Everything we need in a survival bag

[notyou2]

160 gig ipod loaded, Bose docking station and a generator.

[2dimes]

If this is for a cabin, solar/wind generator would not need fuel.

[notyou2]

How much money do we have and how many of us are there?

[2dimes]

If I had a place and a little spare coin I'd build a nice self sufficient little cabin. Currently we camp in my wife's luxury albeit smallish trailer.

http://www.kz-rv.com/sportsmen-classic/19BH.html perfect for us with two kids and a dog.

[notyou2]

I have a cottage at the seashore but if sea levels rise it will be prone to flooding, so that's no good.

[2dimes]

You might want to put it on stilts before you need to. The job will be tougher once the water's up.

[notyou2]

Sell it and head to the hills is my plan, but the mosquitoes will be worse.

[2dimes]

I do hate mosquitoes.

[notyou2]

Survival pack needs some bug dope.

[saxitoxin]

I rarely endorse products, so when I do you can be sure it's good.

I highly recommend one of these:

WaterBOB Bathtub Bladder
http://www.waterbob.com/Information.do?forward=about



You're more likely going to need to (and want to) shelter-in-place than evacuate in 90% of all exigencies. This is the best $30 you'll ever spend.

[2dimes]

Survival pack needs some bug dope.

Netting maybe.

[notyou2]

I rarely endorse products, so when I do you can be sure it's good.

I highly recommend one of these:

WaterBOB Bathtub Bladder
http://www.waterbob.com/Information.do?forward=about



You're more likely going to need to (and want to) shelter-in-place than evacuate in 90% of all exigencies. This is the best $30 you'll ever spend.

Doubles as a water bed...AWESOME!@!!!

[thegreekdog]

I rarely endorse products, so when I do you can be sure it's good.

I highly recommend one of these:

WaterBOB Bathtub Bladder
http://www.waterbob.com/Information.do?forward=about



You're more likely going to need to (and want to) shelter-in-place than evacuate in 90% of all exigencies. This is the best $30 you'll ever spend.

I don't think you know the definition of the word "rarely," Mr. Sobe.

[Funkyterrance]

Survival pack needs some bug dope.

I already said that.

[Funkyterrance]

I rarely endorse products, so when I do you can be sure it's good.

I highly recommend one of these:

WaterBOB Bathtub Bladder
http://www.waterbob.com/Information.do?forward=about



You're more likely going to need to (and want to) shelter-in-place than evacuate in 90% of all exigencies. This is the best $30 you'll ever spend.

Or you could buy some gladbags and fill em in your bathtub.

[MeDeFe]

My cheeks are naturally cushiony. I've also fallen less (0 times) than been accosted (2 times).

But you're a lawyer, so you hang out with some shady types, no?

[2dimes]

I rarely endorse products, so when I do you can be sure it's good.

I highly recommend one of these:

WaterBOB Bathtub Bladder
http://www.waterbob.com/Information.do?forward=about



You're more likely going to need to (and want to) shelter-in-place than evacuate in 90% of all exigencies. This is the best $30 you'll ever spend.

Or you could buy some gladbags and fill em in your bathtub.

We have a fancy plug that keeps the water in the tub.

[Funkyterrance]

I rarely endorse products, so when I do you can be sure it's good.

I highly recommend one of these:

WaterBOB Bathtub Bladder
http://www.waterbob.com/Information.do?forward=about



You're more likely going to need to (and want to) shelter-in-place than evacuate in 90% of all exigencies. This is the best $30 you'll ever spend.

Or you could buy some gladbags and fill em in your bathtub.

We have a fancy plug that keeps the water in the tub.

Aww man, where did I put that reciept for those gladbags...

[notyou2]

I rarely endorse products, so when I do you can be sure it's good.

I highly recommend one of these:

WaterBOB Bathtub Bladder
http://www.waterbob.com/Information.do?forward=about



You're more likely going to need to (and want to) shelter-in-place than evacuate in 90% of all exigencies. This is the best $30 you'll ever spend.

Or you could buy some gladbags and fill em in your bathtub.

We have a fancy plug that keeps the water in the tub.

Does not double function as a water bed, I have tried it.

[2dimes]

Un-heated water bed ≠ good. Though I might be further north than you.

[Funkyterrance]

I rarely endorse products, so when I do you can be sure it's good.

I highly recommend one of these:

WaterBOB Bathtub Bladder
http://www.waterbob.com/Information.do?forward=about



You're more likely going to need to (and want to) shelter-in-place than evacuate in 90% of all exigencies. This is the best $30 you'll ever spend.

Or you could buy some gladbags and fill em in your bathtub.

We have a fancy plug that keeps the water in the tub.

Does not double function as a water bed, I have tried it.

It does double as an emergency septic tank/porta-john, however.

[2dimes]

I'm going to have to fail you this course Terr. You dig the latrine down hill and/or at very least down stream from your water source.

[Funkyterrance]

I'm going to have to fail you this course Terr. You dig the latrine down hill and/or at very least down stream from your water source.

Wait.. What???
The water comes from the faucet above your teapot or whatever you are filling, the insta-porto-john is safely below. Perfectly sanitary, no?

[2dimes]

You don't want your septic tank to be open. You also don't want to use your house as a porta john, double so if there's no vacume trucks available.

If the sewer is draining and the water is running you don't need to store any in your tub. If you stored water in your tub wether with or without the bladder you'll want to dig a latrine out in the yard. Or if the sewer is functioning use the toilet and flush it with a jug using some of your water you are storing. Though if it might be long term you'll want to start digging and save that water for drinking/cooking.

[Funkyterrance]

You don't want your septic tank to be open. You also don't want to use your house as a porta john, double so if there's no vacume trucks available.

I just figured you could use a shop vac...

If the sewer is draining and the water is running you don't need to store any in your tub.

Oh yeah, derp.

If you stored water in your tub wether with or without the bladder you'll want to dig a latrine out in the yard. Or if the sewer is functioning use the toilet and flush it with a jug using some of your water you are storing. Though if it might be long term you'll want to start digging and save that water for drinking/cooking.

Good thinking, 2dimes. Now I gotta go get the shopvac out of the garage. Sigh.