Hey Ftheog! Is this going to get me riled up? I'm not feeling well.Ftheog said:tonight at 10:00 on tlc
http://tlc.discovery.com/videos/livin-for-the-apocalypse-gas-mask.html"
I find it interesting the same family is on as last time, Hi EVO!
Evo said:Hey Ftheog! Is this going to get me riled up? I'm not feeling well.
I'll live I hope.Ftheog said:Sorry to hear that. Hope you are well
"Living for the Apocalypse" is a television show on TLC that follows the lives of a group of people who are preparing for the end of the world. They are known as "preppers" and have dedicated their lives to stockpiling supplies, building bunkers, and honing survival skills in anticipation of a catastrophic event.
Yes, "Living for the Apocalypse" features real preppers and their families who have agreed to be filmed and share their experiences and preparations for the end of the world. However, some aspects of the show may be dramatized for entertainment purposes.
The purpose of prepping for the apocalypse is to be prepared for any potential catastrophic event, such as natural disasters, economic collapse, or societal breakdown. Preppers believe that by being prepared, they can increase their chances of survival and protect their families in the event of a major disaster.
Preppers acquire their supplies through various means, such as purchasing them from survival stores, growing their own food, or trading with other preppers. Some may also participate in activities like hunting and fishing to gather food and resources.
There is no right or wrong answer to this question as it ultimately depends on an individual's beliefs and fears. While some may see prepping as a necessary precaution, others may view it as unnecessary and extreme. However, it is important to be prepared for any potential disasters, regardless of one's beliefs about the apocalypse.