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Permalink Reply by Flippity flip on March 30, 2012 at 9:14pm

i don't see probiotics hear?

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Permalink Reply by mystery on March 27, 2012 at 8:56pm

Nobody has mentioned denture adhesive. Think how valuable that would be to someone with dentures. Antibiotics would also be most valuable. Note these can be obtained from your local co-op, and they require no prescription, and are fairly cheap. They are called aquatic-biotics, but are the same thing as the amoxicillin, and penicillin. I also have picked up a finger saw and a tiny fold out stove with cans of fuel,(stove was roughly ten bucks and fuel was a buck fifty a can). Fuel is supposed to last up to two hours. This place I went was also selling MRE's for seventy two dollars a case. Picked up some Mylar blankets and an escape, evade, and rescue manual, just for good reading material. I also picked up five hundred and fifty pound test parachute cord in hundred foot lengths. I also got a mil**ry issue web gear utility harness and belt all in one. This has many pockets and snaps to carry gear in case traveling in a hurry is required. This was kind of pricey but well worth the money.

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Permalink Reply by truth on March 28, 2012 at 7:07pm

THANKS FOR THE ADDITIONS FOLKS!

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Permalink Reply by Ninbag on March 29, 2012 at 12:51am

Great list!  Also if you've got the extra pocket change, buy a defibrillator.  Most run on a single 9v battery and will easily fit in a backpack.  I bought a defibtech for about $1,100.00

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Permalink Reply by Vida Smith Compton on March 29, 2012 at 1:49am

I HAVE QUITE ABIT THAT IS ON THIS LIST, CEPT I DON'T HAVE A POTA POTTY! WE DO USE A 5 GAL BUCKETS ,WITH TOILET SEATS ATTACHED! ONE AND TWO! I USE CAT LITTER IN THE #TWO BUCKET! DON'T LAUGH , IT WORKS******I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD EVER ACQUIRE THE TASTE AGAIN IN MY LIFE AFTER GROWING UP EATING POTTED MEAT! I JUST ADD CEL
ERY,ONIONS,BOILED EGGS,AND SWEET RELISH ,LIKE WHEN YA FIX TUNA! DON'T KNOW ABOUT WITHOUT POWER THOUGH! GUESS WHEN YA HUNGRY ,YOU PROLLY VOULD EAT DIRT AND LIKE IT! I'M KINDA ON THE FLUFFY SIDE SO I CAN PROLLY LOOSE SOME INSULATION BEGORE MY MUSCLES START WASTING!

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Permalink Reply by Paul M. Clements on September 27, 2012 at 5:08am

Get two cheap socket/ratchet sets (Metric-Standard) for fix-it situations, along with screwdrivers, hammer, pliers,  pipe wrench, carpenter's saw, hack saw,etc.  Electrical tape. Wedges were on the big list, meaning wood splitting wedges, which would require a sledge hammer as well. Minimum of two wedges.

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Permalink Reply by Wulfrano Ruiz Sainz on September 27, 2012 at 11:35pm

101 Ropes.

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Permalink Reply by mystery on September 28, 2012 at 7:58am

It has recently came to mind also that one could do with a goodly amount of salt.

Not only as a seasoning but also as a meat preservative, not to mention a trade good.

I happen to have the perfect opportunity to check on large amounts of salt  the other day and it is still very reasonable in priced to me. The bags I looked at were 25 lb. bags for around $4.00.

Now back to the meat preservative. You can put one cup of salt to one gallon of water in a wooden barrel and as long as the meat stays submerged it will remain preserved. Take out what you need submerge the rest again, wash off what you out and cook. Almost any kind of meat can be done this way.

I plan on about a thousand lbs.

Oh and by the way if your wondering how do you store that much salt? My way is to put it in five gallon buckets. Make sure you have a tight fitting lid and inside make a tunnel in whatever is in the bucket. Inside the tunnel put some tin foil made in the same tunnel shape. Then inside this tin foil tunnel put a tea candle lit.

Now close the lid tight, when the flame goes out all of the oxygen is gone. Wala. Do this each time the bucket is opened and your stuff will be dry any air free.

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Permalink Reply by voyagernok on May 29, 2013 at 10:58pm

Here at our local farm store: http://www.tractorsupply.com salt can be purchased in 50# blocks or bags for less than $4. Same salt as in the grocery except not iodized, but will work fine for most salt usages. There are a lot of uses for salt even beyond what's listed. An absolute necessity.

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Permalink Reply by Maria De Wind on May 30, 2013 at 12:50am

Beware because in many brands salt has been fluorized

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Permalink Reply by Wulfrano Ruiz Sainz on September 28, 2012 at 10:55pm

Dear friends.  It's useless.  Don't waste time and money trying to save something not worth it (your carcass).  Rather pray hard to Yeshua for the salvation of your soul.

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Permalink Reply by Paul M. Clements on September 29, 2012 at 11:22am

Are you part of the 40 Days of Prayer For The Nation?

FORTY DAYS OF PRAYER

 

I am asking the Christians and Jews of America to join us in 40 days of prayer for this Presidential election.

 

 These 40 days of prayer will begin on September 28, 2012, and end on ELECTION DAY.

 

You can do it individually or in groups, but prayer is the most powerful force God has given us to bring our nation back to righteousness. Mark it on your calendar, and start telling your family, friends, and church members NOW about the 40 days of prayer.

 

Sincerely,

Pastor John Hagee

Cornerstone Church, San Antonio, TX.

 

If my people, which are called by my name,

shall humble themselves, and pray, seek my face,

and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear

from heaven, and will forgive their sin,

and will heal their land.

2 Chronicles 7:14

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