All this and If TSHTF better to have bushcraft skills, an axe and a blade through knife , and at least three fire starting devices, a sniper rifle and being able to make your own bullets wouldn’t hurt ?
Trading Value for Tobacco in a Doomsday Scenario.
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I’ve stocked up on marmite, aka the black gold of down under. That should see me through any potential post apocalyptic scenario
I still get night sweats thinking about it. Though I gotta say, I loved our country’s stance, we would rather no marmite than something made in Australia
Hey now, there's plenty of good things made in Australia.
Well not really - just me.
Well not really - just me.
I've got enough of each those things and a lot of other stuff that I could survive quite a while. Between my couple neighbors and myself, we could probably establish a trading post for all sorts of useful supplies & niceties. ?
How many kinds of nasty vegetable spreads do they need?
It would be a disservice to the OP to answer that here and likely get the tread locked.
I kind of threw it out rhetorically.
I think a safe answer might be to indicate that these three areas (now four areas, with the addition of explosives), were identified early on as areas in which crime elements and activity were found to be concentrated and a need for an agency with broader jurisdiction than state level was determined necessary to combat it across state lines.
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I kind of threw it out rhetorically.
I think a safe answer might be to indicate that these three areas (now four areas, with the addition of explosives), were identified early on as areas in which crime elements and activity were found to be concentrated and a need for an agency with broader jurisdiction than state level was determined necessary to combat it across state lines.
If a more in depth and forum prohibited discussion is desired, you, or anyone else, is welcome to initiate conversation by PM.
You guys with your guns should know that if every military on the planet ganged up on the U.S, they would be turned to glass in a day. The amount of high tech bombers and sheer number of high tech fighters dwarf the rest of the world. Just one of our 8 carrier groups which include attack subs and nuclear platform subs can waste the planet. Buy tobacco, screw the guns, no one is invading the US.
I just tried vegemite for the first time last week. Had no clue what I was doing. I spread a thin layer on toast. It seemed like a soy sauce paste. Wasn't terrible. Also wasn't great. Should I put butter on as well?
Leaving aside that I don't have a shotgun, I wouldn't take any amount of tobacco until I am sure that we have enough weaponry to defend ourselves. And I am not sure that I know enough people to reach that point. It would be utter chaos at that point.
Agreed. One spread to rule them all
Vegemite does have a soy sauce vibe about it. Marmite is much thicker and sharper in flavour.
butter with it is nice, not necessary, but it does help. If you want the first class treatment, whip your butter and spread together to ensure an even spread. Make a sandwich and out some potato chips/crisps and alfalfa sprouts inside.
The trick is to think of the marmite/vegemite as the 'salt' that you put on heavily buttered toast. A very light hand with the 'mite...almost a mite not.
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Most indulge as per morty’s instructions, however as a black twist lover I put mine on thick so it clears your sinuses like wasabi
Most indulge as per morty’s instructions, however as a black twist lover I put mine on thick so it clears your sinuses like wasabi
I still chuckle from time to time recalling that post you made ages ago about discovering butter at the supermarket. How you is always been a margarine man and never knew the difference