Surviving a Zombie Attack 
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everything you need to survive a zombie attack. you'll thank me later!
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,273,756Did not see anything on that list that was geared towards fending off zombies, particularly...
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”I have recommended it to family and friends already and am sure...
Hulda Clark cleanses
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This is a reply to # 1,273,855With tape you can tape various objects to other objects...bitten humans to poles...
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Hulda Clark cleanses
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This is a reply to # 1,273,855I can't see how this could possibly be complete without crazy glue. It's great for those of us like me that keep shredding themselves with sharp objects. Just in case of a zombie attack, just crazy glue your remaining parts right back together.
It was developed to replace stitches, don't know why the FDA didn't approve it, narrow minded they are.
Julie
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Here's my general equipment list I've been working on. There are other lists like water, fire making, food and cooking supplies and so on I'll post later.
GearCamping EquipmentPonchoTent *Sleeping Bags *Air Mattresses *Ground Cloth?Heavy/Light Space BlanketsTowels *Boot greasePlastic SheetingSolar Blankets ?1 8'x8' tarp, reflective on one sideSurvival Candles *Heavy duty plastic trash bag (2.5 mil)Camp Stove *Camp Oven *Clothing and BeddingSturdy shoes or work bootsRain gearBlankets *Stocking CapsHankiesBandana’sFuelPropane Tanks *GasSolar ChargersTools1eachBush or Tree Saw *1eachAxe/Hatchet/Maul *6eachBungee Straps *1eachCrowbar *1eachDrill, Hand-operated4eachFlashlights Hand Generated (spare bulbs) *1eachGenerator*1eachHammer *Funny Wrenches1boxNails/Screws – Assorted Sizes *1eachPliers – Needle Nose, Regular *1eachPost Hole Digger *Each 100' (30m)Rope, Nylon – Twine, Medium and Heavy Rope1eachScrewdriver – Multiple Heads *1eachShovel – Multiple Purpose1eachSledgehammer *Multi-Propose Tool *1eachStaple Gun and Staples *1eachSwiss Army Knife *Tom Brown Knife *1eachVice Grips *1eachWire Cutters *1eachCrescent Wrenches *Snare WireFlexible Saw (wire saw)1eachKnife sharpener (opposed tungsten carbide tips)Assorted Files *Combo Saw - Wood, MetalGerber BushSmall & Medium PulleysCarabiners (Hook/Clasps)Buckets – Metal And Plastic*Rubber/Nylon/Canvass Patch KitWater Proofing Spray and GreaseBinoculars *2 ft. of Clothes Hanger *2 yds sq. Cheese Cloth *Propane Torch Kit *TarpsCork ScrewVice Grips *Master LocksWire - Small SpoolHemostats (Roach Clip)Chain SawSmall & Large *Repair & Maintenance Kit *Fuel & Lubrication *ElectricitySolar battery charger and NiCad BatteriesWire – Electrical and Non-ElectricalWeaponsRifle and Ammunition * (more ammo)Small Firearm and Ammunition (Both)Cleaning Kit *Hunting Knife *MoneyMoney ($100), 12 oz. Silver, 1 oz Gold, Credit CardCash or traveler's checks, change*Sewing1setButtons, assorted sizes *1eachScissors – Different Sizes *1pkgNeedles and Thread, assorted "eye" sizes *1boxPins – Straight and Safety *4" extra-heavy duty sewing needleGlues And TapeSuper glue, Epoxy, Silicone, wood glue *6rollsDuct Tape *1rollMasking Tape (for labeling, etc) *9' transparent vinyl mending tape (wrap around flashlight)Packing Tape, Duct Tape *EntertainmentCards *Books *Coloring Books and Crayons *LightCyalume Sticks (Glow Sticks)Gas Lantern *Flashlights/Lamps/Other Lighting and extra Bulbs/Wicks*NavigationGood Quality Compass*AltimeterSextantStar chartTopographic Map *EnvironmentalThermometer *CommunicationCell phone, CB radio and/or Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT)AM/FM/SW Radio with Antenna *Phone CardWhistle *Clock ?Signal flaresSanitationToilet paper, towelettes *Soap, liquid detergent *Personal items-shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes, comb and brush, lip balm. *Toilet – Plastic Bucket With Seat *Disinfectant *Bleach *LaundryLaundry SoapClothes Pins *Clothes Line *WashboardDishwashingDish Soap *Scrub Pads *Personal ItemsDental Floss *Shampoo *Disposable Razors *Tweezers *Magnifying Glass *Paper/Pencil/Pen *Glasses /Sunglasses *6 heavy duty rubber bands *Mosquito NettingBug RepellantLeather Work Gloves *Calculator *HammockVaseline *Fingernail Clippers *Important Documents(Keep these records in a waterproof container.)Will, insurance policies, contracts, deeds, stocks and bonds.Passports, social security cards, immunization recordsSavings and checking account numbersCredit card account numbers and companiesInventory of valuable household goods, important telephone numbersFamily records (birth, marriage, death certificates)Emergency preparedness manual*Plastic storage containers *Suggestions and RemindersStore your kit in a convenient place known to all family members. Keep a smaller version of the Disaster Supplies Kit in the trunk of your car.Keep items in air-tight plastic bags.Change your stored water supply every six months so it stays fresh.Rotate your stored food every six months.Re-think your kit and family needs at least once a year. Replace batteries, update clothes, etc.Ask your physician or pharmacist about storing prescriiption medications.Disaster PlanMeet with your family.Discuss the types of disasters that could occur.Explain how to prepare and respond.Discuss what to do if advised to evacuate.Practice what you have discussed.Plan how your family will stay in contact if separated by disaster. Pick two meeting places: 1) a location a safe distance from your home in case of fire. 2) a place outside your neighborhood in case you can't return home. Choose an out-of-state friend as a "check-in contact" for everyone to call.Complete These Steps.Post emergency telephone numbers by every phone.Show responsible family members how and when to shut off water, gas and electricity at main switches.Install a smoke detector on each level of your home, especially near bedrooms; test monthly and change the batteries two times each year.Contact your local fire department to learn about home fire hazards.Learn first aid and CPR. Contact your local American Red Cross chapter for information and training.Meet with your neighbors. Plan how the neighborhood could work together after a disaster. Know your neighbors' skills (medical, technical). Consider how you could help neighbors who have special needs, such as elderly or disabled persons. Make plans for child care in case parents can't get home. Remember to practice and maintain your plan.
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