Emergency Preparedness and Survival dedicated sub topic

[LSUTiger]

Look at the vote, 63% to 37%, almost 2/3 rds for, that could almost pass the senate.

[Tamie]

31 Yes
19 No

and over 11000 didn't vote

[Keith B]

31 Yes
19 No

and over 11000 didn't vote

Yep .45% does not a quorum make.

[apostate]

How do I vote "Present"?

[Birdie]

Sooooooo, LSU? Is there something prep wise in particular you wanted to chat about?

I am by no means prepared for a zombie apocalypse, but I have a massive wish/things to do list going.

[WildBill]

Sooooooo, LSU? Is there something prep wise in particular you wanted to chat about?

I am by no means prepared for a zombie apocalypse, but I have a massive wish/things to do list going.

You can start your own Off-Topic thread or revive an older one viewtopic.php?f=83&t=47256&hilit=bugout+bag" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Birdie]

Thanks, WildBill!

[nyj]

Glocktalk has a survival/preparedness subforum and it's quite a big hit. I think it having it's own subforum here can give a lot of insight to people who don't prep, in turn, the sub forum continues to grow.

[LSUTiger]

Oh really? Check out this website:

http://www.americanpreppersnetwork.net/index.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Look familiar?

[LSUTiger]

Sorry, that was a reply to:

Re: Emergency Preparedness and Survival dedicated sub topic
by WildBill » Tue Jul 03, 2012 12:05 pm
Keith B wrote:
You can start a topic like that at any time. Not sure it needs its own section.
I don't think that there will be enough discussion to sustain a sub topic.

[LSUTiger]

not to mention 2/3 voting for a subtopic

[74novaman]

not to mention 2/3 voting for a subtopic

Again, 50 people have voted out of a forum membership of over 10,000. ~1,000 of that at least that actively posts.

That means only 50 people cared enough to come in and vote on it, and only 2/3 of them wanted it.

[Keith B]

57 votes out of 11,000 members is not barely one half of one percent.