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Crusher13
Crusher13
14 years ago

I have to recommend a German Shepherd as well. I got a GSD puppy a year ago. We do not have any children but he has been around many children both familiar and strange. He will let children do anything to him but when he senses danger around me or my wife he will defend us like I have never seen. They are also very trainable but do need a lot of exercise and mental stimulation. If I do not give him that he is a very unhappy dog.

TheNorthernSurvivalist
14 years ago

I’m bugged out on a bike going through the national forests, but it’s a test of physical endurance. You never get anywhere fast, and ice is a joke to keep your food cold. Go with MRE and Mountain House for cooking counties with burn bans. It’s frustrating not being able to make a cook fire without going to jail. Sometimes it may be getting dark after a long day of traveling and damn it, nothing but private land all around you and the reality of having to bike another 5-10 to make it to some dark bushes/trees roadside to stealth camp. Too add, the forest service cops will haul your ass to jail if you stay in one spot for longer than 14 days, and you don’t move, so no fantasy of building a cabin in the woods and living off the land. Be prepared to be mobile. Pretend it’s “The Road” and you need to hide from cannibals and survive.

hawaiian
hawaiian
14 years ago

Regarding the eggs topic, I heard that in 5 years california will make it illegal to import eggs from small growers, most of which are the free range organic growers.
Just another reason for me to get out of cali asap 🙂

hawaiian
hawaiian
14 years ago

@jack I did the research and realize I miss interpreted the news story. California has put a ban on small CAGE egg farms and the law will go into effect in 2015 due to a bill sponsored by the humane society.

Guess california got one right 🙂

Mark Rose
Mark Rose
14 years ago

Regarding grounding strips on vehicles, they’re perfectly legal. They’re great in lightning storms, too, to avoid static charge in the vehicle.