic common sense and stuff like water, shelter, meds you may need, basic first aid kit,fleshlight, and so forth, put into a good quality back pack you can grab and go or "bug out" with.
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Originally Posted By WillBrink⏩
Got it, so the CDC, Canadian gov, Red Cross, etc, etc are just throwing it out for no good reason. The rest of what you wrote is irrelevant. Survival favors the prepared, plan for the worst, hope for the best. If not one damn thing in the BOB helps a person in a given emergency, nothing lost. It it does, you may need it badly, and need it to survive. Or, it may simply make your experience less horrible until help arrives or you find help. Would you rather have something to sleep on, some water close by, a little food, and a radio with you until there's help for say 2-3 days or nothing?

This is not rocket science. Just basic survival info. There's a reason those who actually do that chit for a living always recommend a basic BOB. Always.
The fact that you asked "would I rather" have some essentials or not means whatever the disaster was, it didn't immediately kill me before the convenience of a BOB was a thought.

I agree having a BOB is great but can we agree that your disaster planning shouldn't begin there? You need to have the evacuation plans and means and you need to live in a home that can withstand the most threatening conditions prone to your geographic location. These weigh far more heavily on your survival than a BOB. It's nice to have that safety net if you happen to be in your home at the time of a disaster but it's not going to guarantee chit if you can't safely shelter in place because your dwelling is insufficient or you don't have the means to get the fuk out when you need to.
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Originally Posted By Messiahtype⏩
This is why the misc lifts,
It does?

You sure brah?

On topic, always a good idea to have something like that, along with a chunk of cash in your house in case of emergencies
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post 1484734461 02-23-2017, 12:31 PM
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Dude Idk, the bag you describe sounds so basic that I could literally put it together in five minutes in the event of an emergency. It takes practically zero thought to mentally locate within my house the bag, water jug, pb, protein, bread, first aid kit, flashlight, weapons etc that would be necessary. If the emergency is so severe that you have to get out of your house immediately, then I doubt you're going to survive anyway. Your example of leaving your house for the gas leak definitely didn't necessitate a BOB either; you could have stayed at a friend or relative's house, or a hotel, and you could have gotten food just about anywhere.

The only things I could see being useful and that would require advanced planning to obtain would be a gas mask, antibiotics, storm-proof matches, maybe a tent, guns, etc. Mostly I think that I'd be better off staying in my house/basement if some wacky **** (zombie apoc?) was going down, rather than exposing myself to a bunch of panicked and dangerous people. If it's a nuclear attack then we're all screwed, so nbd there.


If anything, the one sort of emergency that people should be encouraged to plan for, since it's much more likely to occur than what's being mentioned ITT, is a financial one. An emergency fund that can carry you for six months (or more) if you were suddenly unemployed would be the best thing for most people to concern themselves with.

I think making a mental note of the fire exits in any building that you're in might also fall higher on the list of priorities than what's being mentioned in here.
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Originally Posted By WillBrink⏩
I could have sure, and would have if it lasted longer than the one night it did, but obviously I didn't know if it would last an hour or 5 days. I got a text in the early am it was fixed and we could return. I'd left without even shutting stuff off and such. Again, hope for the best, prepare for the worst. Anything else is just poor thinking.
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Or me and my buddies relieve you of your gear and go on our merry way looking for other suckers
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If chit hits the fan then just grab your guns and shoot everyone and take their chit.
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OK hear me out:

-So if "studies" show you should be prepared for 72 hours, basically all you need is shelter and water.
-In the event that you are 100% ON YOUR OWN (i.e. no hotels, no red cross shelters, no friends couch, no your house, etc.) then we're completely fuked. It means all grocery stores have been looted, the gov't is fuked and can't help the people and we have no power/water.
- To restore that will take MUCH longer than 72 hours.

So, instead of a dumb bag that'll let you live in the forest for a few days, I suggest stocking up on water/food/ guns at your house. In the case of an emergency where a city's water/ electricity gets cut off and the gov't can't help. You'll want to stay fuking put in your house instead of wander off and risk getting killed by the desperate, unprepared people.
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Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
The fact that you asked "would I rather" have some essentials or not means whatever the disaster was, it didn't immediately kill me before the convenience of a BOB was a thought.
If you'd rather not have anything if what ever happens does not immediately kill you, is your business. It may or may not be a life saver, or simply a way to make it way less suckie. Again, not a complex issue here.
Originally Posted By allianc3⏩
I agree having a BOB is great butcan we agree that your disaster planning shouldn't begin there? You need to have the evacuation plans and means and you need to live in a home that can withstand the most threatening conditions prone to your geographic location. These weigh far more heavily on your survival than a BOB. It's nice to have that safety net if you happen to be in your home at the time of a disaster but it's not going toguarantee chit if you can't safely shelter in place because your dwelling is insufficient or you don't have the means to get the fuk out when you need to.
Agreed, and no place in this thread did the word "guarantee" get used by me. Simply a matter of hedging the odds in your favor and not dying of something easily dealt with until some help arrives or you find it.
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post 1484737961 02-23-2017, 12:56 PM
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Negs on recharge. Get your tinfoil hat wearing ass outta here.
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post 1484738011 02-23-2017, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted By jxkcalb⏩
Dude Idk, the bag you describe sounds so basic that I could literally put it together in five minutes in the event of an emergency. It takes practically zero thought to mentally locate within my house the bag, water jug, pb, protein, bread, first aid kit, flashlight, weapons etc that would be necessary. If the emergency is so severe that you have to get out of your house immediately, then I doubt you're going to survive anyway. Your example of leaving your house for the gas leak definitely didn't necessitate a BOB either; you could have stayed at a friend or relative's house, or a hotel, and you could have gotten food just about anywhere.

