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PREPPING
>I live in a nogunz cunt
>I'm disabled
>I don't have a car
>I'm poor

So I know I can't prep much, but what are some small things I can stock up on for if there's a prolonged power outage? So far I'm hoarding bottled water, deenz and batteries. What else would be useful?
Anonymous (ID: PwNZn9ZP) United States No.520229266 [Report]
you should be preparing for laws to not be enforced, so get lots of scrap metal, milling machines, metal 3d printers, and gunpowder
Anonymous (ID: wbxyKf9W) No.520229612 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
Mung beans
They are cheap in bulk and you can sprout them in only a couple days for fresh vegetables (vitamin C)
Anonymous (ID: zXJDRJiq) Canada No.520230210 [Report] >>520233209 >>520236305
>>520229146 (OP)
The old time hard core preppers all stockpile hard winter wheat. Go down to the local feed store and buy tons of it. Store it with DE.
Anonymous (ID: uo9s7gOY) Canada No.520230261 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
Anonymous (ID: GSXnSt4C) United States No.520230584 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
Show flag, coward. Accept the mockery a subject race as yours deserves.
Anonymous (ID: Bk7tHac8) Australia No.520230975 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
How disabled
Anonymous (ID: i3ui8OC6) United States No.520232272 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
Green split peas. The Bongistani Empire was built on sweaty seamen forced to live on top of each other in ships, who were fed only split pea soup, rum, and the occasional lemon or lime.

Look up the "Hurst's hampeas" split pea soup recipe on /ck/ (warosu.org is the archive server).

https://warosu.org/ck/thread/20947823#p20953329

You can substitute dried onions and dried carrot flakes for the fresh ones in a longterm emergency. Meat will be whatever you can get, if you want it, if you can even get it.

If you want to prep really really cheaply, get a food dehydrator and prepare your own onion flakes and carrot flakes for long-term storage in that. TBQPH you should check with a professional prepper over how to do that so they don't mold or rot in storage; I've never done it myself.


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My favorite low-cost recipe is split pea soup. The recipe off the "Hampeas" package at Wal-Mart works really well.

20 oz split peas
12 cups water
1 onion, diced
some carrots, diced
some smoked ham or turkey, diced
salt
pepper
bay leaves (I put in about 6 large ones)
half a stick of butter

Throw everything together in a big pot, bring to a high boil for half an hour, then reduce heat to a simmer (as low as you can get it while still bubbling) for another hour to 1.5 hours.

You can use as much or as little meat as you want.
Anonymous (ID: 7yfBaXod) Portugal No.520232350 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
> I'm disabled
First step: get yourself enabled, it's better for you.
Anonymous (ID: qnnFNbf8) United States No.520232413 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)

don't answer this is an eglin data mining thread
Anonymous (ID: i3ui8OC6) United States No.520232558 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
>I live in a nogunz cunt
BTW, regarding this part, get yourself a 3D printer. Without knowing your cunt I can't say how hard it would be to smuggle some ammunition in and hide it, but with a 3D printer you can easily make some .22LR firearms, and the ammunition for them is cheap and compact.

You can even make all-plastic firearms (well, maybe a rubber band too) that will work for one or two shots. If you can get a metal tube of the right diameter then you can make a chamber for the ammunition that will withstand a reasonable amount of firing -- enough to get a better gun off a dead enemy, anyway. Or at least you won't be completely helpless against looters, and at worst can take one or a few with you to Hell.
Anonymous (ID: +iYj3R1I) United States No.520233209 [Report] >>520233734 >>520234126
>>520230210
diatomaceous earth? for weevils i presume
Anonymous (ID: WQG1dUPT) Australia No.520233495 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
>deenz
DEENZ NUTS
Anonymous (ID: zXJDRJiq) Canada No.520233734 [Report]
>>520233209
yes and yes.
Anonymous (ID: lPtgrISX) United States No.520234047 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
Make a black powder db shotgun out of pipe
And make a lever action magazine fed crossbow ala Joerg Sprave
Anonymous (ID: Gxd+WMrS) United States No.520234126 [Report]
>>520233209
evil weevils
Anonymous (ID: TwJmCqGH) Canada No.520234442 [Report]
Water and water filters, most important.


1. Spam, protein and SALT in one, ready to eat without cooking. You don't know wtf you'll be eating... it's protein and salt, OK! lol
2. Canned beans, also does not require cooking, and if you need to reheat it no water required which is Precious.
3. Salt.
4. Rice.
5. Canned goods.
6. Citrus power.

7. Bucket, bags and whet wipes for pooping, know how to dispose of it properly or store it, ew.

8. Candles and cotton whick to remake candles.
9. Emergency radio and batteries.
10. Insulating foil blankets, things to keep warm with.
11. Sugar and coffee.
12. First aid kit with extra peroxide and alcohol, also antibiotics.
Anonymous (ID: rvcV13lX) United States No.520234461 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
>Water
large amounts bottled & stored away from light and heat
Water brings the gift of life. When you take it for granted, you will die.

>Basic medical
- bandages
- tourniquets
- iodine
- hydrogen peroxide
- miscellaneous infection creams

>Dry food goods
Since you're poor we're going to leave out creating & packaging your own
- Ramen
- Jarred goods
- and if you're not food-health blackpilled, and may Allah forgive me for saying this, canned goods
Anonymous (ID: TwJmCqGH) Canada No.520234538 [Report]
Protein aak Spam and Beans in cans will save your life and water with few candles for weeks and months.

Salt and Citrus will save your life for Years if you have to forgo modern shit and can get Basic food even hunting and fishing.
Anonymous (ID: XzRXRBsL) United States No.520234589 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
>things I can stock up on for if there's a prolonged power outage?

