EARTHQUAKE SUPPLIES Kit
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Here is a great link about how you should put together a disaster supplies kit. Just remember everyone, when an earthquake hits, and everything goes out, you need to be prepared.
http://www.disastercenter.com/guide/kit.html
-Gagan
http://www.disastercenter.com/guide/kit.html
-Gagan
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Originally Posted by SnoHumper
damn this made sticky? paranoia ftw
Link to newspaper article
they cant predict earthquakes.. they can make up some bullsh!t estimate so that we keep funding their research..
my earthquake supply kit = walk to safeway and get food and water..
if safeway is out theres a 7/11 pretty close too
my earthquake supply kit = walk to safeway and get food and water..
if safeway is out theres a 7/11 pretty close too
Originally Posted by SnoHumper
they cant predict earthquakes.. they can make up some bullsh!t estimate so that we keep funding their research..
my earthquake supply kit = walk to safeway and get food and water..
if safeway is out theres a 7/11 pretty close too
my earthquake supply kit = walk to safeway and get food and water..
if safeway is out theres a 7/11 pretty close too
if havent planned for a disaster now, guess what?
it might be too late.
have at least a 7 day food and water supply at home.
ooooooh i just saw this show on discovery channel about how the moons gravitational pull might have to do with earthquakes... like when the moon gets closer and farther and crap. it makes the water move with tides right? so why not move land around too
Originally Posted by SnoHumper
ooooooh i just saw this show on discovery channel about how the moons gravitational pull might have to do with earthquakes... like when the moon gets closer and farther and crap. it makes the water move with tides right? so why not move land around too
i hope you don't get hurt and trapped somewhere in an earthquake..


