A "get home bag"? or - Do you carry an anti-zombie purse? - Page 5

El Chapulín Colorado · 03-22-2010, 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Motoplaner

O the dear Jesus. What has the mut not asked advice for? Pocket knivar to a .45. The Lord knows I've cast my net but fuck me, you'd think a counselor would need no counsel. Just saying. Please don't smite me and all saying like that.

MP calls the ball...like we like

TUCKERS · 03-22-2010, 07:39 PM

If the shit hits the fan and I need to get home I'm kicking in some doors and taking what I need. Am I a looter? No I'm desperate.

Motoplaner · 03-22-2010, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by TUCKERS

If the shit hits the fan and I need to get home I'm kicking in some doors and taking what I need. Am I a looter? No I'm desperate.

No, you're a piss poor Boy Scout. And think you'll fucking die if you don't get a BigMac in your fucking gut by noon. Good talk.

swingset · 03-22-2010, 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by TUCKERS

If the shit hits the fan and I need to get home I'm kicking in some doors and taking what I need. Am I a looter? No I'm desperate.

Better hope you're in a commune or Toothy's yard when you wanna start kicking doors....terrible plan in most of the country. Oh wait, you're in Californistan. Well, you got 50/50 odds of either eating an 870 barrel or finding someone's granola stash. Whatever works for you.

AngryScot · 03-23-2010, 09:42 AM

been eyeballing this one

Motoplaner · 03-23-2010, 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by AngryScot

been eyeballing this one

Why do you hate combat boots? You sure are an uppity fucker.

AngryScot · 03-23-2010, 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Motoplaner

Why do you hate combat boots? You sure are an uppity fucker.

]I)Money · 03-23-2010, 10:04 AM

I don't particularly pack a BOB, or whatever, but since I pretty much never empty shit out of my truck, I'm bound to have most of what I need there anyway

Xeraux · 03-23-2010, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by TUCKERS

If the shit hits the fan and I need to get home I'm kicking in some doors and taking what I need. Am I a looter? No I'm desperate.

...And that's exactly why people arm themselves in their homes.

You didn't plan for the future, so you feel comfortable helping yourself to my shit because you're "desperate".

Motoplaner · 03-23-2010, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by AngryScot

DireWolf · 03-23-2010, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by AngryScot

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Originally Posted by Motoplaner

It's good to see you kids back together again.

swingset · 03-23-2010, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Xeraux

...And that's exactly why people arm themselves in their homes.

You didn't plan for the future, so you feel comfortable helping yourself to my shit because you're "desperate".

He's in California, where every home is a bounty of good will and generous resources. Chances are, everyone will just share with him and the communal love will sustain him in his time of need.

Motoplaner · 03-23-2010, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by DireWolf

It's good to see you kids back together again.

I heard he wears a skirt. And hates combat boots.

Coho911 · 03-23-2010, 10:36 AM

I am not a conspiracy theorist, or paranoid, I just believe in being prepared & like other people who have posted, I have used my EveryDayCarry/Get Home Bag as well. My bag doubles as my lunchbox at work & my book bag (I always have something new I am reading).

**Despite how much it LOOKS like the stuff I carry would fill the bag, it actually all fits in the space where the water bladder goes (approx 2 liter flat space) leaving me the rest of the bag (about 12-13 liters) for normal everyday stuff.

My EDC back pack clips onto my travel Northface BackTrack travel backpack & the small pack is designed to fit ANY airline carry-on sizing, so when I travel I still have my EDC stuff (except for the firestarters & blades of course). There is a small First Aid kit in there (just forgot to take a photo).

(EDC is part of my travel backpack: )

My Bug Out Bag is a different story. Here is a pic - but too much in there to list in a couple minutes. This is also my grab and camp bag - I have enough in there to be completely self sustaining for 4 days to a week (except for more water than I have in there - only carry 3-6 liters in the pack). The sleeping bag is a lightweight fleece lined bag that I strap on with quick straps (just not strapped on at time of pic).

Bag : Eberlestock Haltrack (http://www.eberlestock.com/Halftrack%20Backpack.htm )
Total "grab weight" : 37 pounds.

The backpack is a "3 day assault pack".

This guy even travelled the world for a year with the same pack -----> http://frysinger.net/packing/

Motoplaner · 03-23-2010, 10:43 AM

Dood. That's a bit of all right. Might I suggest a grease pencil? I velcro one to the bars of all my bikes and stuff. Anyway.

03-22-2010, 07:39 PM	#62
TUCKERS the famous james Joined: Dec 2005 Location: Villa Maria Sanitarium, Claremont, CA. Oddometer: 8,022	If the shit hits the fan and I need to get home I'm kicking in some doors and taking what I need. Am I a looter? No I'm desperate. __________________ I am not intimidated by the DMV James and Colleen Tucker. Real Cafe Racers drink tea. Aut viam inveniam aut faciam

03-23-2010, 09:42 AM	#65
AngryScot WeeBeastie Joined: Aug 2006 Location: ☼ Ca ☼ Oddometer: 18,210	been eyeballing this one __________________ ⊕R1200GS⊕ ⊕Zuma 125⊕ Save $5 on Smugmug "so9RUAXlMm0bE"

03-23-2010, 10:36 AM	#74
Coho911 Beastly Adventurer Joined: Aug 2007 Location: Calgary AB Oddometer: 1,241	I am not a conspiracy theorist, or paranoid, I just believe in being prepared & like other people who have posted, I have used my EveryDayCarry/Get Home Bag as well. My bag doubles as my lunchbox at work & my book bag (I always have something new I am reading). *Despite how much it LOOKS like the stuff I carry would fill the bag, it actually all fits in the space where the water bladder goes (approx 2 liter flat space) leaving me the rest of the bag (about 12-13 liters) for normal everyday stuff. My EDC back pack clips onto my travel Northface BackTrack travel backpack & the small pack is designed to fit ANY airline carry-on sizing, so when I travel I still have my EDC stuff (except for the firestarters & blades of course). There is a small First Aid kit in there (just forgot to take a photo). (EDC is part of my travel backpack: ) My Bug Out Bag is a different story. Here is a pic - but too much in there to list in a couple minutes. This is also my grab and camp bag - I have enough in there to be completely self sustaining for 4 days to a week (except for more water than I have in there - only carry 3-6 liters in the pack). The sleeping bag is a lightweight fleece lined bag that I strap on with quick straps (just not strapped on at time of pic). Bag : Eberlestock Haltrack (http://www.eberlestock.com/Halftrack%20Backpack.htm ) Total "grab weight" : 37 pounds. The backpack is a "3 day assault pack". This guy even travelled the world for a year with the same pack -----> http://frysinger.net/packing/ __________________ 2007 KTM 640 Adventure 'Bricktop' ----> LC4 Info Thread* <---- So many places to go and see, so little time...do it whenever you can, cause too late comes fast. - Coho The internets BEST Site for Image Hosting ---> Smugmug <--- SAVE $ 5.00 on smugmug membership with this COUPON - hUuJ7EHBKXWDU Coho911 screwed with this post 03-23-2010 at 12:20 PM

03-23-2010, 10:43 AM	#75
Motoplaner PNW Heel Rounder Joined: Nov 2004 Oddometer: 19,313	Dood. That's a bit of all right. Might I suggest a grease pencil? I velcro one to the bars of all my bikes and stuff. Anyway. __________________ Let’s not reinvent the wheel, let’s wear it out.

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