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Orodrist wrote:Hey, I'm pretty sure most of us could make it in the wilderness of our own states and probably other familiar states for a week or so.

Not that Florida is much to brag about. Just walk east or west until you hit beach XD.

...THIS IS TRUE

Yeah...I think I could do a week. I mean...that short of a time period means I could probably not even have to look for food or water half the time.

Not to mention our area is generally lousy with water.

Fud I can live without...sooooo...light a fire and I'm good.

there was sommin I read about being liek trapped in wildrnes

"You can go 3 weeks without foot, and 3 days without water, but in extreme conditions you can only go 3 hours without shelter"

(I'm guessing teh hypothermz)

Good thing the closest thing to "Extreme Conditions" Texas has are intense summers. And you just need shade to survive that, of which there is plenty. (Unless you go to West Texas, but why even think about that?)

ChickenSoup wrote:You can go 3 weeks without foot

Heck. No.

I don't go nowhere without foot.

I... I love foot.

ChickenSoup wrote:"You can go 3 weeks without foot, and 3 days without water, but in extreme conditions you can only go 3 hours without shelter"

There's some people who add that you can only go three months without hope or love, as well. I call that bull.

I can live for two months on a good compliment.

Orodrist wrote:

ChickenSoup wrote:"You can go 3 weeks without foot, and 3 days without water, but in extreme conditions you can only go 3 hours without shelter"

There's some people who add that you can only go three months without hope or love, as well. I call that bull.

Well, I think you mean the love part. Hope, hope is pretty important.

Just ask the Holocaust survivors.

There you go, "srsing" the whole page.

Not.





Cool.

Pheonix wrote:
Well, I think you mean the love part. Hope, hope is pretty important.

Just ask the Holocaust survivors.

When you're up against humans, certainly. Humans die, they stop, they get tired, hungry, and homesick. If nothing else, one can hope they fail.

Nature on the other hand, is indomitable, at least on the level of an individual. Hoping to be rescued makes one lose focus on the reality in front of them. There is nothing to hope for. At least, that's how I'd put it. I will concede that there's a certain level personal strength of will comes into play, but in this case I separate that from hope entirely.

Then there's God, who happens to always be nearby and ready to help.

And thus I have hope of beating even nature itself.

im n ur srs
postin 4 lulz

My srs is mah luls and my luls is mah srs.

Hope and the will to survive are very closely related, IMO.

Which is why I'm always optimistic when I get food poisoning.

/lolwut