Really sad, but a message to all preppers

[Scythe13]

This story really brings the reason of prepping to the front of people's minds.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/arti...880e983d61

We prep to be safe. It's not always the end of the world. It's not always a social collapse.

This is the tornados in the US right now.

Anything can happen to any of us. What we prep for is to protect us and those we love.

[bigpaul]

it is always sad when someone dies, but if you live in a tornado area look out for tornado's, if you live in an earthquake area be aware you might get an earthquake etc.etc.

[Scythe13]

(5 March 2012, 14:11)bigpaul Wrote: it is always sad when someone dies, but if you live in a tornado area look out for tornado's, if you live in an earthquake area be aware you might get an earthquake etc.etc.

I understand that BP.

I think this post was just a way to bring back the reality of why we do what we do.

[bigpaul]

(5 March 2012, 14:15)Scythe13 Wrote:

(5 March 2012, 14:11)bigpaul Wrote: it is always sad when someone dies, but if you live in a tornado area look out for tornado's, if you live in an earthquake area be aware you might get an earthquake etc.etc.

I understand that BP.

I think this post was just a way to bring back the reality of why we do what we do.

yes, i know, but we also take into account the things that could happen and act accordingly, dont live in a high crime area, dont live in a flooding area, dont live next to a petrol plant etc.etc.