Burt Morgan > wrote:

> What would you guys suggest I stock my shelter with? Remember these goods
> have to have a real good shelf life and provide enough nutrition for a
> family of four for the duration.

Well you'll need lots of dog milk, it's the best emergency milk there
is.

We have a cupboard like that in the house. "The nuclear winter
cupboard". At present it's mostly full of conny onny, coconut milk, a
couple of bricks of chinese tea, Lyles golden syrup and multiple packets
of dried soup.

TBH having watched "When the Wind Blows", I'd suggest getting hold of a
revolver as well.

Steve Firth wrote:

> Well you'll need lots of dog milk, it's the best emergency milk there
> is.

Could you translate that into US English? I have this unpleasant image of
trying to milk a cocker spaniel.

robert bowman > wrote:

First lesson bloke, don't **** with follow-ups without mentioning it and
don't request follow-ups to poster.


> Steve Firth wrote:
>
> > Well you'll need lots of dog milk, it's the best emergency milk there
> > is.
>
> Could you translate that into US English? I have this unpleasant image of
> trying to milk a cocker spaniel.

Sorry old boy, I only speak English, English.

But yes cocker spaniel would do, probably better to milk a Great Dane
though - you'll need fewer dogs.

(Steve Firth) writes:

> Burt Morgan > wrote:
>
>> What would you guys suggest I stock my shelter with? Remember these
>> goods have to have a real good shelf life and provide enough
>> nutrition for a family of four for the duration.
>
> Well you'll need lots of dog milk, it's the best emergency milk
> there is.

And the longest lasting sort of milk too.

Chris
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Chris Eilbeck

Chris Eilbeck > wrote:

> (Steve Firth) writes:
>
> > Burt Morgan > wrote:
> >
> >> What would you guys suggest I stock my shelter with? Remember these
> >> goods have to have a real good shelf life and provide enough
> >> nutrition for a family of four for the duration.
> >
> > Well you'll need lots of dog milk, it's the best emergency milk
> > there is.
>
> And the longest lasting sort of milk too.

For one very good reason.