Saving My Bacon

[atalanta]

I want to go on a course or courses to try to improve my chances of surviving a terrorist attack, an aircraft crash, a hijacking, an avalanche, an earthquake, a tsunami or any other possible catastrophes. Or are there any books or websites which could help ?. Any ideas ?

[fiction-factory]

I doubt it - unless you want tips like don't go out of the house.- but even then there's probably more risk involved in that as so many serious accidents happen in the home

[fraser]

Saving my bacon! That's the answer always have a bacon sandwich with you they won't come near you!! Rip the victims of Manchester

[Old_Geezer]

Probably. You could do a web search. Check the book stores. But recalling any tips in the extremely unlikely event you get into such a situation, seems unlikely. Perceived risk can tend to be greater than real risk after a reported incident. But if just curious, good luck with the search.

[pastafreak]

Google "surviving apocalypse "...that will give you some ideas.
There are groups in the U.S. who are very much into this sort of thing.

[gingejbee]

Could you persuade Bear Grylls to become a permanent companion...he knows everything (or, at least, thinks he does).

[pastafreak]

I was trying to remember what the (loony) Americans are called...survivalists
So this might help...http://tipsforsurvivalists.com/top-20-websites-for-survivalists

[pastafreak]

http://tipsforsurvivalists.com/top-20-websites-for-survivalists

[DTCwordfan]

Move to Greenland - warm clothes, a good rifle and trip-wires needed to keep the polar bears away...and a few Danish loons.