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<Reply # 540 on 6/26/2006 7:42 AM >
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fire a few rockets into the debris-pile where the location was, so nobody can get in to vandalize it.
I almost forgot, I have light-reflective "www.uer.ca" decals all over my vehicles, and on the back of my kevlar vest.
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Always wise to prevent anyone from ever again entering the location you just did...You know just in case for safety or ethical reasons. Although you do fail at one aspect, that is if you happen to trap some employees or workers in it providing the news to exploit it bringing unwanted attention to this site with all those UER stickers you left behind.
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<Reply # 541 on 6/26/2006 8:48 AM >
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I say just go in like her.
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i give up. i'm not worthy of this hobby after seeing that.
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nomeus
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<Reply # 542 on 11/4/2006 3:06 AM >
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Ok I am not condoning TT's posts READ THIS AS IF YOU JUST READ THE FIRST POST. Every blue moon or two a few of us go out and take a but load of gear and food and camp out in abandoned buildings all day, sometimes two three. Anyways we go out with everything from climbing rope to night vision to krill lights.
On a side note if you guys havent invested in a Krill light they are freaking awsome. Waterproof puts off low light and can get it in many colors. Great for signialing or having low light viewing of things.
Sometimes we go out with a Tarp and some sleeping bags and camp in the center of two or three sites that are in walking distance and go to one each night. It's great fun and I carry some of the same things stated above. We carry a load of stuff with us as well. Camo paint water (which is hevey) MRE's. Standard UE stuff. Non flamable trip flares. Massive med kit. I could almost do field surgery with the stuff for 3 days straight. Each person is tasked a certian job. My best friend and I usually head up security and repel stuff. My other buddy houses food (sometimes a raft if were going to a small island), and shelter material. I am probably going to take my girl out and do this with her as well. Shes are main medic however we are all pretty proficent at med stuff. My parents were in the fire department and I learned a lot which I passed onto my best firend.
Basicly equipment ranges from gloves and a krill light on quicky things to a whole load of equipment.
(please note if you want to do the over night thing extra socks are a must. Showering can be nearly impossible unless you have scouted a water source. If your female yest infections seem to occur. However that was learned from camping. Watch what scents you bring with you like baby wipes. Also the anti bacterial Alcohol Gel cleaner is very useful to prevent disease. Never forget the bug spray to )
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not trying to be smart but, what is camo paint water?
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<Reply # 543 on 11/4/2006 3:08 AM >
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I can get you a cheap (but good quality) Respirator and Geiger Counter. But just out of curiosity, what the hell are Carabiners and Gatorade's?
Just for the hell of it, I'll post my extended kitlist in a little more detail:
British army S10 Gasmask.
Katana.
US army survival knife.
Kevlar Stabvest.
Headlamp.
Ex Soviet D-2MV nightvision goggles.
Maglight. (The one that doubles up as a baton)
Glowsticks.
MiniMag torch.
Imitation Beretta Super Elite. (all metal replica, just in case)
Kevlar Razor Wire protective gloves.
Philips screwdriver and flathead screwdriver.
Acetone peroxide putty binded with dinitrocellulose. (explosive)
Waterproof, chemicalproof NBC suit. (I have several, all in different camo patterns)
Camo Netting. (again I have several different colours)
2 man Tent.
Spare gasmask filters.
Rope.
Doorhandle. (seriously)
Lockpick set.
Utility Belt. (only available in black)
Motion sensitive proximator. (good for tracking guards)
2x Kenwood TK3101 Protalk. (2 way radio)
Well, that's my kit in detail. You should be able to look up most these items for purchase on the internet. Except for the explosive, but you should be able to buy the individual chemicals then follow instructions on the net to make that stuff.
If anyone wants URLs to buy most this stuff I can give them a few. Feel free to ask.
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i know this is old and all but its ridiculously funny
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Just 'cause you're paraniod doesn't mean no one's out to get you.
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<Reply # 544 on 11/4/2006 7:27 AM >
| | | | Chalk. If you're incompetent and can't remember your way, chalk can be used to mark the way, and it usually won't be considered vandalism.
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<Reply # 545 on 11/5/2006 11:55 PM >
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Damnit! That's what I forgot! A Backpack!
Well, a packpack could weigh you down drastically, or it may not. It could sway either way. It all depends on the equipment you put in there. What you listed above shouldn't weigh you down. But what I can't understand is why you'd need a Zippo Lighter. If you're stuck somewhere in MO, can't just yell "Taxi!"? Or am I thinking of the wrong part of MO? Why'd you need a fire, anyways?