The only things I could see being useful and that would require advanced planning to obtain would be a gas mask, antibiotics, storm-proof matches, maybe a tent, guns, etc. Mostly I think that I'd be better off staying in my house/basement if some wacky **** (zombie apoc?) was going down, rather than exposing myself to a bunch of panicked and dangerous people. If it's a nuclear attack then we're all screwed, so nbd there.


If anything, the one sort of emergency that people should be encouraged to plan for, since it's much more likely to occur than what's being mentioned ITT, is a financial one. An emergency fund that can carry you for six months (or more) if you were suddenly unemployed would be the best thing for most people to concern themselves with.

I think making a mental note of the fire exits in any building that you're in might also fall higher on the list of priorities than what's being mentioned in here, also.
Agreed man. There's certainly priorities with different orders of magnitude and of all the scenarios I can think of, having access to a BOB isn't first, second, or third when it comes to survival.

When disaster hits or there's an imminent threat of disaster it's about making the right moves at the right time.

Look at statistics for large scale US disasters and Katrina is a good example. Who died? The elderly, due to their immobility. The poor due to their lack of resources. People with existing health conditions due to disruptions or inaccessibility to care. Young children/infants because they're incapable of caring for themselves in an emergency.

Simply by being in the right demographic improves your odds of survival far more than a BOB could. Then comes all the other stages of planning and prep before a BOB can even begin to influence your chance at survival.

Again, a BOB is great for convience and QOL improvement in a disaster, just less meaningful for survival than tons of other factors which need to be considered first.
post 1484738091 02-23-2017, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted By nctarheels21⏩
OK hear me out:

-So if "studies" show you should be prepared for 72 hours, basically all you need is shelter and water.
-In the event that you are 100% ON YOUR OWN (i.e. no hotels, no red cross shelters, no friends couch, no your house, etc.) then we're completely fuked. It means all grocery stores have been looted, the gov't is fuked and can't help the people and we have no power/water.
- To restore that will take MUCH longer than 72 hours.

So, instead of a dumb bag that'll let you live in the forest for a few days,I suggest stocking up on water/food/ guns at your house. In the case of an emergency where a city's water/ electricity gets cut off and the gov't can't help. You'll want to stay fuking put in your house instead of wander off and risk getting killed by the desperate, unprepared people.
That's called "bugging in" and if an option, the best option. This may be a shock to you, but you don't always get to choose. I know, quite a revelation but truff. So, stuff at home is obvious derp, but the basic BOB still important for what should be obvious reasons.
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post 1484738521 02-23-2017, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted By WillBrink⏩
That's called "bugging in" and if an option, the best option. This may be a shock to you, but you don't always get to choose. I know, quite a revelation but truff. So, stuff at home is obvious derp, but the basic BOB still important for what should be obvious reasons.
Literally the only situation that would ever require this tinfoil hat nutcase bag would be a natural disaster that hits a whole area, and you always have literal hours of preparation before a natural disaster...

You're seriously ****ed in the head mate. Go live in a ****ing cottage in the middle of the woods off the grid if you're such a pussy ****
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post 1484739121 02-23-2017, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted By Idontevenliftt⏩
Negs on recharge. Get your tinfoil hat wearing ass outta here.
Take that up with the tin foil hat wearing CDC idiot:

https://www.cdc.gov/phpr/zombies.htm

No derpa derp, CDC is not a wrestling federation or PS4 game. Try to help some brahs not die in some survivable event, and they go all urine-idiot on me.
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Originally Posted By WillBrink⏩
That's called "bugging in" and if an option, the best option. This may be a shock to you, but you don't always get to choose. I know, quite a revelation but truff. So, stuff at home is obvious derp, but the basic BOB still important for what should be obvious reasons.
Listen, you posted a thread on the misc, of course people are going to talk chit. But no reason to get an attitude. You should've known this was coming.
I was trying to have a serious conversation, don't be a baby around me.

A BOB seems to be more along the lines of an outdoor survivalist bag, as opposed of something to be used in the case of an emergency at home.
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Originally Posted By Idontevenliftt⏩
Literally the only situation that would ever require this tinfoil hat nutcase bag would be a natural disaster that hits a whole area, and you always have literal hours of preparation before a natural disaster...

