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In contrast to the overhyped and overcommercialized "preparedness" mentality, what I see lacking is everyday preparedness -- being able to take care of those seldom and sporadic events where you need to be prepared, but you only have the contents of your pocket or your car to rely upon. | In contrast to the overhyped and overcommercialized "preparedness" mentality, what I see lacking is everyday preparedness -- being able to take care of those seldom and sporadic events where you need to be prepared, but you only have the contents of your pocket or your car to rely upon. | ||
I carry the following items in my wallet: | |||
I carry the following items in the pouch: | |||
I carry the following items in the messenger bag: | |||
I carry the following items in my car: | |||
* Empty gas can (do not carry a full one. It will vent and will make everything stink like gas. It will also over-inflate when it gets warm in the car. And it is a fire hazard. | |||
Revision as of 21:22, 24 August 2011
In contrast to the overhyped and overcommercialized "preparedness" mentality, what I see lacking is everyday preparedness -- being able to take care of those seldom and sporadic events where you need to be prepared, but you only have the contents of your pocket or your car to rely upon.
I carry the following items in my wallet:
I carry the following items in the pouch:
I carry the following items in the messenger bag:
I carry the following items in my car:
- Empty gas can (do not carry a full one. It will vent and will make everything stink like gas. It will also over-inflate when it gets warm in the car. And it is a fire hazard.
