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PRO CUDDLER HUGS ROBOT
Posted: April 11, 2023 in A.I., Adventures, Aliens, Art, Big Brother, Fun!, Product Reviews, Scavenging, vlog, World News, ZombiesTags: 2023, articles, blog, bos, bots, cam, Cameron McKirdy, china, clips, comedy, cuddler, footage, Funny, guy, ha, hugger, laugh, McKirdy, PNW, post, real, robots, silly, takeover, video, wild, zombies
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How to Live in a Chevy Astro Van as an American Man
Posted: July 21, 2019 in blogger, Everyday Carry (EDC), Frugality, Fun!, HD Videos, Scavenging, Van Dwelling, vanlifeTags: 2019, alternative, Astro, AWD, blogger, bro, Cameron McKirdy, camping, Chevy, clip, conversion, dude, famous, farm, Funny, guy, home, info, kit, man, nature, news, oregon, outdoors, post, preparedness, prepper, ranch, raw, real, survival, tour, update, van, Van Life, vandweller, vanlife, vehicle, video, YouTuber, zombies
Cameron McKirdy from Survival Bros gives you a tour of his vehicle, and explains why he uses the gear he has. Living in a van allows him to be more free, and not answer to a Boss. He can nap, or go thrifting when he wants to. It’s a challenging lifestyle, but vandwelling can be done, if you’re creative, and easy-going. #vanlife
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Survival Bros on YouTube from a farm in Oregon State
Zombie Apocalypse Edition 4×4 Bug Out Vehicle for Survival
Posted: September 26, 2014 in Automobiles, Gear, HD Videos, RV, Shelter, ZombiesTags: 4x4, advanced, apocalypse, bug out, camper, camping, car, crazy, EDC, edition, everyday carry, extreme, footage, Fuso FG140, gas, gear, hauler, hd, items, list, medium duty, Mitsubishi Motors (Automobile Company), mobile, news, preppers, raw, rig, roads, RV, Seaside Oregon, special, storage, survival, talk, The Walking Dead (TV Program), travel, truck, video, wagon, war, world, zombies
By Cameron McKirdy
Mitsubishi Fuso FG 140 4×4 truck spotted in Seaside, Oregon! This emergency preparedness rig has an ideal setup for extreme mobile living, and protection from undead zombies among us. Would you car camp in this monster? It looks comfortable, and well designed. It may be bigger than I’d want for bugging out, and I don’t know about the color, but it’s an excellent truck platform to work from. The Fuso just needs a snorkel if it’s going to spend the winter on the Oregon Coast. I didn’t see a camera system installed either for extra security.
This beast looks like a completely custom job, made to be multi-purpose. There’s few places it couldn’t go on Earth. I’d love to hear what you have to say about this setup in the comment section, or on our YouTube channel. I’m sure this vehicle will be on the road for a long time, baring an unforeseen marauders, or natural disasters, etc. Please SUBSCRIBE to Survival Bros by entering your email on the top left side of the screen! Stay tuned for more emergency preparedness news, because you can’t know what’s around the corner.
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A Zombie Aapocalypse Edition 4×4 truck parked in Seaside, Oregon
Creating An Emergency Contacts List For Everyday Carry
Posted: June 5, 2013 in Everyday Carry (EDC), SB TipsTags: 4s, 911, alt, blogs, bottle, case, community, container, EDC, gear, geocache, iphone, items, list, magpul, news, numbers, organization, phone, preparedness, sheet, tactical, why, zombies
I left my phone in a friends car. I didn’t have their number memorized, so I messaged them on Facebook. No response. Thinking my phone was in the glovebox on silent, I called my number anyway. They picked up, and drove back. That’s why I don’t like wearing shorts without pockets.
If my phone was really lost or damaged, I’d want a list of emergency contacts on me or nearby. Also, if I was ever injured, having these numbers on my person could save my life. So I created a list of people I can trust. Then I copied it.
I rolled up one list, and put it in a small metal geocache bottle. I hung that from my backpack I use everyday. The other contact list is folded up, and tucked behind my black Magpul IPhone 4S case. I will make another list for my wallet, and then a digital copy for my laptop, and backup USB thumb drive. This is just another small preparation that could save the day.
Note: Emergency responders may look in your phone for a contact named I.C.E. (in case of emergency). Store your top contact as ICE.
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