You're seriously ****ed in the head mate. Go live in a ****ing cottage in the middle of the woods off the grid if you're such a pussy ****
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Originally Posted By WillBrink⏩
Take that up with the tin foil hat wearing CDC idiot:

https://www.cdc.gov/phpr/zombies.htm

No derpa derp, CDC is not a wrestling federation or PS4 game. Try to help some brahs not die in some survivable event, and they go all urine-idiot on me.
From the CDC: " what first began as a tongue in cheek campaign to engage new audience..."

Even they know how ridiculous it is.
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the town i live in lost power for the entire day,

I went into my camp storage bin, retrived the following:








needless to say having no power mid February in northern Alberta was a breeze, felt like camping TBH lol

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Originally Posted By nunzie16⏩
Good thing there are earthquake warnings. Oh wait... Returned the neg!
I don't live in a third world country, sorry bub.
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Originally Posted By Tuksonrider⏩
Because NO ONE ELSE thought of that either.
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Originally Posted By nctarheels21⏩
Listen, you posted a thread on the misc, of course people are going to talk chit. But no reason to get an attitude. You should've known this was coming.
I was trying to have a serious conversation, don't be a baby around me.
Don't get your panties in a bind brah. Now, just rethink what you said (which was a true point but off the mark as explained) and combine it with what I said, and we are happy happy mates on the issue.
Originally Posted By nctarheels21⏩
A BOB seems to be more along the lines of an outdoor survivalist bag, as opposed of something to be used in the case of an emergency at home.
Sure, there's some obvious potential overlap to be sure, and some of things you'll find in a "outdoor survivalist bag" would be found in the essential BOB, but they are not one and the same thing. You don't see ammo recommended in the CDC, Red Cross, or Canadian governments BOB list, but you sure as hell gonna see it in any survivalist's BOB.
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Originally Posted By nctarheels21⏩
From the CDC: " what first began as a tongue in cheek campaign to engage new audience..."

Even they know how ridiculous it is.
Nice cut and paste. What they actually wrote:

"Wonder why Zombies, Zombie Apocalypse, and Zombie Preparedness continue to live or walk dead on a CDC web site? As it turns out what first began as a tongue in cheek campaign to engage new audiences with preparedness messages has proven to be a very effective platform. We continue to reach and engage a wide variety of audiences on all hazards preparedness via Zombie Preparedness."

Hence they are using the popular zombie metaphor to teach people some basic survival stuff. Pitiful attempt there mate.
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Originally Posted By WillBrink⏩
I'll call you a wambulance for the hurt feelings. Who is being the baby here? Dat be u son. .
Thanks for the neg because you got your feelings hurt on an internet forum where people don't agree with you. *******.
Originally Posted By WillBrink⏩
Nice cut and paste. What they actually wrote:

"Wonder why Zombies, Zombie Apocalypse, and Zombie Preparedness continue to live or walk dead on a CDC web site? As it turns out what first began as a tongue in cheek campaign to engage new audiences with preparedness messages has proven to bea very effective platform. We continue to reach andengage a wide variety of audienceson all hazards preparedness via Zombie Preparedness."

Hence they are using the popular zombie metaphor to teach people some basic survival stuff. Pitiful attempt there mate.
Driving people to their site. Its called marketing.
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LOL at these "I'll just beat someone up or shoot someone and take theirs" clowns.

Yeah, because we wont have a gun in our BOB idiots.
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I thought this was about a Big 'ol Boy. Having a big 'ol boy around can get you out of a lot of trouble.
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That's funny op I needed mine once. Not fukin srs. Sitting in my home I hear loud bang bang on the door. I open it and it's a cop to tells me there was a gas pipe breach a few blocks over due to mistake during construction and I had to evacuate now. Like right now. I turned around and grabbed my car keys, phone and wallet and told the wife & kids to get in the car. He said they'd alert people when it was safe. Would that hours, days, more? I had no idea. Alert me how? I had no idea.

Went to the park to tire the kids out then we ended up going to Chipotle for dinner. I was thinking wtf am I going to do after this? So I had the kids look up a movie on my Fandango app. After the movie it was kind of late so we drove to a hotel with a pool and the kids swam in their underwear. Luckily, no massive explosion that took out my house. I didn't need anything other than what I carry every other day in my pocket.

Just lol at drinking old bottled water from your bob in the back of your suv.
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Originally Posted By HotCheetos⏩
LOL at these "I'll just beat someone up or shoot someone and take theirs" clowns.

Yeah, because we wont have a gun in our BOB idiots.
Want an analogy?

Walk through the ghettos of Chicago right now with your side arm, holding a block of gold. Tell me if you survive.
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Originally Posted By cgh⏩
If something happened I would go to family or friends' house. Worst case scenario, hotel room. I understand being prepared but honestly, unless you live in the middle of nowhere enough resources will be available.
lol this, I don't live out in the boonies so I'm sweet.
When it all comes down
There'll be nothing left to catch you but ground
It's calling your name and filling your head
With delusions of glory
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