if you could take 3 things onto a desert island with you what would they be??

[amat]

Ha, well we know someone is prepared. I remember when everyone was scared of bio-chemical attacks from North Korea everyone bought that crazy plastic and duck tape to seal their house. Just remember that now I was in like 7th grade literally half the people I knew were doing that. Sure none of them would admit to it now as ridiculous as it is.

Anyways, would bring like a pound, maybe 2 pounds of weed or premium dope as they called it in Vietnam. Hell more then that. Whatever, I'm on a desert island, I'm not a guy who appreciates nature that much unless I'm lit. So I would need it. That's about it really. Oh a grow kit.

Then just all the other neccessities in a large bag. That would really suck. Why does it have to be a desert island? Why not a tropical island with lots of assorted fruits and vegetables growing everywhere with a sizeable chicken/cow and turkey population?

OH, and a shitload of bug killer to last an entire lifetime specifically spider killers. I can live with malaria, maybe. I can't live with the fear of putting on my shoes and having a spider bite me. I check my shoes in my house I'm so paranoid I could not manage.

[boozeboxer]

Amat: "Quit being such a faggot, you're in the back seat." --- Old School

[donnydarkoIRL]

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Yeah, but if I could choose between the 2, I'd pick a lighter over matches. Matches get wet they're useless, a lighter always dries out.

You can also build a big fire and after you run it for a while, you don't necessarily have to let it keep a flame. You can cover it and the coals will stay hot for many hours; is all you need is the dry stuff to get it built back up.

Also, you can make a coal bed. If you dig a fairly large hole, width and depth, you can make a long bed of coals. Then you cover it over and sleep on top of it and it will keep you as warm as any house could. You have to dig it deep because if you fall asleep on it and it is too close to the surface you'll burn your back.

We did this several times out when we would be hunting hogs with my dogs and would stay overnight. In the morning you just uncover the coals and put some tender on it and the fire starts right back up.

We also dug a 4 ft. pit and would let the hog meat we cut up in the hole. We would build a huge fire and after it built up a substantial amount of coals, we would put a layer of dirt over it, then wrap sections of meat in burlap and lay it on top, then cover the entire pit. Let it sit for about 8 hours and when you pull the burlap off the meat falls off the bones.[/quote]
Yeah!
Excellent method of cooking food while in the sticks.

It was first used by the Celts.
The Irish Celts referred to it as a "Fulacht Fia."
They also used the same principle with a pool of water, dropping the stones in to boil their food.

Very happy your familiar with this Legion.
When society breaks down we'll eat at yours