No.306
>Hunting fork
>Panasonic QZSS
>Bandages, leather, laces
>Impure alcohol
>Bio-antics
>Pain healers
>$500 in foreign currency
>Matches
>2-4 packs of Polaroid printed memes for trade with Gen Z-ers
>3 gays of food
>1 gay of water
>water purification pot
>Sigma TY67 with 4-inch nails
>5 newspapers
No.307
What the fuck is this site
No.308
>3 thinkpads running obscure distro
>stockpile of casio watches
>leather duster coat
>cigarettes
>broken crt monitor
>bunch of wires
>dvd copy of serial experiments lain
>soylent
No.309
seven cans of over boiled brussel sprouts (or similar)
2 packets of baking powder
one scoop of icecream (in a thermos)(mint chocolate chip preferred)
a dozen eggs
all my data, in micro SD cards (about 5TB unmirrored)
No.312
>>307an imageboard. are you okay?
No.328
lots of lockpicks. its the only fool proof solution to big bulky and 'unpickable/unbreakable' locks in the disaster scenario. imagine being able to take shelter in a storage box in a 28 days-like world
No.333
>>308that's all you need in life really
No.342
>>333I disagree. Actively making tobacco a priority in life is the devil's wet dream
No.344
certainly no bugs
No.349
>>344What about my pet spider? I don't want him to freeze to death.
No.351
>>349they probably only meant true bugs.
No.352
>>350Hoxha, which is the only appropriate name for a creature that spends its life living in a bunker.
>>351What about aphid husbandry? There's no stealthier way to be a shepherd, and you can totally farm them for their sugar. Sweetner is hard to find innawoods, you know. Just throw a couple of 'em in a yogurt tub and you've got your own mobile ap(h)i(d)ary.
No.762
>>761
>soylent
Stopped reading there.
No.763
>>762>there.Stopped reading there.
No.764
>>763You had to, it was the end of the post.
No.765
>>763I see what you did, there.
No.768
>>764I could have read it again several times if i wanted to, but i didnt.
No.849
>>304Probably bug spray and some moth balls. Maybe some ant traps
No.852
Does anyone have any recommendations on those water purification straws? I was thinking about buying one of the expensive ones but I couldn't decide which model seemed to be better. Would love to hear some of your thoughts.
No.984
>>852Sawyer Squeeze mini… Rated to 100,000 gallons, works incredibly. The company also has ones which are rated to 1,000,000 gallons.
The mini is perfect because if fits inline with the camelback bladders. Just fill it up in a stream.
Pic related, mini is on the left.
No.986
my backpacking gear. Idk just whatever I have.
