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Dantheman62 · 01-07-2009, 07:48 PM

I look at this a little differently, my contingency plan started when I got my computer only 3 years ago. I've never done so much reading and learning about new things. If anything happens I really only need to worry about and try and stay in touch with 4 people,(3 sisters and a brother) and they will be just fine.So I look at this in an old fashioned way, in otherwards get off the keyboard highway and back to the dirt roads! I'll get my weather from the sky, and early warnings from animals (and binoculars).

I already know how to survive so I'm not on the computer to learn about that, I'm on to learn more about things that are not mainstream ideas. So I'm trying to learn as much as possible now so if the internet goes down, so be it. I remember going camping for weeks up by the Canadian border in northern Minnesota, how nice it was with no phones or TV, and just a fire for light at night.
Sorry, I'm a little moody today, LOL!

01-07-2009, 07:48 PM	#14
Dantheman62 Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: So. Cal. U.S. Posts: 4,205	Re: Contingency Plan if www goes down. Our own private web I look at this a little differently, my contingency plan started when I got my computer only 3 years ago. I've never done so much reading and learning about new things. If anything happens I really only need to worry about and try and stay in touch with 4 people,(3 sisters and a brother) and they will be just fine.So I look at this in an old fashioned way, in otherwards get off the keyboard highway and back to the dirt roads! I'll get my weather from the sky, and early warnings from animals (and binoculars). I already know how to survive so I'm not on the computer to learn about that, I'm on to learn more about things that are not mainstream ideas. So I'm trying to learn as much as possible now so if the internet goes down, so be it. I remember going camping for weeks up by the Canadian border in northern Minnesota, how nice it was with no phones or TV, and just a fire for light at night. Sorry, I'm a little moody today, LOL!