So it’s my birthday today (yes, life just apparently began a
couple of years ago…) and it’s made me wonder – what present would best suit someone wanting
to survive an apocalypse? And I’m not talking expensive gifts here – I don’t
want to put anyone out *wink* And as it IS the end of the world type stuff, I
think it’d only be practical to put the implements/gifts to more use than one.
Okay…

Zombie weapons.
A shovel. Simple, effective. And as a side bonus,
great for clearing up zombie body parts and goo and such like.
A cricket bat. Easy to hold, light portable. Can easily take
off zombie's dried up husks-for-heads. And in a pinch, could make an extra thick
piece of kindling for a fire.
Alien weapons.
An army jacket. Great to curl up into a ball while shivering with fear and pretending to
be part of landscape. Also good for keeping the cold out (cause nothing’s going
to kill those alien suckers)
A torch/flashlight. Bright light beam directly into aliens bug-eyes
when counteracting midnight abduction (repeat above para: nothing’s going to
kill those alien suckers). Also good to put to use for Morse code light signals, cause
we all know SOS.
Natural disaster weapons.
A bottle of Wild Turkey or similar. My daughter bought me a
couple of these, and I’m feeling pretty good. Guess not much else is going to
do a lot of good. Doubles as a fire starter.
Another bottle of Wild Turkey or similar. For when first
runs out. (and hey, nothing stops mother nature’s fury)
So it’s late and I’m tired and I'm almost really, really old. Any
other suggestions for suitable, cheap weapons would be much appreciated =))
ps: I've used the word 'apocalypse' so often now I can actually spell it. Guess I won't be asking for a dictionary for my birthday now...
Happy Birthday Mel!
ReplyDeleteYou know SOS *blinks* I am so lacking... Love the idea of Apocalypse presents. I want a crossbow. It's silent, and you can reuse the bolts/arrows. *grins* Enjoy the Wild Turkey!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Sweetie. I will give you a crate of chicken in a can. What's that - you don't like chicken - okay SPAM then. :) Great post.
ReplyDeleteHang on... I think you might be running low on Wild Turkey. BRB.
ReplyDeleteDebra, a crossbow is a great idea (my daughter wants one for her 15th) silently but deadly weapon =)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tracey, chicken soup will be great considering I'm running low on food haha =))
ReplyDeleteNo I said Chicken in a Can - ala Kylie's review.
Deleteeww chicken in a can!!! the mind boggles!
DeleteKylie if you send me a crate of wild turkey along wiht the chicken soup I'll be set! =)
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Mel! I think you need to teach the rest of us how to flash SOS with a torch!!The Wild Turkey is a great idea. I must start hoarding the wine because when the going gets tough, I stick my head in a barrel of Chardonnay!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christina!
ReplyDeleteI like the sound of you hoarding the wine, I don't feel so alone now haha
Happy Birthday, Mel! I found an awesome hunting knife that has bone shears on a pivot in the handle. Very useful for dispatching zombies, aliens, and panicky neighbors. Also opens cans of chicken. (And, added bonus, you can chop up said panicky neighbors when the chicken-in-a-can runs out.)
ReplyDeleteoh a hunting knife - great choice!! And a two-in-one as well, bonus!!
DeleteAh, the toolkit - very important for the apocalypse of all types. Happy Birthday, Mel!
ReplyDeletethanks Eleni! =)
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, a toolkit would be very important
Every good survival kit needs chocolate!
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm late to the party Mel - I hope you had a wonderful birthday!
Oh chocolate would be very important, no worrying about calories with above scenario LOL
DeleteAnd thanks, was great =))