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lol.. my brother just tried to sell me life insurance...
heyyou:
--- Quote from: Infinite African Westcoastin 2012 and 13' on August 15, 2013, 01:17:50 AM ---
--- Quote from: heyyou on August 15, 2013, 12:31:54 AM ---
Time frame? Well I'm surprised it's survived now, but they are doing all types of manipulation to keep it going, but that manipulation has and will get bigger and bigger to maintain that illusion that everything is ok.
I think it will definitely collapse in 10 years,
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...and there it is homie, you said it! I got it quoted! I've been on this forum for 10 years already, so hell; maybe I'll still be around in another 10 years. And when it's 2023 and shit is still runnin in America, and my son is still doing just fine having not learned how to make fire, and the underground bunker you built still hasn't gotten any use... then you will have to admit my superior intelligence over you!!
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Yeah I said it, but you obviously made up the part where I said I was building or built a bunker. I haven't unlikely to do so.
I also didn't say shit wouldn't be running in America, just that the average person will have a limited access to it ie the roads will still be there but will people be able to afford fuel for their cars for eg
We'll see how it pans out then over the years!
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: heyyou on August 15, 2013, 01:30:24 AM ---
--- Quote from: Infinite African Westcoastin 2012 and 13' on August 15, 2013, 01:17:50 AM ---
--- Quote from: heyyou on August 15, 2013, 12:31:54 AM ---
Time frame? Well I'm surprised it's survived now, but they are doing all types of manipulation to keep it going, but that manipulation has and will get bigger and bigger to maintain that illusion that everything is ok.
I think it will definitely collapse in 10 years,
--- End quote ---
...and there it is homie, you said it! I got it quoted! I've been on this forum for 10 years already, so hell; maybe I'll still be around in another 10 years. And when it's 2023 and shit is still runnin in America, and my son is still doing just fine having not learned how to make fire, and the underground bunker you built still hasn't gotten any use... then you will have to admit my superior intelligence over you!!
--- End quote ---
Yeah I said it, but you obviously made up the part where I said I was building or built a bunker. I haven't unlikely to do so.
I also didn't say shit wouldn't be running in America, just that the average person will have a limited access to it ie the roads will still be there but will people be able to afford fuel for their cars for eg
We'll see how it pans out then over the years!
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and will I regret not teaching my son how to make a fire in 10 years?
heyyou:
--- Quote from: Infinite African Westcoastin 2012 and 13' on August 15, 2013, 01:57:58 AM ---
--- Quote from: heyyou on August 15, 2013, 01:30:24 AM ---
--- Quote from: Infinite African Westcoastin 2012 and 13' on August 15, 2013, 01:17:50 AM ---
--- Quote from: heyyou on August 15, 2013, 12:31:54 AM ---
Time frame? Well I'm surprised it's survived now, but they are doing all types of manipulation to keep it going, but that manipulation has and will get bigger and bigger to maintain that illusion that everything is ok.
I think it will definitely collapse in 10 years,
--- End quote ---
...and there it is homie, you said it! I got it quoted! I've been on this forum for 10 years already, so hell; maybe I'll still be around in another 10 years. And when it's 2023 and shit is still runnin in America, and my son is still doing just fine having not learned how to make fire, and the underground bunker you built still hasn't gotten any use... then you will have to admit my superior intelligence over you!!
--- End quote ---
Yeah I said it, but you obviously made up the part where I said I was building or built a bunker. I haven't unlikely to do so.
I also didn't say shit wouldn't be running in America, just that the average person will have a limited access to it ie the roads will still be there but will people be able to afford fuel for their cars for eg
We'll see how it pans out then over the years!
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and will I regret not teaching my son how to make a fire in 10 years?
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Nope, I said why not? It's a good skill to have like first aid, 'just in case' or if you go camping.
It certainly doesn't hurt and it won't cost you anything & will be a good bonding exercise with your son.
Oh and i've also been on this board for over 10 years! ;)
V2DHeart:
Why is learning how to make fire a bad thing exactly? It's a skill, like swimming, first aid, or learning how to navigate and use maps it provides valuable skills for life. Not only that, as mentioned above, it provides good family bonding time and gives your child memories of you for when you're no longer around.
My wife when she was in her earlier profession spoke to the parents of several murdered rape victims, and a lot (especially the fathers) blamed themselves, wishing they could turn the clock back and force them into self defence classes or some form of close combat fighting so that they could have stood a chance against their attackers. It's an occurring theme you usually hear with kids who have drowned - Parents wishing they had taught their children how to swim. I know this is an extreme example, but just to show that you or I never know what is around the corner, and it is always best to be prepared. You could wind up taking pilot lessons or one of those "flight experiences" for a birthday and end up crashing and being stranded for over 24 hours in poorer weather.
I'm not talking about building bunkers (which isn't no easy, or affordable task) and setting up some wiretapping communication centre with 2 years worth of food supplies here. All I'm talking about is learning some new skills, understanding photovoltaics, and being able to develop fire from sticks, and create energy from building your own solar panels - All fun and more importantly - educational. Although I'm now stuck in suit-ville, I'm an engineer and learning how electricity is generated from light and how to use it is piece of knowledge which would assist any would-be electrical engineer or someone interested in a job in science. You say you want the best for your child? I see this as a thing which would essentially kill 2 birds with 1 stone. Lower your dependence on corporations to supply your heat and electricity and 2) bond with your son, while providing education and setting up a good path for him to follow and progress in his later years
Teddy Roosevelt:
What company does your brother work for?
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