zeroniv_legend Posts
GiantBeardedFace wrote...
Which one has the higher horsepower? Top speed? Miles per gallon? Stuff to think about.Apparently the top one has bigger output. The price is basically similar.
I don't really understand superbikes myself.
Either this
Or this
What do you guys think? That boy loves this kind of thing. Another suggestion is pretty much welcome.
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Or this
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What do you guys think? That boy loves this kind of thing. Another suggestion is pretty much welcome.
devsonfire wrote...
zeroniv_legend wrote...
devsonfire wrote...
zeroniv_legend wrote...
devsonfire wrote...
zeroniv_legend wrote...
devsonfire wrote...
Find a high ground, scout your way. Decide which way you're gonna take. Find a potential source for food (river for example). Find a place to camp. Repeat until you arrive at your designated destination.Bravo, son. You just got General Sudirman's Golden Medal of Survival Battle (not that it exist in the first place.)
Damn! Think you could make it to Jakarta around June?
I go to Jakarta at least twice a month. Why?
I'll be in Indo from 23rd of June to 15th of July.
Wanna meet up then? Can't really promise you though. This year's been busier than ever for business.
If you have time. I won't be in Jakarta the whole time though. I'll pm ya my indo number later in case I won't be able to go on fakku.
Good enough. See you then (I hope).
devsonfire wrote...
zeroniv_legend wrote...
devsonfire wrote...
zeroniv_legend wrote...
devsonfire wrote...
Find a high ground, scout your way. Decide which way you're gonna take. Find a potential source for food (river for example). Find a place to camp. Repeat until you arrive at your designated destination.Bravo, son. You just got General Sudirman's Golden Medal of Survival Battle (not that it exist in the first place.)
Damn! Think you could make it to Jakarta around June?
I go to Jakarta at least twice a month. Why?
I'll be in Indo from 23rd of June to 15th of July.
Wanna meet up then? Can't really promise you though. This year's been busier than ever for business.
devsonfire wrote...
zeroniv_legend wrote...
devsonfire wrote...
Find a high ground, scout your way. Decide which way you're gonna take. Find a potential source for food (river for example). Find a place to camp. Repeat until you arrive at your designated destination.Bravo, son. You just got General Sudirman's Golden Medal of Survival Battle (not that it exist in the first place.)
Damn! Think you could make it to Jakarta around June?
I go to Jakarta at least twice a month. Why?
devsonfire wrote...
Find a high ground, scout your way. Decide which way you're gonna take. Find a potential source for food (river for example). Find a place to camp. Repeat until you arrive at your designated destination.Bravo, son. You just got General Sudirman's Golden Medal of Survival Battle (not that it exist in the first place.)
... Now I see why people calls you stubborn and ignorant. I was hoping that at the very least you can understand what I'm saying. Do learn to fully read someone's post before replying. Or do I have to point out every point for you to understand?
Crocodiles are easy to run away from. Also practically impossible, as they don't venture far from the water, and you never said a thing about being close to water. Plus, don't give me etc shit. It's impossible for more than one species of predators to gather in one place peacefully and attack the same target. Improve your scenario first. Or at the very least, study your shit first.
Also based on previous posts I reeeeally doubt my tactics is "very close" to what you had in mind.
EDIT: Like I said before, you were left with a map and a combat knife. It's utterly ridiculous to think that you're not under their surveillance already. I see you don't really read my post.
Also based on previous posts I reeeeally doubt my tactics is "very close" to what you had in mind.
EDIT: Like I said before, you were left with a map and a combat knife. It's utterly ridiculous to think that you're not under their surveillance already. I see you don't really read my post.
Pit vipers and them other poisonous bastards are actually far more dangerous than clear danger like pursuers or hungry carnivores. At the very least you can still evade and run away from them, or so some counterattack. This is clearly different when facing poisonous threats. Y'see, most of these creatures likes to hide in the blind spots and such, and coupled with dense jungle and little to no sunlight, you probably will understand what I'm talking about. Also map made this much easier.
Well, enough bout that and move on to real thing. First thing first, you mentioned being surrounded by hungry carnivores and such. Point one: What are these carnivorous animals, and what are their numbers? This is important because different predators has different behavior and hunting strategy, and just by knowing this your chance of survival will increase by several fold. Also don't think of "defeating" the beasts, at most just attack for the sake of escaping.
Now let's just assume those beasts and whatnot are out of the way. The next most important thing to do is look for water source. This is ridiculously vital in any kind of survival scenario. Not only it will replenish your moisture intake, river and such can serve as important landmark. Do note however, it is extremely dangerous to be near a river during the rainy season due to the chance of flash flood. And because you did not mention whether this is a rainy season or not on your initial scenario, I'll just assume it's not to make things simple. At this point, having a map is a real godsend, as you can somehow pinpoint your current location with the help of the landmarks you've found. Banzai for the map. Fuck yeah.
