Posted 1 year ago
Yeet myself into the abyss, of course.
Posted 1 year ago
Live my life exactly how I normally would.
Just cause the world is ending tomorrow doesn't mean I'm actually gonna die lmao.
On the flip side, tomorrow might be the last day to live a normal life as I know it before some apocalypse wipes out most of the earth
Just cause the world is ending tomorrow doesn't mean I'm actually gonna die lmao.
On the flip side, tomorrow might be the last day to live a normal life as I know it before some apocalypse wipes out most of the earth
Posted 10 months ago
probably nothing I expect the world to disappear
Posted 10 months ago
I'm treating it as New Years what else? Lol champagne and blunts and watching the world burn as my ball drop lmao. Probably going to set some things up to protect myself against a mad world lmao. That would be interesting though. I'd definitely want snacks, lots and lots of snacks. Maybe even journal because I find it fun to. Definitely gotta listen to the bangers all over again you know. Maybe go dance at some apocalyptic club that knows what's up with free booze. FaceTime a couple friends and go to an extreme waterpark if it was still up and running lol
Posted 10 months ago
o, what would I do? First things first, I'd gather all my people. Family, friends, everyone I care about. We'd share stories, laugh about the good times, maybe shed a tear or two. The impending doom would make those connections feel extra precious.
Then, I'd go all out on my passions. You know that thing you always wanted to do but never got around to? Now's the time. Whether it's painting, playing guitar, or writing a cheesy novel, I'd dive into it headfirst. The world's about to end, might as well create something memorable.
Oh, and I'd definitely get all philosophical. I mean, staring into the abyss of oblivion would make anyone ponder life's big questions. Maybe I'd dig into some ancient philosophy, or maybe just sit quietly and try to make peace with the whole thing.
But you know what would be epic? Acts of kindness. Like, spreading good vibes and helping people out. If we're all going out, might as well make the final hours a bit brighter for someone else, right? It could be as simple as sharing a meal or just lending a friendly ear.
And of course, I'd want to be surrounded by nature. If the world's bowing out, might as well catch a killer sunset or stare at the stars. Nature has this calming effect, and it'd be the perfect backdrop for reflecting on the whole crazy ride.
So, in a nutshell, it's all about connections, passions, deep thoughts, kindness, and nature. If the world's gonna end, might as well make those final moments count, right?
Then, I'd go all out on my passions. You know that thing you always wanted to do but never got around to? Now's the time. Whether it's painting, playing guitar, or writing a cheesy novel, I'd dive into it headfirst. The world's about to end, might as well create something memorable.
Oh, and I'd definitely get all philosophical. I mean, staring into the abyss of oblivion would make anyone ponder life's big questions. Maybe I'd dig into some ancient philosophy, or maybe just sit quietly and try to make peace with the whole thing.
But you know what would be epic? Acts of kindness. Like, spreading good vibes and helping people out. If we're all going out, might as well make the final hours a bit brighter for someone else, right? It could be as simple as sharing a meal or just lending a friendly ear.
And of course, I'd want to be surrounded by nature. If the world's bowing out, might as well catch a killer sunset or stare at the stars. Nature has this calming effect, and it'd be the perfect backdrop for reflecting on the whole crazy ride.
So, in a nutshell, it's all about connections, passions, deep thoughts, kindness, and nature. If the world's gonna end, might as well make those final moments count, right?
Posted 9 months ago
Certainly, let's elaborate on each aspect for a 7-day survival blueprint:
**Day 1-2: Secure Essentials**
1. **Water:**
- Store at least one gallon of water per person per day.
- Identify water sources nearby and have water purification tablets or filters.
- Rotate stored water periodically to ensure freshness.
2. **Food:**
- Stock up on non-perishable items like canned goods, dried fruits, and nuts.
- Include high-energy snacks, energy bars, and ready-to-eat meals.
- Consider any dietary restrictions or special needs.
3. **Shelter:**
- Reinforce doors and windows for security.
- Prepare a designated safe room if applicable.
- Have sleeping bags, blankets, and warm clothing.
**Day 3-4: Communication and Navigation**
4. **Communication:**
- Establish a communication plan with family members or neighbors.
- Charge electronic devices and have portable chargers.
