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Why CERT Doesn’t Quite Work for the Zombie Apocalypse
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CERT is awesome, but it’s not going to work during the Zombie Apocalypse. Because CERT is all about search and rescue, and search and rescue is just going to spread the contamination.
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Why I love Cons
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I can say things like “I need to save up for laser eye surgery because, when the zombie apocalypse happens, I don’t want to be like Burgess Meredith in that one Twilight Zone episode,” and the people around me will get it.
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Seeing Eye Dog vs Zombies
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Remember the guy whose seeing eye dog led him and a bunch of other people out of the World Trade Center on 9/11? That was a pretty damn awesome dog. Of course, she was a seeing eye dog, so that almost goes without saying. But I find myself wondering: how would a seeing eye dog ( Read more... ) -
Stickshifts and Motorcycles
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I was really tempted to call this post Stickshifts and Safety Belts, but that doesn’t actually work.
I drive an automatic. Most people in the US do. It’s the easy option. But, come the Day of Apocalypse (DoA - very appropriate, no?) you may need to know how to drive something ( Read more... ) -
The Plan Moves Ever Forward, On Silent Cat Feet
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Six Months now has an open Facebook Group (feel free to join) We also have Events!
This weekend is an outing to a shooting range, so those of us who don’t know how to shoot can learn and those who do can show off and those who are gun crazy can play with their new toys (nine ( Read more... ) -
Living off the Land (sorta)
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This looks incredibly cool: Edible and Medicinal Wild Plants.The rhetoric is a bit frou-frou-feel-good, but the actual lesson looks great. They take you around and show you which local plants are edible or medicinal, like the name says.
The next taster/intro class is February ( Read more... )
