Worst-Case Scenario Blog

If you’ve got old books, potted plants, feather pillows, or empty cans, you’ve got some great potentials for hiding spots.

Situational advice for in a car, at home, and on foot.

In divisive times, it can be difficult to find points of unity. But it’s important to try.

If you’ve got old books, potted plants, feather pillows, or empty cans, you’ve got some great potentials for hiding spots.

We’ll show you how to DIY a milk crate chair and t-shirt curtains!

From masking foul odors to putting neglected dirty dishes in your roommate’s bed, we’ve got you covered!

Forget your high SPF sunblock? Here’s how to treat the after effects.

You have more options than you think, from collecting rainwater to cutting down banana trees to sucking fish eyes.

Whether you’re grilling or camping, it’s always beneficial to prepare for rogue sparks.

We cover it all, from how to get away, how to remove the stinger, and how to avoid getting stung in the first place.

UFO sightings occur most frequently during the summer months, so keep your eyes peeled!

Extraterrestrial biological entities (EBEs) may sense your fear, so start with remaining calm.

Here are some passive and active tips to boot those wedding nerves off of your wedding day agenda.

Food odors are generally not as bad as you think, but here’s a few tips, just in case.

Whether it opens inward or outward, we’ve got you covered.

The CDC has officially discouraged trick or treating. But: it’s Halloween. Here’s how to enjoy it safely.

With scenario how-tos for generally indoors, in an elevator, or on a bridge.

Start with aiming for a body of water or foliage.

Always treat a hotel fire alarm seriously, and exit following hotel procedure. If the fire is nearby, use the following procedure…

We cover it all, from how to get away, how to remove the stinger, and how to avoid getting stung in the first place.

Be ready for an attack if you observe hovering and beak clacking.

Quick trick: blowing on the nose may stimulate your dog to swallow.

Extraterrestrial biological entities (EBEs) may sense your fear, so start with remaining calm.

Whether you’re the primary target or not, here’s how to survive in the line of gunfire.

Whether you’re taking a blow to the body or head, you’ll want to know how best to combat it.

From masking foul odors to putting neglected dirty dishes in your roommate’s bed, we’ve got you covered!

It could be as simple as making noise when she is trying to sleep.

It’s all about those carbohydrate-heavy foods.

Tell yourself you will never see these people again.

Here are some passive and active tips to boot those wedding nerves off of your wedding day agenda.

Employ humor, cue the band, set your table on fire—you’ve got options!

Panic begets panic. Do not panic about panicking.

Here are several helpful English phrases translated into Spanish, French, German, and Japanese (though we hope you don’t have to use many).

Learn, analyze, keep your eye on the prize…