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The Road movie is not the way initiate the prep idea. Totally slow,depressing movie. You may try the book if she likes reading. I did the book first followed by the movie and I understand why the movie was kind of a flop to the non-prepper. Also a lot of the natural disasters that we've had lately to me are a great wake up call to prepping. Good Luck [Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by Kmanbay
one second after allowed my wife to loosen her cobra clutch on our finances....now we have a year supply of food......and a decent amount of ammo
also start off just buying a couple of extra cans and some extra water everytime you go shopping...its adds up fast
I think I am close to getting her to read one second after. I told her I would read whatever book she wanted me to if she would read it.
So now I have to read a..... Romance novel... egads Nora Roberts. But it will be worth once she reads one second after. I told her, which is true, it is about a family and what a family will do to help one another out in a crisis.
Pick up Morgan's Cross by Nora Roberts and you'll get off easy!
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Originally Posted by cofi
This is the way that I started building up my food stock. Every time I went into a store I would buy an extra couple cans of food, or a pack of matches or lighters, or batteries, or propane bottles, etc.
Also, for a while with every paycheck I would go buy a box of ammo.
When I have the money that is something I get whenever I go to wally world.Quote:
Originally Posted by colocowboy01
Its up there with TP and hamburger.
Ya, me too... Unfortunately, I go there a lot and have to be careful I'm not working for ammo.[Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by DOC
Amen brother. I miss the days of $10 9mm 100 rd boxes, 550 rd 22lr for about $10 and 100 rd 40 s&w for $14, $15, $16.
Even then a $20 trip turns into a $100 trip and some explaining to do.