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thanks, yeah it's amazing what you can do with a rusty ice pick, a broken ballpoint pen and a bottle of cheap bourbon. Oh what a night!



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you have to keep an emergency-preparedness bag (because of EARTHQUAKES), but they're ugly so you don't want to show them in your room.

now there's the disaster teddy bear. it's easy to find because of its glow-in-the-dark armband and you can carry it like a backpack. plus, it's a cute toy for children.

the 22 items are inside the zipper in the back of the teddy bear. they're the items that survivors of actual disasters (like the hanshin earthquake) wish they had.

the 22 items:
1. radio with light (batteries included)
2. inside slippers to protect your feet
3, 4. emergency water (2 packs)
5. emergency blanket.
6-8. simple first aid kit (bandaids, gauze, Qtips)
9. work gloves
10. whistle
11. compressed towel
12. hand-cranked generator for cellphone
13. eyemask
14. playing cards
15-19. emergency toolkit (scissors, nail clippers, tweezers, nail file, ???)
20, 21. ballpoint pen (hangs around neck), disaster-prevention notepad
22. disaster prevention handbook

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jiminy cricket!!! that's the other one i use!! i knew there was something! thanks, ballpoint!

Ballpoint press can you find a better quality source as well?

LOL, good comments cardboard, ballpoint, et al - I felt that way about the hosts too - was wondering to see how long until that got mentioned.