Thread: Just LOL at people without a BOB
01-15-2018, 01:25 PM
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Good B.O.B. to buy?
01-15-2018, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted By jafomofo⏩
Strong rebuttalwhat up mr mom. you get a job yet?
01-15-2018, 01:42 PM
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01-15-2018, 01:44 PM
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01-15-2018, 01:49 PM
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tagging for later
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01-15-2018, 02:44 PM
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Originally Posted By AlwaysFocus⏩
Best to make your own. I have not seen a pre made BOB I thought was worth the $. There's a ton of sights that list what a BOB should have in it, some common sense (First Aid kit, flashlight, etc), some unique to an area (thermal blanket, etc), some unique to your specific needs (meds, etc), condition you're in (weight you could realistically hump), and so forth. My BOB comes in at 28lbs, with a limit of 30lbs as the goal. With smart choices, you can have a lot of useful stuff at 25-30lbs that realistically can be hiked if needed.Good B.O.B. to buy?
What FEMA recommends:
https://www.ready.gov/build-a-kit
More extensive:
https://bugoutbagacademy.com/free-bug-out-bag-list/
Why 72 hours? Stats show that if you can survive 72 hours after a major event, your much more likely to survive, and in the US, probably going to find help within 24-48 hours.
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01-15-2018, 02:49 PM
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Originally Posted By US_Ranger⏩
It's not that surprising that most people in our 'safe' society who have never roughed it and don't understand how technology can fail don't see these things as being important. I really worry most about a huge solar storm knocking out our power grid. What sucks is we don't know when it will happen but most physicists agree it WILL happen eventually:Not the brightest crayon in the box are you?
What's stopping a cyber attack on our power grid from a foreign or domestic enemy? What's stopping some sort of EMP device from setting us back 100 years for 2-3 weeks? What's stopping solar flares and other natural disasters from knocking out power? What's stopping natural disasters from knocking out power?
You mean to tell me that these possibilities don't exist and therefore people shouldn't be prepared with some food, water (maybe ammo and a gun) just in case? I'm guessing you aren't very old and never saw what happened in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. I mean jesus christ, these things have happened all through history but because they don't exist in your little blip of time-fame reference, they don't exist in the real world to you. Some next level retardation on your part. You do you though.
What's stopping a cyber attack on our power grid from a foreign or domestic enemy? What's stopping some sort of EMP device from setting us back 100 years for 2-3 weeks? What's stopping solar flares and other natural disasters from knocking out power? What's stopping natural disasters from knocking out power?
You mean to tell me that these possibilities don't exist and therefore people shouldn't be prepared with some food, water (maybe ammo and a gun) just in case? I'm guessing you aren't very old and never saw what happened in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. I mean jesus christ, these things have happened all through history but because they don't exist in your little blip of time-fame reference, they don't exist in the real world to you. Some next level retardation on your part. You do you though.
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01-15-2018, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Meatie⏩
It hasn't happened in 40 years though! There's no need to worry! Ask the tards in this thread!Just lol people calling other people 'preppers' for having a Bug out bag and spare extra mags.
People dont know that in the mid 1800s a solar coronal mass ejection (CME) occurred that was so powerful, if it happened today it would permanently shut down power grids.
if that would happen i would want to be away from society as fast as possible. I wouldabsolutely notwant to rely on FEMA or big government to make life decisions for me, as to how much i eat, what i have, what i have to give up (ie weapons, surplus food)
having something with you to get you from point A to point B is not being paranoid you silly don lemon heads
People dont know that in the mid 1800s a solar coronal mass ejection (CME) occurred that was so powerful, if it happened today it would permanently shut down power grids.
if that would happen i would want to be away from society as fast as possible. I wouldabsolutely notwant to rely on FEMA or big government to make life decisions for me, as to how much i eat, what i have, what i have to give up (ie weapons, surplus food)
having something with you to get you from point A to point B is not being paranoid you silly don lemon heads
01-15-2018, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted By FreshStart12⏩
A troll from 2009. Now I've seen everything. I refuse to believe you're this goddamn stupid. There have already been confirmed instances of solar flares in the past that, if happened today, would cause MASSIVE amounts of damage. A bag to get you to somewhere safe is stupid because......some troll from 2009 says so? Got it.First EMP Blasts and now Solar Flares...you are either a fantastic troll, in which case bravo, or you need to seek medical attention.
You clearly watch to many movies. I'm guessing you've watched The Walking Dead series 8 times.
Also your story example is based off of me living in/around a big city. You're making assumptions that everyone is in the exact same situation. I'm sorry to burst your small minded bubble but that's simply not the case.
A BOB might make sense for someone living in California where a wild fire or earthquake is more likely to happen. It makes sense for someone who lives in Kansas where a tornado can pop up out of no where. It doesn't make sense for someone in the Northern parts of the country where it rains and snows except for that one time every 10 years where a CAT 1 tornado knocks over some street signs.
People like you need to get hobbies.
Thanks for the laughs. Lol @ Solar Flares and EMP's.
You clearly watch to many movies. I'm guessing you've watched The Walking Dead series 8 times.
Also your story example is based off of me living in/around a big city. You're making assumptions that everyone is in the exact same situation. I'm sorry to burst your small minded bubble but that's simply not the case.
A BOB might make sense for someone living in California where a wild fire or earthquake is more likely to happen. It makes sense for someone who lives in Kansas where a tornado can pop up out of no where. It doesn't make sense for someone in the Northern parts of the country where it rains and snows except for that one time every 10 years where a CAT 1 tornado knocks over some street signs.
People like you need to get hobbies.
Thanks for the laughs. Lol @ Solar Flares and EMP's.
Jesus christ...
01-15-2018, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted By Meatie⏩
I didn't think he meant empty bag to fill but a pre filled BOB. I must have 10 bags from Maxpedition.Maxpedition makes somefantasticgear. I'm looking into their Falcon line of bags.
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