- Invest in a battery-powered or hand-crank emergency radio.
5. **Navigation:**
- Keep maps of the local area and potential evacuation routes.
- Learn basic navigation skills, especially if GPS is unavailable.
- Have a whistle for signaling and attracting attention.
**Day 5-6: First Aid and Supplies**
6. **First Aid:**
- Assemble a comprehensive first aid kit with bandages, antiseptics, medications, and any necessary prescriptions.
- Include a basic first aid manual.
- Learn basic first aid and CPR skills.
7. **Supplies:**
- Gather hygiene items like toothbrushes, soap, and personal care items.
- Pack a change of clothing, including sturdy shoes.
- Have blankets, tarps, or sleeping bags for warmth.
**Day 7: Evacuation Plan**
8. **Evacuation Routes:**
- Identify multiple evacuation routes based on different scenarios.
- Establish meeting points for family members.
- Plan for both vehicle and on-foot evacuation.
9. **Emergency Contacts:**
- Share your evacuation plan with trusted family members, neighbors, or friends.
- Keep an updated list of emergency contacts, including local authorities.
10. **Emergency Kit:**
- Prepare a portable emergency kit with essential items like water, food, first aid supplies, flashlight, and batteries.
- Include important documents, such as identification, insurance papers, and medical records.
- Have a list of important phone numbers and addresses.
**Day 1-2: Secure Essentials**
1. **Water:**
- Store at least one gallon of water per person per day.
- Identify water sources nearby and have water purification tablets or filters.
- Rotate stored water periodically to ensure freshness.
2. **Food:**
- Stock up on non-perishable items like canned goods, dried fruits, and nuts.
- Include high-energy snacks, energy bars, and ready-to-eat meals.
- Consider any dietary restrictions or special needs.
3. **Shelter:**
- Reinforce doors and windows for security.
- Prepare a designated safe room if applicable.
- Have sleeping bags, blankets, and warm clothing.
**Day 3-4: Communication and Navigation**
4. **Communication:**
- Establish a communication plan with family members or neighbors.
- Charge electronic devices and have portable chargers.
- Invest in a battery-powered or hand-crank emergency radio.
5. **Navigation:**
- Keep maps of the local area and potential evacuation routes.
- Learn basic navigation skills, especially if GPS is unavailable.
- Have a whistle for signaling and attracting attention.
**Day 5-6: First Aid and Supplies**
6. **First Aid:**
- Assemble a comprehensive first aid kit with bandages, antiseptics, medications, and any necessary prescriptions.
- Include a basic first aid manual.
- Learn basic first aid and CPR skills.
7. **Supplies:**
- Gather hygiene items like toothbrushes, soap, and personal care items.
- Pack a change of clothing, including sturdy shoes.
- Have blankets, tarps, or sleeping bags for warmth.
**Day 7: Evacuation Plan**
8. **Evacuation Routes:**
- Identify multiple evacuation routes based on different scenarios.
- Establish meeting points for family members.
- Plan for both vehicle and on-foot evacuation.
9. **Emergency Contacts:**
- Share your evacuation plan with trusted family members, neighbors, or friends.
- Keep an updated list of emergency contacts, including local authorities.
10. **Emergency Kit:**
- Prepare a portable emergency kit with essential items like water, food, first aid supplies, flashlight, and batteries.
- Include important documents, such as identification, insurance papers, and medical records.
- Have a list of important phone numbers and addresses.
Posted 9 months ago
Probably Nothing
Posted 9 months ago
Welp, i guess thats it
Posted 7 months ago
I would die tomorrow
Hahah nah, i would just try to accept It AND hug my loved ones until the time comes
Hahah nah, i would just try to accept It AND hug my loved ones until the time comes
Posted 5 months ago
Depending on the cause of the world ending, l'd only then be able to answer.
Though, if I were to pick the MOST likely reason the world would end, l'd say a meteor would hit. If that were the case, then, me and my family would pack as many lost lasting resources as possible, take our cats, and go to a planet with existing life forms.
Though, if I were to pick the MOST likely reason the world would end, l'd say a meteor would hit. If that were the case, then, me and my family would pack as many lost lasting resources as possible, take our cats, and go to a planet with existing life forms.