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Originally posted by Wickerman View Post
Thats the 'Paranoid' survival kit,.... I don't even own a cell phone.
I think there are legitimate reasons to be paranoid and be prepared. Assuming that there is still limited cell phone service in the event of a disaster it enables you to get in touch with loved ones, hear reports where food and first aid stations have been set up, gives you maps, compass and first aid info., etc.
I think it is a worthwhile investment. It is possible to have one and not be a cell phone ***hole. Just my opinion.
c.d.
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Originally posted by c.d. View Post
I proudly made that same statement for many, many years. Circumstances forced me to get one and I absolutely love it now.
I think there are legitimate reasons to be paranoid and be prepared. Assuming that there is still limited cell phone service in the event of a disaster it enables you to get in touch with loved ones, hear reports where food and first aid stations have been set up, gives you maps, compass and first aid info., etc.
I think it is a worthwhile investment. It is possible to have one and not be a cell phone ***hole. Just my opinion.
c.d.
Now that I'm retired and have no car, I can order groceries to be delivered via my phone. I can shop for most other things via the internet, do my bill paying and banking electronically, so on and so forth.
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I live in a hurricane state, and I live one block from the ocean. I was also in a Category 5 Hurricane where my house got literally torn down around me and I had to crawl out barefoot through the rubble, and drive out through streets that were no longer there in car that had the roof of my house fall on it. Yes, I absolutely do keep a bugout bag in my house, and one in my car. But mine has practicalities, like spare clothes, shoes I can walk in, spare medications, etc. If the actual apocalypse comes, I'm good with dying. Who wants to live in a world without internet or air conditioning? I'm not a savage.
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Originally posted by c.d. View Post
I proudly made that same statement for many, many years. Circumstances forced me to get one and I absolutely love it now.
I think there are legitimate reasons to be paranoid and be prepared. Assuming that there is still limited cell phone service in the event of a disaster it enables you to get in touch with loved ones, hear reports where food and first aid stations have been set up, gives you maps, compass and first aid info., etc.
I think it is a worthwhile investment. It is possible to have one and not be a cell phone ***hole. Just my opinion.
c.d.Sapere Aude
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