GraveYard Shift BS

Why?

 

Why not I like tacticool shit that I have no use for.......and it'll be good when the apocalypse happens........even though I'll only last as long as my insulin

 

It'll kill off the natural flora in your GI. Eat probiotics like yogurt.

 

Earplugs and blackout window coverings. 3rd shift survival kit.

 

@Fitzwilly and kimchi and mushrooms

 

I could feel the earth move. I was doomed anyways.

 

4$ antenna for satelisate.

http://www.amateurradio.bz/4_dollar_satellite_antenna.html

 

Ya...no thanks on the fermented cabbage. Sister in law is a NP and recommended a probiotic capsule; that shit is expensive but I suppose better than the alternative.

 

under my feet
I feel the sky tumbling down, a'tumbling down
I feel the earth move under my feet
I feel the sky tumbling down, a'tumbling down

 

My gf has a list . She went through the same deal. I'll grab it tomorrow.

 

I've driven and passengered 1,000s of miles in military vehicles. They lose their charm quickly when the road gets rough, hot, cold, inclimate, and you definitely don't want to wreck one. All metal just a lap belt and not much for comforts.
TACTICAL TACOMA!

 

Full tool kit, axe, fishing rod, mobile radio, hand held radio, back up mobile radio, water, rain gear and long clothing, first aid kit, fire starters, fire extinguisher, firearm ( when not at work ), gloves, and tent.

Unintentionally I think I'm good
Haha

 

Really need to put together another bug out box and burry a few crates...

 

Sometimes the earth moving is a good thing.

 

I never really think about that and rarely even carry cash on me. I mentioned to my wife keeping some in our safe but she doesn’t seem to want to humor me.

 

You forgot the BEER!

 

Unfortunately third shift has pretty much killed my drinking these days. No idea how it happened. I used to work construction on the road too, so it's quite the swing

 

I have a few hundred squirreled away. Got some great hiding places! (That she doesn't know about)

 

My wife and I usually have 1 drink a day together. Early afternoon.

 

Normally I shoot for 10 days food and water per person, 40gal of gasoline, firearms, bow, seasonal clothing, tools, shelter, ect.