Monday, September 5, 2011

Day 2

How do you get ready for something that you only feel is going to happen? You aren't exactly certain or anything in the situation. Feelings can always be wrong...

Today I have been observing people, a lot of them seem to be growing more and more lethargic. Also I've started my zombie research. So much folk lore! I guess I should forget about researching zombies and research on what weapons I can afford.  They say flamethrowers are great but who's gonna carry a 70 pound tank ? plus the ammo is only going to like about 5 mins so whats the point? So the main option is guns. few guns lots of ammo and a few helpful non clumsy friends. and maybe a chain saw near by. I'm gonna go try and recruit a team wish me luck!

2 comments:

  1. swords don't need ammo

    neither do bats, clubs, crowbars, etc. and thee
    are all "quiet" weapons

    rice is light weight and very nutritious and a little goes a long way

    iodine (medical) can make water safe and drinkable, a little goes a long way

    drive on highways much ? ever notice those little solar panels on the roadside, hooked to a construction sign or light or w/e?
    lite weight easy to get post apocalypse electricity.

    you can make home made armor from 5 gallon pickle buckets. Just cut the bucket long ways (top to bottom) and then lay the halves on their side and cut them into strips. you can then rivet these together to make banded armor. Line the inside with leather or hell use fun fur. After a day of slaying zombies, taking that bloody mess of armor off and seeing that sill bright fun fur on the inside would help you retain some sanity.

    works great against batons and rubber bullets so I'd imagine zombie teeth not fairing well against it.

    keep the gas tank above half full in your car.
    ditch your wi-fi and cell and get hard lines, the internet may still function for a while.

    avoid federal and local government evacuation plans, thy always lead to mass amounts of traffic and then dead people, plan your own route ahead of time.

    own your own maps of the country I recommend the big fat Rand-McNalley truckers atlas. found at any truck stop and is one of the best atlas' you can buy.

    more basic survival tools include the usual, clothing in layers, compass, multi-tool, good lite weight back pack. flashlight / head lamp (red l e d is best)

    good luck !

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  2. Thanks for all of those tips. They are greatly appreciated. Hopefully we shall both make it out alive.

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