Okay, on to third. Now you have secured water source and we have rough estimation of where you are. Let's tread into the next problem: Food. While I might have quite some knowledge on edible and poisonous plants, let's just assume you have zero knowledge about this (seeing that you were kidnapped and such). But thankfully, this is a jungle. A tropical rainforest to boot. Meaning there would be an abundant source of fruits there. As long as you can recognize fruits in general, I don't think you'd have real problem here. I don't really recommend this due to the scenario restriction, but if you got the skill and want some meat, spearing fish from the shallow part of the river can work as well. Where to get the spear? Simply sharpen the edges of sticks and branches that you deem suitable. Do remember though, do not make a fire out in open during night time. It attracts predators and shit. So if you want to have some meat, do it in daytime or inside a cave. Still don't really recommend it because the smell can also attract predators. Also do not need to worry about the fire will give you out to your pursuers. The very fact that you were left with a map and a combat knife alone means that you're already under surveillance, or that they somehow have your trail at best. Should not get high hopes for this.
Water, current position and food source has been secured. Next, shelter. If you can survive so far, then this task would be much easier. Any place would be fine, but somewhere inside a cave or something would be best. For bedding, gather some leaves and that's it. Do make sure not to get too far off the river or whatever landmark you decide. If you can't find a cave, top of the tree is acceptable. Be aware of tree snakes though. Also, it is much advised that you sleep in under two hours at a time. This decreases the possibility of being ambushed or sneak attacked.
Last point, keep on moving. Don't stay in the same place for too long. It's great if you can cover 10 km in a day, but 5 km a day is fine. Just be sure to be as stealthy as possible, you never know what lurks in the corner. Always have the knife in your hand whenever you start moving.
Well, basically that. Feel free to add or whatever shit you want. I don't really care.
Well, enough bout that and move on to real thing. First thing first, you mentioned being surrounded by hungry carnivores and such. Point one: What are these carnivorous animals, and what are their numbers? This is important because different predators has different behavior and hunting strategy, and just by knowing this your chance of survival will increase by several fold. Also don't think of "defeating" the beasts, at most just attack for the sake of escaping.
Now let's just assume those beasts and whatnot are out of the way. The next most important thing to do is look for water source. This is ridiculously vital in any kind of survival scenario. Not only it will replenish your moisture intake, river and such can serve as important landmark. Do note however, it is extremely dangerous to be near a river during the rainy season due to the chance of flash flood. And because you did not mention whether this is a rainy season or not on your initial scenario, I'll just assume it's not to make things simple. At this point, having a map is a real godsend, as you can somehow pinpoint your current location with the help of the landmarks you've found. Banzai for the map. Fuck yeah.
Okay, on to third. Now you have secured water source and we have rough estimation of where you are. Let's tread into the next problem: Food. While I might have quite some knowledge on edible and poisonous plants, let's just assume you have zero knowledge about this (seeing that you were kidnapped and such). But thankfully, this is a jungle. A tropical rainforest to boot. Meaning there would be an abundant source of fruits there. As long as you can recognize fruits in general, I don't think you'd have real problem here. I don't really recommend this due to the scenario restriction, but if you got the skill and want some meat, spearing fish from the shallow part of the river can work as well. Where to get the spear? Simply sharpen the edges of sticks and branches that you deem suitable. Do remember though, do not make a fire out in open during night time. It attracts predators and shit. So if you want to have some meat, do it in daytime or inside a cave. Still don't really recommend it because the smell can also attract predators. Also do not need to worry about the fire will give you out to your pursuers. The very fact that you were left with a map and a combat knife alone means that you're already under surveillance, or that they somehow have your trail at best. Should not get high hopes for this.
Water, current position and food source has been secured. Next, shelter. If you can survive so far, then this task would be much easier. Any place would be fine, but somewhere inside a cave or something would be best. For bedding, gather some leaves and that's it. Do make sure not to get too far off the river or whatever landmark you decide. If you can't find a cave, top of the tree is acceptable. Be aware of tree snakes though. Also, it is much advised that you sleep in under two hours at a time. This decreases the possibility of being ambushed or sneak attacked.
Last point, keep on moving. Don't stay in the same place for too long. It's great if you can cover 10 km in a day, but 5 km a day is fine. Just be sure to be as stealthy as possible, you never know what lurks in the corner. Always have the knife in your hand whenever you start moving.
Well, basically that. Feel free to add or whatever shit you want. I don't really care.
Weak. I was thrown in the middle of the jungle in Kalimantan with just a knife ans a bag of salt for a month for survival training.
gizgal wrote...
I worked on a dairy farm for 4 summers, that enough?But you gotta have cute goats. Goats are the cutest.
Finally I found someone who's fond of goats on the internet. High five, gurl.
LongevityDrunk wrote...
So all your money goes to food, shelter and stuff like that isn't important or maintaining things. I would burn down my work if they paid me 6 dollars a week.That's slave labor and you know it.
How fucked would you be if they formed a union?
Ha. Pay the police a little and it's a done deal.
Also there are many companies that pay their rough workers with just $4 or less a week. Like I said, I still pay higher than most, and I think I have to raise the wage again soon.
Drifter995 wrote...
zeroniv_legend wrote...
Drifter995 wrote...
Ah dude, $800 a month? I get $1200 a month from maccas :/Either way, doesn't sound too bad. How much are ladyboys?
What ladyboys? Also 800 a month is a fucking lot here, most people only got about 200-400 a month, an average for civil worker.
That being said, I know you know that shit are much cheaper here than Aussie. Bali doesn't count.
I must be thinking of phillipines or something... Ladyboy... Girls with dicks that try to go home with you.
Don't. Dicked girls here are.... scary. Literally. Also go to Bandung for high quality hos.

