Posted by Ultradog MN on August 18, 2008 at 18:26:26 from (65.103.0.5):
I've thought about stocking up some sort of a food supply here lately. Never gave it much thought before. Not a survivalist type. Get my groceries at the supermarket when I need to. Simple as that. I know the authorities tell you you ought to have food and water for a few days. Maybe I ought to listen now and then and at least give it some thought and ask for how long? I googled MREs and got the usual google sponsered ads which looked expensive. I'm sure that in the collective wisdom of this board there's folks that have better, cheaper answers than Google does. There's a self reliance here. Someone steer me in some good directions as to laying by the minimum for a time. At least have a conversation about the subject. I'd like to know what others are doing. If they even gave it a thought. By the way, this topic is entirely OT. Thanks
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