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I ran with one last night no problems! Much better then a shoulder camera bag. Courier bags are good too.
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<Reply # 546 on 11/5/2006 11:59 PM >
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I say just go in like her.
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Ride my Pony on flickr has been ripping this person off...!
So for all of you who have been saying he is original, I guess not.
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At least someone llikes me
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<Reply # 547 on 11/6/2006 12:00 AM >
| | | | I like to pack kleenex, in case I get to thinking I oughta rub one out.
Maybe some lotion too.
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<Reply # 548 on 1/13/2007 9:11 AM >
| | | | This "Ninja Hoodie" is made by Aerosol Function and it's sold at most graffitishops at least in Europe. I bought one online few months ago, and I have to say I like it. It easily blends for regular hoodie and easily converts to ninja style.
It has some nice features also, such as the marker pocket inside the left sleeve etc... =)
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<Reply # 549 on 1/13/2007 1:51 PM >
| | | | This may sound funny, but a condom. If you don't have a water resistant flashlight, through it in a condom, mostly for draining, also put money in, small things you don't want to get all wet and dirty. But don't use a lubricated one, cause it leaves a nasty residue in your pocket
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Gender: Male
"I hope you have hobo stab insurance"
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<Reply # 550 on 1/15/2007 7:47 PM >
|  | | | i myself find that some police gear i have compiled will come in handy, maglight holsters, various clips for gear, a sturdy belt for impromtu climbing/lowering, and you can stuff all kinds of good stuff in those ammo clips, a police belt keeps it light without taking up space on your back,
little known fact, if you shake the sprinkles at the bottom of a doughnut bag while exploring, youll actually be cought by cops faster |
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Slowly I turned
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<Reply # 551 on 1/15/2007 7:57 PM >
| | | | Posted by Air 33
Ride my Pony on flickr has been ripping this person off...!
So for all of you who have been saying he is original, I guess not.
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I don't think he's ripping anyone off. Taking pictures of naked chicks inside abandoned buildings is hardly an original idea.
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Air
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<Reply # 552 on 1/16/2007 1:12 AM >
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I don't think he's ripping anyone off. Taking pictures of naked chicks inside abandoned buildings is hardly an original idea.
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I think your right. I'm only waiting for someone to it with naked guys. But that would just be extension of the other, not-so-original idea....
Perhaps I should start photographing cats in abandoned locations? I dont think anyone has that niche yet.
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<Reply # 553 on 1/16/2007 1:15 AM >
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I dont know about others but the best food to bring for ue is raw biscuit dough,the type that comes in a sausage in the freezer cabnet at your local supermarket.
its compact, nutritios, makes an excelent weapon if you get a big one and it tastes great.
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Beef Jerky how could I forget. And wetnaps, And water. Perhaps some warm soup on a cold day??
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Gender: Female
"Now with added cats!"
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<Reply # 554 on 1/16/2007 2:18 AM >
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Perhaps I should start photographing cats in abandoned locations? I dont think anyone has that niche yet.
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You should know that Chairsmissing, the cat photographer, has a portable cat portrait studio that he takes to abandonments.
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<Reply # 555 on 1/18/2007 9:02 PM >
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I think your right. I'm only waiting for someone to it with naked guys. But that would just be extension of the other, not-so-original idea....
Perhaps I should start photographing cats in abandoned locations? I dont think anyone has that niche yet.
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Do naked cats.
Nobody has done that before.
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<Reply # 556 on 1/18/2007 10:37 PM >
| | | | cigarettes and a lighter.
if you run into homeless,or druggies,a cigarette might be the difference between friend and fo(sp?)
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manitou
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I was born with an inherent knowledge of every abandonment in the world!
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<Reply # 557 on 1/19/2007 12:01 AM >
| | | | I am starting a project where I shoot nude girls holding dead cats while standing next to chairs balanced on one leg in asylum hallways.
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Gender: Male
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<Reply # 558 on 1/19/2007 12:17 AM >
| | | | I find bolt hooks and slides very useful, use mine all the time.
"I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubble gum"
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<Reply # 559 on 1/22/2007 6:21 AM >
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I am starting a project where I shoot nude girls holding dead cats while standing next to chairs balanced on one leg in asylum hallways.
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Looking for a partner in that project?
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