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For me it was easy. We were together during the L.A. riots and Northridge Earthquake. Civil unrest. Looting. Half the city on fire. No utilities for days. All businesses closed. Nothing opens your eyes like reality.
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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
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For you married fellers out there, are your wives totally onboard with your prepping or bug out plans? If so, how did you do it?
On board locked n loaded. That's where she's at.
my wife thinks i'm a little nutty but she knows i always hope for the best and prepare for the worst so she is "onboard" even though she sometimes rolls her eyes at me lol
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Originally Posted by jreifsch80
Heh yeah I'm wondering if our wives are related lol
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Originally Posted by Vanniek71
Not related, just the will and back bone to survive.
Wife is on board after reading One Second After. But she still hasn't been helping much with anything. Doesn't complain either though as I buy extra items at the store.
Actually my wife is the one that started me thinking more about it. I have always been naturally a preparer, i own and jeep and escape to the back country and always went with the philosophy; "A prepared man gets home, maybe not on time but gets home."
We talk about ideas and plans once in awhile but she then gets all depressed........ Go figure.......
Just started reading this thread, and this post was on page one, but want to respond to it before I move on. This is what I've been thinking about recently. There's strength in numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
Probably, as I read on, others will have run with this idea.
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Originally Posted by FastMan
Yes there is. My idea of land is much different then yours, negating a group land buy.