View Poll Results: How serious are you preparing? Level 1-10

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  • 1 - Not preparing at all. Fuck it.

    57 31.32%
  • 2

    22 12.09%
  • 3

    18 9.89%
  • 4

    14 7.69%
  • 5

    20 10.99%
  • 6

    24 13.19%
  • 7

    14 7.69%
  • 8

    7 3.85%
  • 9

    1 0.55%
  • 10 - As real as it gets. Prepping for End of Days.

    5 2.75%
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  1. #1
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    COVID-19 Prepper & Observations Thread

    How prepared are you going to be?

    This thread is for prepping and observations from the field.

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    I noticed pasta was nearly running out today at Front Range King Soopers.

    I'm hearing more and more about businesses starting to prepare their workforce for 'remote work' or a substantial amount of people out sick. Time to dust off the business continuity and disaster recovery plans.

    ...Meanwhile in Austrailia...


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    Is there ATM transmission? Deepsouthmafia wants to know
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    Questo abrigado tantamucho que canite carousel.


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    Quote Originally Posted by irul&ublo View Post
    Is there ATM transmission? Deepsouthmafia wants to know
    You worried you gave it to him?

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    Hearing that Summit County, CO is sold out of cleaning products.

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    Quote Originally Posted by irul&ublo View Post
    Is there ATM transmission? Deepsouthmafia wants to know
    Is he even old enough to have a bank card?
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    And there will come a day when our ancestors look back...........

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    What do the levels mean?

    Don't most of us have food in our cupboards? Yeah I restocked my baking pantry and what I normally eat which is a lot of pasta, grains and legumes and bought a half dozen cans of soup that I don't usually keep on hand. Also made sure I have plenty of cat food/litter but beyond that nothing else. Don't have any hand sanitizer but I do have masks as a normal part of my farm work. Have a lot of TP, Lysol and Clorox wipes but that's normal because I made a Costco run last month.

    I voted "5"
    When you see something that is not right, not just, not fair, you have a moral obligation to say something. To do something." Rep. John Lewis


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    What if you can’t prep because all the jackoff losers already pillaged the stores of any sanitizer, cough syrup, chopsaws and toilet paper?

    I figure if I need anything, and it gets bad enough, I’ll just follow some tub of shit home from Costco and take some of whatever they got.
    I still call it The Jake.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KQ View Post
    What do the levels mean?

    Don't most of us have food in our cupboards? Yeah I restocked my baking pantry and what I normally eat which is a lot of pasta, grains and legumes and bought a half dozen cans of soup that I don't usually keep on hand. Also made sure I have plenty of cat food/litter but beyond that nothing else. Don't have any hand sanitizer but I do have masks as a normal part of my farm work. Have a lot of TP, Lysol and Clorox wipes but that's normal because I made a Costco run last month.

    I voted "5"
    A full 10 is probably whatever you can imagine a prepper could do with unlimited resources. Bunker underground is stocked, etc.

    I'd guess anyone who is truly at 10 is trained to not tell anyone what they really have.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BmillsSkier View Post
    What if you can’t prep because all the jackoff losers already pillaged the stores of any sanitizer, cough syrup, chopsaws and toilet paper?

    I figure if I need anything, and it gets bad enough, I’ll just follow some tub of shit home from Costco and take some of whatever they got.
    This is a solid strategy!
    #Merica

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    An extra roll of ass paper and box linguini fini makes me a 2. I have keys or codes to a couple of dozen second homes, so if things get really desperate I guess I could raid them for TP and scotch. #marshalllawriotingatthelocalgrocery
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    I'm not doing anything special but will likely avoid large crowds (which I do, anyway), wash my hands more vigorously/longer, avoid going to Seattle, watch the news for updated information.... I'm not worried since I figure we're all likely to get exposed to it sooner or later no matter what we do. I don't have any underlying health issues and am in good shape so don't really think I'll be hit too hard if/when I get it. The same goes for my wife and we don't have parents alive anymore and no kids. With that, I went for a 3.

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    I'm planning on raiding every empty second third an fourth home around me

    Endless supply of flat screen TVs to pawn and closets full of suppositories

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    The quinoa section was picked clean at the boulder king soopers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hott Butt Mud View Post
    Hearing that Summit County, CO is sold out of cleaning products.
    one trip to the Frisco transit center shitter in the last decade woulda told ya that
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    ok we'll come up with a solution by then makers....

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    Quote Originally Posted by BmillsSkier View Post
    What if you can’t prep because all the jackoff losers already pillaged the stores of any sanitizer, cough syrup, chopsaws and toilet paper?

    I figure if I need anything, and it gets bad enough, I’ll just follow some tub of shit home from Costco and take some of whatever they got.
    what are the chopsaws all about exactly
    www.freeridesystems.com
    ski & ride jackets made in colorado
    maggot discount code TGR20
    ok we'll come up with a solution by then makers....

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    Quote Originally Posted by MiCol View Post
    what are the chopsaws all about exactly
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    Level 2 - avoiding chinese takeout for the time being....

    dark days....

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    I bought a case of TP and 128 Tide PODS yesterday...but that was b/c I had a coupon at BJ's.

    But I just got back from a wedding on a cruise ship, so I'm saying that makes me a -1!
    It makes perfect sense...until you think about it.

    I suspect there's logic behind the madness, but I'm too dumb to see it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zartagen View Post
    The quinoa section was picked clean at the boulder king soopers.




    Quote Originally Posted by GoldMember View Post
    I'm not doing anything special but will likely avoid large crowds (which I do, anyway), wash my hands more vigorously/longer, avoid going to Seattle, watch the news for updated information.... I'm not worried since I figure we're all likely to get exposed to it sooner or later no matter what we do. I don't have any underlying health issues and am in good shape so don't really think I'll be hit too hard if/when I get it. The same goes for my wife and we don't have parents alive anymore and no kids. With that, I went for a 3.
    You've got four people at Sacred Heart with the virus don't you?
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    I've got a neighbor who is a prepper.

    This is his Super Bowl.
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    I went to the grocery store yesterday and got onions, garlic, and some heavy whipping cream. Must remain civilized...

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    I am preparing by.....getting on a plane to the Bay Area through SeaTac because my dad had a small stroke. Maybe the flight will be half empty and I'll get Poor Man's First Class.

    I've seen at least 1 person buying a ton of frozen veggies but no pet food, tp, bandages, etc. Oh and hand sanitizer and masks are sold out everywhere. Fucking idiots.
    No longer stuck.

    Quote Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn View Post
    Just an uneducated guess.

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    Damn Stucky, sorry about your dad. Hope it’s nothing to serious.

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    We went to pick up a few things the other night and TP was on sale and we had a coupon so got 60 rolls of Scott (the good stuff) for $30. Going back again today with the same coupon, hope it's not all sold out. Now that there are people within 20 miles of where I live with confirmed cases shit's starting to get real here.

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