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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I worked near the white house for a fed agency. Right after 9-11 we were given advice as to what to store in our office in case we needed to shelter in place during a dirty bomb attack. It was like water, non-perishable food, plastic tarps, duct tape. I also always made sure I had tennis shoes at work after 9-11.[/quote]

It’s a good idea to have a go-bag at the ready: at a minimum, you want two (2) pairs of sturdy but [b]stylish pants[/b], a good pair of scissors, a small bag of coins, a sufficient length of string or twine, sunglasses, 4 AA batteries, and a [b]wig[/b]/hat/or other head covering. Better safe than sorry.[/quote]

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Yeah this gave me a chuckle in the midst of a stressful thread.[/quote]

Glad you got chuckle, chuckles are useful, but the information is serious. Pants should be stylish because in unpredictable times plumbing is not a given, so adult diapers may be the way to go. In those instances, a more flattering cut may prove to be appreciated. re: Wigs - being able to change or alter one's appearance in order to gain access or egress means wigs are worth their weight in hair, if you take the meaning. Same for mustaches - and it's not about gender "now you see now you don't" is the idea. These are good, don't skimp on quality: https://us.kryolan.com/product/mustache#black

Other go-bag elements: keys, keyring, measuring tape, selection of favorite periodicals, rubberbands.[/quote]

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