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How Long Could You Survive Trapped In Your Home?

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C@rol
, 08-21-2008 at 08:16 AM (1669 Views)
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Suppose you were trapped in your home and could not leave, this survey will tell you approximately how many days you'd survive without access to the outside world.

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  1. nodmicks's Avatar
    I got 47 days. I had to go eeek when it said "pets~ additional food source" and 100% leather~ additional food source
  2. daughter of pearl's Avatar
    I got 120 days, but it might be lower as I am not sure I could eat my leather coat...gag!!
  3. MisaLady's Avatar
    Mine said 159 days. I'm not so sure. I could eat my coat but not my pets.
  4. madhen's Avatar
    Wow, I could survive 276 days, according to the chart. If they knew I counted my goats and chickens as pets, I'd probably be there for years!

    I was happily able to check just about every box except generator with gas. That's on my Christmas list.

    (Oh, and btw, the real answer is approximately two weeks, or less, depending on how old my carton of Half-and-Half is.)
  5. Alam's Avatar
    whoa... 84 days! Good to know, thanks for sharing!!

    oh wait... pets as additional food source? I think it meant, do I have additional food for them... ewwwwwwwww, plus I don't think my 2 lb Yorkies would even make an appetizer!
  6. Keildra's Avatar
    I got 156 days but I was guessing at my food amount plus I would not include my Labrador as a source of food, or any of my leather Jackets (I need them for warmth.)