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Ask yourself this: If you had 30 mins to leave your house .......

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I think the more important question is where would you go. Just heading out on the road in this situation would probably be more dangerous than holing up at home. Now if you had a remote destination then you go.

 

Supplies:

food

water

clothing

1st aid supplies

fuel

weapons

radio

By the looks of what's been said in this thread thus far, I'd probably spend my 30 minutes traveling to MNCM's house & then robbing him. :D

 

I now have added an emergency Randy Parket kit to my list (So he wont have to rob me). Kit includes: box of Twinkies, a 1987 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition, a shovel, a signed picture of former UK coach BCG, 2 PBR's, and a well used VHS of his favorite movie. :D

I have 30 minutes? I'm going to take a pair of jeans, several pairs of underwear, a couple of t-shirts, a Trinity sweatshirt, a UL sweatshirt, my hiking boots (and socks), the dog, the leash, dog food, my toothbrush/toothpaste/shampoo/conditioner/soap/deoderant, my laptop and flash drive, cheese, crackers, canned soup....and wine....several bottles of wine.

I would take what some of the other posters have said but I wouldn't go without my dog. But if the world will be different than how it is now and I'm assuming for the worse, then why worry about it? I would probably just spend my final days with my loved ones (including my dog) and getting things right with God.

 

ditto (x 4 dogs) only problem is kids are too far away.

I would like to see what I could pack in 30 minutes. The goal would be to be out in 23 minutes so I would have enough time to reach the ATM. You could clear out your food storage and get the essentials in that time... if the wife helps. She would be too concerned about what she is going to wear :rolleyes:

Do we think cash is a necessity in this situation?

 

I think having some cash for the unknown situations (bartering, lodging, medical care) that some would be needed. No telling what would pop up later on that could require it (or some other kind of valuable monetary tool - ie Gold/Silver).

I have 30 minutes? I'm going to take a pair of jeans, several pairs of underwear, a couple of t-shirts, a Trinity sweatshirt, a UL sweatshirt, my hiking boots (and socks), the dog, the leash, dog food, my toothbrush/toothpaste/shampoo/conditioner/soap/deoderant, my laptop and flash drive, cheese, crackers, canned soup....and wine....several bottles of wine.
Are you preparing for a disaster or going to a tailgate? :D
Are you preparing for a disaster or going to a tailgate? :D

 

 

I can be a spectator at a disaster, right? And if I'm going, I'm going happy. :D

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Just so happens I was in Hawaii last year when the Tsunami hit Japan. We were at a dinner and our boss steps up on the mic and says we have to evacuate within the next hour. "Go to your room and pack an overnight bag and meet on the buses that will be meeting out front. They will take you to higher grounds" 3 couples got together and went to our rooms, packed all of our luggage (not just an overnight bag) grabbed the water, booze, toilet paper, towels, pillows and blankets from the rooms. We wnet to the money machines, took out as much cash as we could and even went to the front desk to get more. Figured we could rent a helicopter to get off the island if needed? We got into our cars and followed the buses up to the golf course which was in a safe area, but did not seem like it at night. There we had to wait until it struck. The gals were all worked up, the guys set up the party area. We checked TV's to see progress of the wave that was heading our way and made the most of it.

The evacuation plan was amazing. The big island had an action plan and was ready! Ended up very little damage to the hotel. Best thing we did was to load up our bags. We were heading to Maui the next day and were not allowed back to the hotel until after our flight would have left.

Interesting how people reacted. You learn a lot about people in a time of disaster.

Boots, Proper clothing, knife, gold, longgun, sidearm, as many rounds as possible, water, and food items.....ammo would be more important than food items.

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