Stocking up for Doomsday

Agent_47

9 meals from anarchy, some people have a headstart. Must have a read and see what their list contains.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2075371/Stocking-Doomsday-As-economists-predict-meltdown-meet-families-ready-worst.html

Red Harvest

Anyone with a garden shed/garage that clean is not going to survive for long :P.

Doc Ruby

Red Harvest wrote: »

Anyone with a garden shed/garage that clean is not going to survive for long :P.

Never mind that their survival plans and faces are now plastered all over the Mail...

Red Harvest

Doc Ruby wrote: »

Never mind that their survival plans and faces are now plastered all over the Mail...

I'm sure the husband has instructions to defend the place while she dusts and puts the vacuum around before the "visitors" arrive.

Grizzly 45

I give them about a week to survive after that little show&tell!:D:rolleyes:

Doc Ruby

Grizzly 45 wrote: »

I give them about a week to survive after that little show&tell!:D:rolleyes:

Twould appear the finer points of survival philosophy have eluded the family Shaw alright...

Agent_47

Hmmm, wonder how hard it is to track a company director down in that location and plan a Christmas raid on that year supply of food and wine (did you see the wine rack!).

Whats the thoughts, 6 weeks or one years supply? 6 weeks would get one over most humps.

Doc Ruby

Agent_47 wrote: »

Hmmm, wonder how hard it is to track a company director down in that location and plan a Christmas raid on that year supply of food and wine (did you see the wine rack!).

Whats the thoughts, 6 weeks or one years supply? 6 weeks would get one over most humps.

My guess is its not a factual article, purely by dint of the way they have a freezer full of food. If you're going to plan a survival stash, you have to expect extended power outages, which means whatever is in your freezer has about a four day shelf life, so unless they did zero research, it all seems a bit fishy. The daily mail strikes again! The probably fictional Mrs Shaw is a rather fine bit of crumpet with that said.

psychward

Their neighbours will be relieved to know they have no need to stockpile anything as this couple have done all the work for them and they can just pop over and take everything plus ''first right to the apocalyptic night'' with the wife

Grizzly 45

And "shelter skelter syndrome" raises its head right away.:):rolleyes:

Anyone in the class watch it yet???:P

Red Harvest

Doc Ruby wrote: »

My guess is its not a factual article, purely by dint of the way they have a freezer full of food. If you're going to plan a survival stash, you have to expect extended power outages, which means whatever is in your freezer has about a four day shelf life, so unless they did zero research, it all seems a bit fishy. The daily mail strikes again! The probably fictional Mrs Shaw is a rather fine bit of crumpet with that said.

I'd also wonder where they dragged the pictures of the Shaws up from Would Daily Mail reader Mrs Shaw have here picture taken wearing shoes that are not the latest fashion (or at least not the latest fashion according to the Mails fashion pages)?

I'm not a fashion expert but I bet the pictures are from a couple of years back.

Doc Ruby

Red Harvest wrote: »

I'd also wonder where they dragged the pictures of the Shaws up from Would Daily Mail reader Mrs Shaw have here picture taken wearing shoes that are not the latest fashion (or at least not the latest fashion according to the Mails fashion pages)?

I'm not a fashion expert but I bet the pictures are from a couple of years back.

And for my next thread, how to sport the latest in Parisian springwear as the apocalypse draws nigh!

Red Harvest

Doc Ruby wrote: »

And for my next thread, how to sport the latest in Parisian springwear as the apocalypse draws nigh!

Or how to check up on the current price of wheetabix.

And if only I had the software they use in CSI I could pinpoint their location but the colour of the wood used in the shed and blow up the pictures with perfect resolution and read the best before dates :rolleyes:.

Red Harvest

Agent_47 wrote: »

Hmmm, wonder how hard it is to track a company director down in that location and plan a Christmas raid on that year supply of food and wine (did you see the wine rack!).

Whats the thoughts, 6 weeks or one years supply? 6 weeks would get one over most humps.

6 weeks would be about 5 weeks and 6 days more than most people will have but really depends on what you are planning to survive and how you intend to carry on after the one year or 6 weeks if your still alive and "normality" hasn't been restored.

Its not something I've done anything about but I'd like to have supplies for 2 different types of "hump" one for about 4-6weeks where you can see over the hump and another supply where the end is not insight, that would include stores of seed potatos, veg seed and not just food.

KrustyBurger

Why would anyone stock up on Fairy washing powder...it would be fairly low on my list of priorities (and no smart comments about my hygeine!). Just would've thought that electricity might not be a given therefore manual washing would be in order. Same goes for a freezer full of food unless they've a jennie somewhere.

I see plenty of beans, toilet roll and weetabix, wouldn't have thought from looking at the picture that there's food enough to last 2 people a year though.

psychward

Red Harvest wrote: »

I'm sure the husband has instructions to defend the place while she dusts and puts the vacuum around before the "visitors" arrive.

I am now picturing that scene from Pulp Fiction. ''Spiders caught a fly''
Cue the husband in a gimp costume.
You'd want to be very careful about walking into a trap in a lawless environment

bonniebede

looks like about a weeks shopping to me, hope they know how to ration !

Mr Simpson

Fairly impressive, hope whatever theyre expecting never comes

eth0

bonniebede wrote: »

looks like about a weeks shopping to me, hope they know how to ration !

I hope they're hiding the real stash somewhere else because if it's the contents of that shed their shagged.

CamperMan

"do you like our nice wardrobe"

FFS, what are they showing here... a couple posing away in front of a wardrobe... how boring!

colonel-yum-yum

Maybe it's a survival wardrobe?

eth0

Yer man reminds me a bit of this fella

touts

Nothing says loot me like two bottles of Bollinger. Just because the world has ended one must not let standards slip.

psychward

CamperMan wrote: »

"do you like our nice wardrobe"

FFS, what are they showing here... a couple posing away in front of a wardrobe... how boring!

maybe being well dressed during an apocalypse is a sign that you are either completely nuts or in control and not dropping your standards. I'm still undecided