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I wasn't thinking of vacuum sealing per se, although that would have a role. Your budget is certainly a determining issue, obviously. I think we are all feeling the pinch at the checkout line these days, regardless of what our salaries are. I'm not sure that waiting to buy it all at once is a...

If you're breaking into your MREs, they'll be both nourishment and morale rats. Plan accordingly. Think what you'd like to be consuming at the end of a long day stuck out in inclement weather, for instance. Or in the dark when you're feeling around in a buttpack by feel for the package contents...

Pepto may work for you, I prefer Imodium. I would add moleskin, some sort of soft flexible split like a SAM splint, more sterile gauze...if you ever have to use it, you'll be amazed how much you need and how fast Since its going to be a group kit add some comfort stuff like sunblock and bug...

I believe it. Sexuality has always been a popular artistic topic, even amongst those who would condemn it

Many of the old major libraries burned. Does that somehow detract from trying to save what information you can. of course the monks only preserved what their leadership approved of, but how much of that would have been lost entirely had they not done so.

22 years Army National Guard, 3 years mobilized Started out 11H, they dumped the 11 series into about 3 categories and I found myself 11B Secondary of 31B Retired as an E7 It's a game for the young Got in late, stayed til I was almost 50 Lots of good memories. Every year the local high school...

That's quite a reply. There will always be those who seek to preserve and protect knowledge for possible future wisdom. Sometimes its unwitting, like stuffing a bunch of scrolls into caves where they remain forgotten and undiscovered for millennia. Other times, more intentional in nature. We owe...

The collection has grown to 300 gigs since that original post I'll send you a PM

So lcu are you looking to collect digital or paper-based information?

Memory is pretty cheap, and getting cheaper. Good to back up any information on your hard drive from time to time. Beyond that, maybe picking and choosing information from the categories you want while disregarding other stuff you don't want might work for some people with limited storage capacity.

I know that yours is an older post, and I don't know what the group did with this idea, but I have an organized compilation running 120 gigs of data that I share with other preppers via a high capacity thumbdrive that I send around on request. All I would need is a snail mail address and an...