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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sum1" data-source="post: 91588" data-attributes="member: 470">Oh I agree. We really take things for granted. Heat in the winter is a big one. Anyone have any idea how much wood it would take to heat just one house over the winter? Now North Dakota doesn't have a huge population to begin with but one thing we have a major shortage of is trees. Food on the shelves in your local grocery store would be gone in just a few days. Oh, thats right, your gonna live off the land.......riiight.I really think the only way you could survive a total breakdown of society situation would be if you banded together with others. Living in a small town in a situation like this would be a huge advantage being most are related and know others in one way or another. Lots are farmers and ranchers. The last place I would want to be is in the city. North Dakota cities may not be that bad but then again who knows. I would like to think the bad seeds would be weeded out by the locals.I hope to never see something like this but have a strange feeling my kids are gonna be living in some bad times. We are truly living in times of plenty and I think that is only gonna make things that much worse for those who do see something like this happen. Kids nowdays have no idea what it is like to live without. Ishta.- - - Updated - - -I know shorthairs thinks the boomers are bad, I'd hate to hear what our kids will have to say about our generation. Another ishta.</blockquote>