[PJ]

Also think about this…if I were the gubmit and wanted to build a database on the fringe survival movement what types of events would I choose to attend? yea….no thanks

[PJ]

I would avoid these expos like the plague. Nothing to see here, move along….

[PJ]

Definitely agree on the flag placement on the uniform, although the answer is the same “passed down” word of mouth one which reminds me of similar: there is a 9mm bullet, gun and some other stuff in the top of the flagpole etc etc.

Ive never reviewed the XS big dots…

[PJ]

I agree, having tried many varieties I’d say freeze dried is good but not great. Even if you have 1 to 2 years of freeze dried it will eventually run out…although one cannot argue with the simplicity of the prep.

[PJ]

I’ve been following it somewhat although it doesn’t surprise me at ALL. C’mon now, hasn’t anyone ever been in the gubmint system? I once wanted to see a chiropractor, through the military system this took almost 5….MONTHS…when you include appointment wait times and various referrals. I finally gave up and paid $40 to see one on my own.

Don’t get me started.

[PJ]

You guys motivate me. Just when I think I don’t feel like working out I see the struggles and dedication here and know that I can’t be a slacker. My last few workouts have been ridiculous, including countless tire flips and walking while holding 60lbs worth of chains over my head. Ugh.

My weakness is that I hate to run. Need to ramp that up but I find it completely boring.

Keep up the good work everyone, your body will thank you

[PJ]

This past weekend I had the most delicious coffee ever. I have a friend who roasts his own beans, grinds them and then uses a press to make coffee. No cream or sugar necessary, no electricity either. It was…delicious.

[PJ]

In today’s age with freeze dried meals all you have to do is boil water, pour in bag and presto!

[PJ]

I wonder if whole beans would work in a percolator?

[PJ]

I like the idea of looking for deadfalls and keeping firestarter kits on my person. I keep thinking of worst case scenarios where it’s raining and everything is absolutely soaked. That would indeed be a true suckfest.

[PJ]

J

Awesome tips! Any experience with cooking when all that you have is wet wood?

[PJ]

Hot food is best, but when you have to suffer through old or cold food there are two items which save the day:

1- Tabasco sauce
2- Salt

That said, there is nothing better than “Army Breakfast”

– Powdered eggs, potatoes, sausage gravy covering it all slathered in hot sauce

[PJ]

you got it!

[PJ]

Wow that’s an extensive list! I’m glad you are able to move about like a young buck and maintain your health and thanks for providing some tips as well. I can’t say that I’ve ever done the supplement thing (lately) or vitamin thing. Maybe when I get a few more years under my belt. 🙂

Right now my shoulder is killing me, a result of too much heavy work in the gym. Tired of being plagued by stupid little injuries.

[PJ]

The Maj had great reviews of the Kelly Kettle during his recent bugout journey, I’d say you are looking at a great piece of equipment

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