Tjack

Yes and it was also the basis of many, many other remakes on both TV episodes and Motion Pictures.

"You know, I could have been in the NSA, but they found out my parents were married."

"Hey, Abby, Abby, come on, now, the FBI'd give him twins!"

The Batman movie we deserve...
 

X number of RKA dice w/ Y number of charges is all the same whether it’s called Fireball or shotgun.

We used to joke that the game you GM'd was the game you wanted to play ruined by players who seemed to want to play their game.

Oh, and if you're close enough timewise to the nuclear event, potassium iodide pills (to block some of the radiation) and water purification tablets (because people won't have had time to set up their own charcoal, sand, and gravel filtration systems).

There are any number of political websites on the web.  Please do not try to turn this into one.   This conversation is about Monetary Systems in a Fantasy Post Apocalyptic World.  If you want to discuss your views about gun control....take it elsewhere.  At least to a more appropriate thread.

If there’s a cafe in there, I’ll never get out......no matter how many security guys they have.

Yeah, I'm dead.
 

One of the reasons I harp on that 501 commercial is that when he’s asked if he went to art school he grins like an idiot and says, “Nope, just talent.”    Except when you can see from things like this that he has none and could have really used some instruction on things like anatomy and perspective.  
   And most of his “original” characters like Deadpool and Domino are thinly disguised ripoffs of characters like Wolverine and Longshot.
   I don’t begrudge somebody being a hack, even a well payed one. But cocky about it I can do without.

Grandparents my a$$.  I stood in line to see Star Wars in 1977.  And then I got back in line to see it again!

Grandparents my a$$.  I stood in line to see Star Wars in 1977.  And then I got back in line to see it again!

Imaging how bad the female version would be.  Each breast larger than the head. Legs 1.5 longer and 1.5 thinner than they should be and no visible feet.  Forget him and the stupid 501 jeans he rode in wearing.   
  (Does anybody else remember that dumb-a$$ Levi’s commercial he did?)
 
    (I just checked, it’s on YouTube)

Ammo shell casings for reloading. It's very difficult to make those on your own.
 
Raw lead for muzzle-loading bullets - most often found "in the wild" as tire weights on old cars.
 
Salt - you need it for health but also for flavoring and for tanning hides
 
Spices - because people crave flavor. Garlic, vinegar, soy sauce, sugar, cocoa, honey, bullion, baking supplies. Canning supplies (jars, lids, wax).
 
Brewing yeast, baking yeast
 
Candy
 
Pre-war liquor, tea, coffee, cigarettes
 
Medicine - antibiotics, aspirin, Tylenol, Motrin, multi-vitamin, soap, cough medicine, sunscreen, Chapstick, feminine hygiene products, diabetic supplies if the apocalypse just happened and there's still diabetic people around.
 
Dental floss - also works for cordage/thread.
 
Heirloom vegetable and grain seeds
 
Hand pump and/or siphon to move water or fuel out of inaccessible places.
 
Wool clothing if you're in a cold climate.
 
Matches, fire starters, flint, lighters, lighter fluid, lamps, wicks, candles
 
Decent camping stuff because there'll be more people on the road than available supplies. Pup tent, sleeping bag, space blanket, backpack, crank flashlight, waterproof windbreaker, tarp. The smaller and more lightweight, the better because people will quickly figure out they can't carry a crapload of gear while not eating well.
 
Lockpick gun - for getting into other people's stash quietly or getting into abandoned buildings quietly.
 
Bolt cutters - for when you get into a place a bit more obviously. A lot of the good salvage will be behind padlocks and/or chains.
 
Fishing line, weights, and hooks
 
Books on herb uses.
Books on how to survive.
Books on how to grow food.
Books on how to repair things.
Books on recognizing plants.
 
Paper maps (of other areas, you don't want other people foraging the good stuff within easy riding distance). Yellow pages of other towns.
 
Cheap knives and whetstones. Hand tools will be popular but most people won't be willing to trade an irreplaceable tool.
 
Portable preserved food, particularly meats.
 
Needle and thread. Heavier needles for mending tarps, sails, and such. Duct tape, silicone, scissors, pins, safety pins, super glue
 
Mousetraps and fly swatters, ant & roach killer
 
Chickens/eggs
 
Rechargeable batteries
 
Cloth and mesh bags