Survival Class

The whole class would not be spent on this, but just a introduction to it would be great...

Wilderness Survival: Living Off the Land With the Clothes on Your Back and the Knife on Your Belt (Paperback, 2006)
Author: Mark ElbrochÆs, Michael Pewtherer, Mike Pewtherer

2007-05-31 10:37:32 by jbryancoop

next year im gonna have to decide on an elective, and survival class might be my third backup choice O_O
njkdbkbsdnvpsh >_> i see you guys have no interest in school

I've never heard of such a class before!

It sounds like you might learn how to light a fire, about different poisonous plants and animals that you should avoid eating if you are lost in a forest and are hungry. How to set up a camp. Things to bring when camping. How to use a compass. Boy scout girl scout stuff you know.

2009-05-28 20:18:33 by Rean

something to that extreme?

Yes....it is worth it. That's exactly where we are heading and it would behove you to learn it. Whether we crash and burn as a society....or you are faced with an Act of God like a tornado or hurricane or flood etc.

2008-03-03 15:15:33 by diana g

The last one I taught was fun, but the Ranger's and Marine Recon thought it was a bit harsh.
Edge: *standing ovation*
That's one of the funniest answers I've gotten in weeks! Thanks for the laugh.
Godless: I think you missed the whole point. I'm not Christian. *shrugs*

Back when y2k was a concern a friend of mine was stocking up on food, water, and a bunch of other stuff. I didn't stock up on anything. He asked me what I would do if the worst happened. I told him I would come to his house shoot him and take his stuff. That was my survival plan. lol

EDIT: No problem. He didn't find it so funny. Fortunately nothing happened so he never discovered if I was serious or not.

2007-12-05 18:07:08 by Enigma®Ragnarökin'

Yes, my bro is a zombie, but a placid one. I'm pretty sure that he'll soon turn hostile and i'll need to know how to deal with it.

2009-08-02 16:04:14 by Ribbiti Rabbiti®