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trucker rocking the high point carbine in .45 I guess having one caliber makes sense for a handgun carbine combo with his limited storage. Must be tough to be a trucker and abide by all different state laws.
That girl from next week is gonna get her guns taken as she uses Remington 700 with scope to open curtain and show the Capitol building in the back ground!!!!
Oh, and what the hell does a box of broken glass on the hallway floor accomplish? Is he expecting his attackers to be unarmed AND barefoot? And if he is concerned about making it to his cache and back on a tank of air, maybe he should cache a tank of air.
My son came into the living room when "pandemic woman" was on, watched it for 5 seconds and just said "heh...germaphobe" lol.
My son came into the living room when "pandemic woman" was on, watched it for 5 seconds and just said "heh...germaphobe" lol.
i caught on two episodes. wow.
i like how the USAF (RET) guy set up his brother for a mock drill. they had blank ammo w/o blank firing adapters and basically made their AR-15's bolt guns.
so many other failures... the camouflage meeting to conceal an 18 wheeler... really? omg!
the one family with the solar panels and food prep seemed the most normal of them all. the clean freak / germaphobe was a riot.
They didn't say this, but I got the impression from the follow-up that the trucker's wife had passed away. He just talked about himself and the dogs in the follow-up.
He seemed like a nice guy. In a way it is kind of cool to have a mobile BOL like that. He would be golden if he was pulling a fuel tanker when it went down.
I just don't get the 'polar shift' people. They focus on one specific event, that might have happened 8 million years ago, decide that Florida is going down, and plan their whole life around it. I wonder how much of that is just NatGeo's creative editing.
Oh, also... did anyone else after watching the guy from Jax moving to TN have to google and see if Louis CK and Morgan Spurlock had a manchild?
They didn't say this, but I got the impression from the follow-up that the trucker's wife had passed away. He just talked about himself and the dogs in the follow-up.
He seemed like a nice guy. In a way it is kind of cool to have a mobile BOL like that. He would be golden if he was pulling a fuel tanker when it went down.
I just don't get the 'polar shift' people. They focus on one specific event, that might have happened 8 million years ago, decide that Florida is going down, and plan their whole life around it. I wonder how much of that is just NatGeo's creative editing.
I've seen a couple of people here mention that the community-loving hippies were from Western MA. Did that get said on the show? I only remember them saying they were "New Englanders"
I was thinking that's what I would expect out of Vermont, not necessarily W. MA
They were called " New England Liberals " . I just saw that episode for the first time . They were dead set against having firearms . The tough guy said if anyone gave them trouble they would poison them of cut their throats when they sleep . Semms like a bad plan LOL
I just saw this for the first time last night; what a train wreck! The NY firefighter who owns no guns(yeah, sure!) but takes knife-fighting lessons from the Mossad, and has a year's worth of MRE's in storage 4 blocks away? Really?!? And now everybody who knows you knows where to go when the super-volcano blows. By the way, how do you refill your oxygen tank for repeat trips? And then, the guy who blew his thumb off?
Why do the poster children for gun control always have to be the ones who want to be on TV?
The show is unwatchable