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Urban survival vest
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nemo
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Urban survival vest
Well this vest was designed for a 2-3 hour emergency survival scenario. I'm sure that a camelback pack of diet soda will be included for survival situations lasting past diner time.niceguyr6 wrote:He's missing a 2 liter of Mt. Dew (diet of coarse...) and Reese's cups...
Oh, how so high they fly........ only further to fall.
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Re: Urban survival vest
My thoughts exactlyniceguyr6 wrote:He's missing a 2 liter of Mt. Dew (diet of coarse...) and Reese's cups...
Cutting grass is the price I gladly pay for not being cold.
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Re: Urban survival vest
What *I* like to do in an urban survival situation, is sling a security blanky over my shoulder and secure it with a vinyl Hello-Kitty belt, kilt-style. I then store my Corn Nuts and bottles of premium sparkly spring water in the folds of my tactical Star Trek pattern twin-sized comforter close to the body, thereby avoiding any possibility of brain-freeze should the temperature drop below 72 degrees unexpectedly. Brain-freeze is the mind-killer.
Then I check into a hotel. It's important that you always remember to CHECK INTO A HOTEL. I can't stress this enough.
Finally? Stuffed animals. I bungee these guys to the outside of my Hello Kitty belt for easy access in case of an emergency boo-boo. Now, I carry "small of the back," and there are several competing philosophies regarding whether one should keep plushies "in the pipe" so-to-speak. But hey! To each his own. Right?
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Then I check into a hotel. It's important that you always remember to CHECK INTO A HOTEL. I can't stress this enough.
Finally? Stuffed animals. I bungee these guys to the outside of my Hello Kitty belt for easy access in case of an emergency boo-boo. Now, I carry "small of the back," and there are several competing philosophies regarding whether one should keep plushies "in the pipe" so-to-speak. But hey! To each his own. Right?
- Keith
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"'...what it is to be a bondservant thou knowest full well, but of freedom thou hast never yet made trial, to know whether it be a sweet thing or not. For if ever thou hadst experience thereof, thou wouldest counsel us to fight for it not with spears only but with axes.' Thus the Spartans answered Hydarnes." - Herodotus
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"'...what it is to be a bondservant thou knowest full well, but of freedom thou hast never yet made trial, to know whether it be a sweet thing or not. For if ever thou hadst experience thereof, thou wouldest counsel us to fight for it not with spears only but with axes.' Thus the Spartans answered Hydarnes." - Herodotus
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