[jasonraymondson]

If I had started prepping back in 2004 when I found out about peak oil I would be kicking myself now for getting to worked up.

Now, I am going to go outside and have a gas party! We are going to see how many gallons it takes to fill a swimming pool and then we are having a bbq and then going swimming.

[Ayoob]

I'm glad I prepped. Every dollar I spent and every hour I thought brought me knowledge. I'm way ahead of the game compared to where I was five years ago.

Frankly, doing things for myself is immensely enjoyable to me. I have found a lot of satisfaction in this.

It took me buying seven pocket knives to find the two that I like. How could I have known, if I hadn't tried them out?

[Nefarious]

I'm also glad that you haven't prepped.

[smallpoxgirl]

Not to rain on your parade of recklessness, but you might want to keep the grill away from the pool full of gasoline.

[mos6507]

Another thread that is ripe for bumping when the next oil spike occurs.

[Revi]

Maybe spending all your time on the internet here among us preppers has made you feel like you are prepared mentally.

[jboogy]

Nefarious wrote
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[kam3Oen]

If I wasn't prepped, I'm not sure how I'd sleep at night, but I do respect your fearlessness.

[jasonraymondson]

At least spg was smart enough to figure out what I was really saying.

[mos6507]

If peak oil doesn't get us, pollution will. Business as usual, however convenient it may seem, has to end.

Killer Smog Cloud Smothers Sunlight Across Asia