Bugging Out: Impossible for Many?

[birdman6660]

that makes at least two of us who are already " bugged out " ! ! !

We have traffic jams on my road daily.

Dang thing is so narrow if two cars meet one has to pull over and it is really a pain.

I don't know what we would do if all 12 people on the road decided to go different directions at the same time!

Fortunately most of the vehicles are SUV and pickups so I suppose we could go across the lawns.

You see, I took the pay cut and got out of even the suburban area many years ago. I already live where you would bug out too.

The last time I was anywhere near the city was taking Winnie on a guided tour on the way to Bass Pro and REI! That was in Oct, last year.

You urbanites made your choice, bug in, bug out, walk, crawl or drag your shopping cart through the rubble, whatever you want to do.

You know what is going to happen, but you stay there anyway.

It's an addiction as bad as cocaine.

[birdman6660]

think ill just stay put ...

[BENESSE]

Correction: with that many mormons around, you're going to be surrounded by neighbors with two-year food supplies. Remember, my kind (or former kind... whatever) stores that much food and medicine not so we can live off it for two years, but so we can support ourselves and our friends and extended families for several weeks/months. In other words, if you live in utah, be kind to your neighbors.

FM is just pulling your leg, GU.
If TSHTF, I couldn't think of too many communities among which I'd like to find myself than those of LDS.
I've met a few members throughout the years of going skiing to Utah and I like their POV on prepping and looking out for family and neighbors.
Plus, they "carry".

[1stimestar]

Personally I just gonna worry about THEM....as I already know know that.... US.....can pretty much take care of ourselves, no matter where you are.........
I do find it annoying that you can't order a pizza from elk camp 15 miles (and about 20 gates) up the mountain, 70 miles from any kind of town...and have it hot.

State of mind folks....

Lol here are 10 pizzas, delivered, 100 miles from town, in the winter, in Alaska.

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[GreatUsername]

Lol here are 10 pizzas, delivered, 100 miles from town, in the winter, in Alaska.

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Those things still edible, or did you have to thaw them out with a flamethrower first?

[greatgoogamooga]

Lol here are 10 pizzas, delivered, 100 miles from town, in the winter, in Alaska.

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I'm assuming by airplane. How much did that cost?

Goog

[finallyME]

Correction: with that many mormons around, you're going to be surrounded by neighbors with two-year food supplies. Remember, my kind (or former kind... whatever) stores that much food and medicine not so we can live off it for two years, but so we can support ourselves and our friends and extended families for several weeks/months. In other words, if you live in utah, be kind to your neighbors.

No you have it wrong. Crazy people are here, I tell you. However, Washington State is probably the best place ever! And Western Washington is heaven on earth. Everyone should bug out there. The Cascades are like mountains....just smaller.

[hunter63]

Lol here are 10 pizzas, delivered, 100 miles from town, in the winter, in Alaska.

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LOL, sooooo, like how much was the tip.........?

So yesterday I drove 1000 miles and y'all snuck up on me.

Crash, ya had to bring up the green anaconda song again.......LOL

[1stimestar]

Heh, we wrapped them in tin foil and threw them on top of the wood stove. That is checkpoint Mile 101 for the Yukon Quest, my friends Kate and Wesley. Wes was a student of photojournalism and trying to break into the Yukon Quest scene. Mile 101 is a very small cabin so occasionally we have to kick out handlers and press so as to have room for the mushers when they come in. They hit the nail on the head as the way to be welcomed in the cook shack. They also made the drive in a front wheel drive, tiny car. I think I remember them saying it took them 4 hours to come the 100 miles. This year he was attached to Lance Mackey's kennel (our local champion hero) and did a blog on the whole trip.