I have a shotgun and a rifle,brand new garbage cans to hold my water, Plenty of cornflakes and canned items,flashlights and candles,and plenty of kerosene and gasoline containers in a non electrical type shed.

Ron

-- ron (rrest@hotmail.com), October 30, 1999

Answers

" AAAAnd a Partriage in a Pear Tree...."

Incidentl young man! Garbage cans are sprayed with a fungicide and some even with bug spray at the factory before they they are shipped out plant to the retailers.... Like a little fingicide in your coffee water? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Shakey~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

-- Shakey (in_a_bunker@forty.feet), October 30, 1999.

I suggest many cases of canning jars with many more spare lids and a pressure canner. The rifle and shotgun may run out of ammo and you may not want to waste any 4 legged item you down. Hunting every or every other day may become tiresome and attention getting. Keep yourself always several steps of the game.

-- Feller (feller@wanna.help), October 31, 1999.

"....shotgun , rifle, and a four-wheel drive, and a country boy can surviiiiive...." (Hank Williams Jr.)

You're off to a smashing start Ron. Got milk for your cornflakes?

(continuing) ".....I'd like to spit some Beechnut in that dude's eyes, and shoot him with my old .45, cause a country boy can survive........."

-- cavscout (wishin'Ihad@wadof.Beechnut), October 31, 1999.

Ron, you need more cornflakes.

-- Rasty (Rasty@bulldoggg.com), October 31, 1999.

Ron you are a moronic turd head.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

-- Blackdog (don't come to my town@please.com), October 31, 1999.

"Garbage cans are sprayed with a fungicide and some even with bug spray at the factory."

I worked at a factory that made plastic garbage cans, etc. and they didn't treat the garbage cans with fungicide or insecticide; the cans went straight from the mold machine to the shipping carton. Restaurants use plastic garbage cans (usually white or yellow for I.D.ing) to store food.

-- Ocotillo (peeling@out.===), October 31, 1999.

Get food grade liners for your garbage cans if you want to be sure the water is fit to drink. I bought 55 gal liners, but they work fine in 32 gal cans. About 1.75 each.

-- cmd0903 (cmd0903@aol.com), October 31, 1999.

Ron: May I suggest that you visit the TB2000 Prep site for help rather than getting flamed here?

-- Neil G.Lewis (pnglewis1@yahoo.com), October 31, 1999.

Don't forget the toilet paper!

-- Bill (y2khippo@yahoo.com), October 31, 1999.

And the duct tape.

-- snooze button (alarmclock_2000@yahoo.com), October 31, 1999.