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I need to learn hungarian...
Pillowpants28, welcome to the forum! :beer:
No, english is fineIdézet:
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Do You want to introduce yourself maybe?
Any q? Shoot (he-he) here!
hi there pillowpants286,
welcome to the forum.
Are you living in Hungary?
Hi kubikus, Nope I live in the Uk, originally from the U.S kind of new to prepping..
And hi tulelo!
What has turned You towards prepping?Idézet:
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Hi Pillowpants, Tell me, why do you want to learn hungarian?:thumbup
He just said that, because the forum language is Hungarian. :haha:
Exactly tulelo! Haha and london at first it just seemd like something to do but then I looked into it more and more and it made me think. The main things I want to prep for is economic collapse, and a nuclear/biological/chemical. attack/outbreak I think a biological outbreak or economic collapse is more likely imagine if a new pathogen or plague swept Europe now it would be chaos and at the moment I would probably last a week maybe two at a push. thats if I didn't get the plague! Im currently thinking about burying a supply cache any suggestions on what food last longest? Freeze dried meals? Grains? Any other things to add to it? I have two plastic 30 liter buckets that are air tight.
You can't beat freeze dried meals pound for pound IMHO. Mountain House? Or some MRE-s? French?Idézet:
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The MRE would be better I guess, however the canned food prices are way more cost effective.
Thanks for the advice people! Ill post in the future when I get down to it just need to get some other things to fill it up :)
Will You share your cache ideas/plans with us,pls?Idézet:
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Ok boight some french 24hr mres for the cache and decided to try one.... they are awesome I have some pics but haven't figured out how to post them yet. Definitely getting some more of these the quality is mich better that other mres I have tasted.
I heard the French one is tastier than the other countries' MREs.
Send me the pics and I post them:)Idézet:
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Got this with Pillowpants286 (multibuy), worked out as 11.66 GBP/Item. Csatolmány 1870
Good stuff, but not expensive.....?
Expensive? Maybe, but it's worth a try.
For this money with the usual deal, you can get like 60 canned beans. :D
But 60 canned beans, isnt the same experience like the MRE :) For one time, for the experience, its worth it. But its my opinion.
Londonercsecse gets canned food for like 15 - 20 pennies. :)
Yes, but he lives in the UK. :cool:
Usual price is 18-20GBP. US MRE around 10-12 in UK. US MRE got 1 main meal, this got 2. And it tastes good.Idézet:
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We are just stocking up. Canned, MRE-s, freeze dried too. All got use.Idézet:
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And, in the French MRE you get a Hexamine Stove. Which can be use, more than once. The US use some kind of chemical reaction to generate heat.Idézet:
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Csatolmány 1915 Got these with Pillowpants286, 2 for me, 8 for him today. 95 GBP.
Thanks for uploading the picture London. Struggling to upload on my phone.
Now im going to start getting freeze dried food and water filter, boots.
Hi pillowpants286,
What do you think?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005EJMQEU
Good one and cheap as well.:thumbup
I got it: Csatolmány 1918Idézet:
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Damn, this went fast :D
Me too.:)Idézet:
Eredeti hozzászóló londonercsecse
Have You used it yet? I will do on our next fishing trip I think.Idézet:
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Yes I had. It was worked wery well.Idézet:
Eredeti hozzászóló londonercsecse
I got a homework, but I have no idea what is the answer for it. It's a crossword. Somebody save me! Please.
1. The process of removing errors. ( Debugging )
2. A method of designing programs which uses standardised shapes to represent computing actions in visual terms.
3 The us of one symbol or set of symbols to represent something else.
4. To perform.
5. A program used to convert a high-level program file into machine code.
6. A program that converts program instructions in text form into machine code to be used by a computer.
7. The way of planning that something is made so that it can work in a certain way or have a certain apperance.
8. Either of the two digits 0 or 1, used in binary notation. ( Bit )
9. Any system consisting of only two components, in computing it is a number system which uses 0 and 1. ( binary )
10 The unit of data consisting of 8 bits. (byte)
11 A program for running a language such as basic step by step.
12 A language which uses a system in which small parts of the program are considered as separate objects that can be put together to make the whole program.
13 A direct instruction to a computer.