Holiday EDC

[NorthernRaider]

[NorthernRaider]

NOTE * Comments repeated time after time on Sky, BBC, CNN, Euro New al Jazeera, Daily Mail etc " People were panicing and pushing past each other trying to fight their way into the life boats" + " The crew paniced" + "No one new what to do as soon as the lights failed"

(note also ultra modern 4 year old ship and its emergency lights apparently failed when needed, only a complete dickhead travels without a good flashlight any further than the corner shop)

That ladies and gents is humanity at its most basic, never mind women and children first, never mind safety procedures, when TSHTF fear and instinct kick in. Its the same for sinking ships, crashing trains, motorway pile ups, terrorist bombs, riots, civil unrest and social collapse. The elegant lady businesswoman with the Gucci and Prada clothing stuck in the same city street as you will rip your throat out with her teeth you grab that 1 liter bottle of Avian mineral water you found.

[bigpaul]

this is an excellent example, if one is needed, to think TWICE about where you are travelling and how! the thing is to not get into this situation in the first place. i have heard these "cruise ships" referred to as blocks of flats on top of a barge. just shows you how the Sheeple will react to any serious event, what ever happened to "stiff upper lip" & "women and children first"?

[NorthernRaider]

I wont travel anywhere without a basic EDC contingent, so if I'm not allowed said kit on plane I wont fly. I've even stopped boarding trains at Mainline stations and use metros or connecting trains from branch lines to get to my mainline train. To many jobsworths with metal scanners who think a 55 year old, white christian Englishman could be a muslim terrorist.

[bigpaul]

if we cant travel somewhere in our own car we dont go, i dont trust public transport or the people on it.

[Scythe13]

I'm thinking about those little breathing tube things. Not snorkels, but the ones James Bond had. That supply you with 3-5 minutes of air under water. I'm sure they're real. Someone was telling me about them when I was scuba diving once (obviously not while under water).

[bigpaul]

I'm thinking about those little breathing tube things. Not snorkels, but the ones James Bond had. That supply you with 3-5 minutes of air under water. I'm sure they're real. Someone was telling me about them when I was scuba diving once (obviously not while under water).

in "doctor no" james bond cuts a reed and uses it to breathe underwater, dont know how plausible that is-i'm not about to try

[Scythe13]

I'm thinking about those little breathing tube things. Not snorkels, but the ones James Bond had. That supply you with 3-5 minutes of air under water. I'm sure they're real. Someone was telling me about them when I was scuba diving once (obviously not while under water).

in "doctor no" james bond cuts a reed and uses it to breathe underwater, dont know how plausible that is-i'm not about to try

Sorry BP, but I hate to say it, that is 100% plausible. The Japanese ninja used the same thing. You cut off the top and the bottom and you have a straw. It would be a little hard to breath through it though, if it was too thin.

I'm on about the thing that Q gives to Bond.

[uks]

I know the thing you mean a bit bigger than a pen with 2 small oxygen tanks 1 at each end. I think you can get then somewhere.
UKS

[Scythe13]