What do you keep around in case of emergency?
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i keep a gun around ..lol u never know what could happen.
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cash, and a baseball bat :)
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Everything, first aid supplies, foul weather gear, road side kits, you name my husband has it ready. No, he is not paranoid, he grew up in the middle of nowhere, with extreme winters.
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Beer and lots of ice. We went through 3 hurricanes in 4 months in Fl. in the middle of Summer, late Autumn. Something had to dull the senses LOL
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Cell phone and a bottle of water ok the bottle of waters here because i never put it back in the cupboard but it's here
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a flashlight
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MAtches, candles, lamps, flashlights, bottled water, lots of food in the pantry, plain kitty litter for getting the car unstuck and we have 3 ways to cook and keep warm depending on the circumstances.
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God :)
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Bottle of vodka and a bucket! Get too pi$$ed to even relise there is an emergency!
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water, food, candles, matches enough medications(we never run low on on-hand supplies)...we live in a +/- temperate climate..so food, water and possible injuries would be our big deal in an emergency...plus we live on the 16th floor in a condo..so chances are good that we could easily be stuck in here for a week (we are in Earthquake prone country:))..and we have the gas grill on the deck outside... BTW thanks for making me do the mental checklist:)
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Paracetamol
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A sword, I'm just worried about zombies.
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I would say it depends were you live but having cash and/or even some silver, gold, diamonds is a good idea. A weapon of some kind. Those things I have and are basic. If I lived in a flood area, I'd have a small inflatable boat, if I lived in a tornado zone I'd have a small shelter under the house. Common sense.
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A copy of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". The words "Don't Panic!" on its cover are invaluable in case of emergency.
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When I was a public school teacher, I used to carry a pocketknife with me. Then they made that illegal. I now carry a set of non-functioning keys. They work in much the same way.
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Matches, candles, a flashlight, battery-operated radio, extra cell phone batteries, extra asthma inhaler, two pit bulls, and a closet full of swords ^_^
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I keep: -My glock 23 -I have some old camping gear that includes an propane stove -1 flashlight (need another one) -Water -I keep a few large bags of Beef Jerky incase I get desperate, stays good forever -A pantry full of canned food I never eat -duck tape (you always need duck tape) Thats all really =/.
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Well I like to have a full pantry and have many candles (more for enjoyment).
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Fire extinguisher, cell phone, candles, lighters, batteries, flashlights.
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me. I have Emergency First Aid training, and I am just really good in an emergency.
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My guns.
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dark chocolate
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First Aid kit in the basement. Medical supply cabinet on the 2nd floor entailing an array of prescriptive as well as non-prescriptive drugs. We also keep an inventory of medical periphals in there. As far as physical proxy is concerned, Ive been trained in First Aid, and have an uncanny ability to open cans of whoop-arse in rapid succession if need be :)
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A baseball bat. I've never had to use it though, thank goodness.
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my partner
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I have a survival pack I keep close by with a bunch of nifty stuff I've collected that might come in handy for a variety of unpleasantries Water, some canned food, blanket, flashlight, first aid, candles, flares, knife, poncho, socks, etc, lots of stuff
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Survival equipment, food, water and lots of firearms with ammunition...
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