More precisely, you have 5 minuts until you need to hop in your car and drive away from the coast. Pretend you live next to the coast. As to why a tsunami, it was the best natural disaster I could think of where you have a good idea of the time-to-event. Substitute wild fire or meteor impact if you wish.
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You have 5 minutes until the tsunami hits.
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The woman I love since in the off chance that civilization ends, money, CC's and other material goods would be of no use to me. 🙂
Capt Caveman
Lifer
Wallet, dogs and hard drive cage.
Bignate603
Lifer
My computer, my external hard drive, my box of important documents, our photo album, and my emergency kit I keep in the closet. It's got enough in there for me to live on my own for 3 days, food water, change of clothes, some cash.
I got evacuated because of hurricane Katrina, been there, done that. I learned. Get a cheap duffel bag, fill it with what you need for at least 3 days. This includes water, food, any medication you need, and whatever you might need to survive in your area. By three days there should be some sort of help.
I got evacuated because of hurricane Katrina, been there, done that. I learned. Get a cheap duffel bag, fill it with what you need for at least 3 days. This includes water, food, any medication you need, and whatever you might need to survive in your area. By three days there should be some sort of help.
AgaBoogaBoo
Lifer
Set or two of clothes within sight, sleeping bag if I can get to it in time, and then my watch/wallet/phone combo. If I still have time, a couple of knives from the kitchen and a can of gas kept near my car with a few gallons in it.
Suspicious-Teach8788
Lifer
Macbook Pro, HD cage from desktop, sleeping bag, camelback filled with water, and the camping essentials like a flashlight, rechargeable batteries, pocketknife, some clothes, both cell phones with spare batteries and car chargers, propane, lighter, and maybe my guinea pig if i have time.
Oh that and either a case of Costco water or vitamin water whichever I can get to faster.
Oh that and either a case of Costco water or vitamin water whichever I can get to faster.
I don't know what good it would do, since most of the roads and highways would be packed with cars. While people sit in their cars with all of their most precious belongings, a huge wave comes, it becomes bigger and bigger, so tall it blocks out the sun...people screaming...
randomlinh
Lifer
my gf/wife/kids. my wallet. my phone. my backup drive. my camera bag. pretty much in that order.
Chiropteran
Diamond Member
I'd grab my tsunami insurance information, my cellphone, my two pets, and I'd fill a bad with food from the kitchen that I thought would last me a few days, including some pet food.
ultimatebob
Lifer
Assuming that I'm not insanely rich, I think that I'd just sit there and watch the giant wave come at me, pondering my incredibly stupid decision to purchase a home in an area prone to tsunamis.
If I was insanely rich, I'd have my private helicopter fly me out of there, and watch in horror as the folks trying to run or drive to higher ground get swept away.
If I was insanely rich, I'd have my private helicopter fly me out of there, and watch in horror as the folks trying to run or drive to higher ground get swept away.
danzigrules
Golden Member
I thought everyone on atot was rich as hell, why don't you all have a damned plane with a runway?
meltdown75
Lifer
i demand one plane and one conveyor belt!!1!1