Zombie Squad

I had my eye on their 10" "sit in" Kayak. https://www.sears.com/sun-dolphin-aruba-10'-sit-in-kayak-ocean/p-00665620000P How the hell anyone sits in at only 10" long is a mystery I am dying to solve. I mean it would just barely fit my um, hand yeah, my hand would just barely fit. I am sorry, truly I...

Sears Craftsman deep socket set - standard $8, metric $12. 1/2 drive. https://www.sears.com/craftsman-evolv-10-pc-deep-impact-socket/p-00916886000P?sid=IAx20050830x000545&aff=Y&PID=1225267&AID=13166739&utm_medium=1122587_1225267_13166739&cjevent=7ad8db9cd58311e983f9024f0a1c0e13 Better than HF price...

Andy in NH wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 07, 2019 10:03 pm

Fire up the Sentry Guns.

FIFY (delete the "s" in https" for YT posting bliss).

You're talking about going "grey man" with an inconspicuous, low visual profile pack. I applaud you for thinking along those lines. A three-day pack would definitely put you towards the top end of your 20L to 40L range. And it'll be hard to get anything around 35L to 40L for under $50 that isn't jun...

Fighting zombies with a melee weapon offers a lot of difficulties. Number one being: you're fighting zombies with a melee weapon. Depending on whose zombie universe you're inhabiting, one has to worry at about disease infection vectors other than a direct zombie bite. :oh: http://www.youtube.com/wat...

In Florida, a threatened hurricane without people losing their minds and mobbing their local local wally world is like a morning without sunshine. It's just the way they do things down there. I know because I've been there multiple times during the build up to a big blow. Don't get me wrong, there a...

Same idea, but a bit more ambitious. My retirement plan?

http://www.viralnova.com/build-a-pallet-house/

Adventure Medical Kits Mountain Series Daytripper kit $10.68 ships free with Amazon Prime or $35 order. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0033B4I9C/ref=as_li_ss_til?camp=213381&creative=390973&linkCode=as4&creativeASIN=B0033B4I9C&adid=15VA17BA83J0QA5KENYR&tag=gddeals19-20 By no means a complete IFAK, but a...

Thread necro, I suppose. But the threat's still there and I didn't want to start a duplicate thread. This is an opinion piece to be sure, but still a bit surprising to see it in a media outlet like the New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/21/opinion/supervolcano-yellowstone.html?action=cl...

Welcome to both of you. Confusion is understandable. The trick is understanding that we don't take ourselves too seriously, maintaining a positive outlook is perhaps the most valuable prep of all, and we're usually thinking about disasters short of an actual, literal zombie apocalypse. Sometimes eve...

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I always thought the F-16 was one of the most beautiful combat aircraft ever built. Not $8.5M beautiful, mind you. But beautiful nonetheless.

Far be it from me to defend the recreational outdoor gear industry's general migration away from subdued, earthy colors, which are my preference. I come from an era when the wilderness ethic included the strong belief that equipment should blend in, to reduce the visual impact of your presence in th...

Just came across my newsfeed: Residents of the village closest to the site of the accidental explosion ... A special train will be dispatched to Nyonoksa to take them away ... insisted Tuesday that the move is not actually an evacuation, but "a routine measure" ... "there were no changes in the rad...

Evan the Diplomat wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 12, 2019 10:52 pm

Local authorities were telling people to add 45 drops of iodine to a glass of water.

45? Might be easier to just advise how much water to add to a glass of iodine. Yikes!

I be like: but they is good group of people zombies! They only want my family and I can always get another. So I tell them this is not my beautiful house! This is not my beautiful wife! How did I get here?

Before they can react, I say: where is that large automobile?

Glad you found Zombie Squad. "You're what I've been looking for!" Yes, we get that all the time. Hard to be modest under such circumstances, but we try our best to remain so. We've also found that as we make preparations for the possible inevitable zombie apocalypse, we somehow manage to be better e...

Astonishing this guy had the presence of mind to do a vlog of the aftermath of his own crash and rescue. Things he did right: Ballistic airframe recovery system. Sat/nav communicator. Basic fire starting supplies (Quebec+wilderness+summer=bugs). Calm demeanor. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSiTpHNq...

As a Knight of the Sovereign Military Order of Sealand I would be obligated to defend it and would retreat to it and take my place manning the guns. :crazy: http://lh4.ggpht.com/-XIwPvhbZiOE/U0K1bpo_47I/AAAAAAAAxPs/IwtnWZRtA1I/principality-of-sealand--06.jpg?imgmax=800 Except that if were me buggin...

Stay home, lock the doors, load up the guns and crack open that bottle of Jefferson Reserve I've been saving for a special occasion. Depending on your point of view, either world of zombies is that special occasion, or I'm not going to be around long enough to experience another one. Either way, it'...

Welcome to Zombie Squad. It's amazing how many people find us through random Google searches. Didn't Dead Snow 2 actually have a reference to Zombie Squad? If you're from Florida, you've lived through a lot of what the rest of us prep for. My elderly father lives on the Gulf Coast and I helped him d...

First person creates a more intimate story perspective, assuming you can make the protagonist a character that the reader wants to inhabit. But it also creates some storytelling problems, because sometimes you want to fill the reader in on things that the protagonist can't see. Third person allows y...

That's really the only issue I have with LED lights. In the old incandescent days, if a flashlight stopped working, it was; battery, bulb or contacts. Everything was eminently repairable, often with nothing more than a pencil eraser. Say, anyone remember pencils? When LED lights fail (which they do ...

The city or upstate?