Electricity.
Anonymous (ID: XQiPKOxM) United States No.520234597 [Report] >>520234839
>>520229146 (OP)
Get protein powder in bulk it's an absolute last resort. And make sure to have vitamins. Other than that beans and rice yeah but you'll need fire for real beans. Honestly you should just take your chances cause packs of white gangs will kill you and take your shit anyway but peppers don't get that
Anonymous (ID: lcLf2HhI) United States No.520234660 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
learn how to grow shit and can it
Anonymous (ID: +RR+ZkcR) United States No.520234666 [Report] >>520234776
Give that little nigga Beeper a kiss for me
Anonymous (ID: zXJDRJiq) Canada No.520234776 [Report]
>>520234666
Little nigger? More like litter nigger.
Anonymous (ID: XzRXRBsL) United States No.520234839 [Report]
>>520234597
>Get protein powder in bulk it's an absolute last resort.
Will need to be vacuumed sealed as most containers are not airtight and absorb humidity and spoils in a couple years.
Anonymous (ID: gcR77ljc) Canada No.520235103 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
>Dry goods
>Vitamins and minerals sups,
>Hand tools, like a hand powered drill or an auger set, chisels, axes, hatchets, some good knives, saws, shovels, hammers.
>Clothing and bedding, multiples for multiple conditions, if you have a location you expect be able to store shit in, have it.
>Good boots for a couple different conditions, a couple pairs of good sandals will come in very handy
>Over the counter medicines, bandages, everything. It's currency if you don't need it, it's what you need if you do
>Don't acquire a gun illegally, that's be illegal
>Carry equipment, good bags, cargo pants, rucks, that sorta shit
>Bear spray
>Camping equipment light enough to carry on foot with clothing and food. Space blankets and duct tape can make a damn fine survival tent, ultralite gear isn't always bad, but naturally heavier kit is more durable and warmer.
>Water
>Spare water storage
>Water purification
>Fuel storage, multiple types
>Maps of local areas, as many and as in depth as you can get. No Google maps means no maps for almost all people.
>Shit tons of duct tape, various types of glue, and fasteners
>A big ol' pile of pallet Wood isn't a bad idea.
>A good bicycle and a trailer are better than hoofing a bunch of weight on foot.
Anonymous (ID: /DwDWcQm) United States No.520235219 [Report] >>520235454
>>520229146 (OP)
In honor of (You) memefag, I promise to be nice to the disabled and retarded during the apocalypse, some more than others for obvious reasons.
Anonymous (ID: zXJDRJiq) Canada No.520235454 [Report] >>520235684
>>520235219
Downing Pool.
Anonymous (ID: WQG1dUPT) Australia No.520235684 [Report]
>>520235454
quality
Anonymous (ID: PM/OgdJQ) United States No.520235803 [Report] >>520235943
>>520229146 (OP)
Have you never experienced stuff like this? No electricity isn't the big thing. It's no water. And it's not about having your Evian or something to bathe with etc. It's about flushing your toilet. Toilets operate on pure physics. And water. Meaning its a purely independent functional thing thay cant be shut off etc. If you fill the back container with water then you can flush it. Or really just even the bowl. The physics is gravity. If you fill the bowl past a certain point it flushes automatically. You need a stock of water to flush the toilet.
Anonymous (ID: RFGoQnia) No.520235836 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
keep a water bottle

so you dont get drymouth whilst suggin dicc
Anonymous (ID: RFGoQnia) No.520235845 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
keep a water bottle

so you dont get drymouth whilst suggin digg
Anonymous (ID: AAsV0P0o) United States No.520235925 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)

Canned food never really expires. The taste will get worse; but it never really expires unless the seal is broken. They did some tests on 150 year old Victorian Royal Navy canned food and it was still nutritionally viable, the scientists even taste tested it and said it wasn't bad just a little bland.

>I'm hoarding bottled water,

I'd try to get access to a well or at least a rain catchment system.
Anonymous (ID: n1kknp3z) United States No.520235930 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
>no guns
>prepper
Don't even bother. If you cannot keep your prep out of the hands of niggers, you're just making it all worse for the rest of us.
Anonymous (ID: zXJDRJiq) Canada No.520235943 [Report]
>>520235803
Fill the bathtub with water then dip a pot full and pour into the bowl to flush it. They also make liners you put in the tub and can store potable water in for drinking.
Anonymous (ID: n1kknp3z) United States No.520236305 [Report]
>>520230210
>stockpile hard winter wheat
I wish I could, but I've yet to find any decent feed stores that have it.
Anonymous (ID: nvSxKXli) United States No.520236879 [Report]
Cute cat, so I'll help you out a little bit since you're kind of and idiot.

>bottled water
LOL. What you want to do is get a simple barrel for water, and fill it with tap / distilled + get some water preservation stuff. Bottled water is stupidly expensive and you need so much of it.

deenz is fine, I prefer tuna as it's cheaper but whatever.
>batteries
For what? You better have a flashlight, you're not going to be trading batteries in the apocalypse.

>some OTC pain killers
>some antibiotics
>beans
>rice
>fuel to cook the beans and rice with your stored water
>portable cooking implement in case power/gas goes out that uses your fuel
>loose sodium (salt) and potassium (salt substitute)
>maybe a multivitamin
Anything beyond that won't be much help to you.
You don't have the resources to work with and you're disabled so even if you did you're basically fucked, sorry.
Disabled people or people with chronic health conditions basically won't survive without modern society.
Anonymous (ID: rJNq04JW) United States No.520236985 [Report]
>>520229146 (OP)
Rice. Oxygen absorbers. In mylar bags. In 5 gallon buckets. Sealed.