Actually, I think his link was correct but the page wasn't very intuitive. From my browser history, I believe this was the link: http://www.menosunocerouno.com/#/en/sc2//pr0

After the page 'settles in' (it's flash based and does some animation right of the bat), you should be looking at a slideshow that starts off with a big yellow square that looks like this:



You can then browse through the show which shows the contents of the survival kit (its an artistic, tongue-in-cheek take on a survival kit). Here's a page that shows this product in a bit more of a user-friendly manner (for me at least): JUST IN CASE End Of The World Survival Kit

I particularly like the inclusion of a small bottle of Xtabentún .

My apologies. I should have included an explanation for the link rather than just the link. It's from a graphic design acquaintance who thought I would get a kick out of the "prepper" idea along with the design components. I shared it here because I thought others might find it humorous from a preparedness point of view.

Chaos -- Don't be too hard on yourself, I didn't get it either and fail to see the humor. They look like yellow of-no-particular-use boxes to me; I still don't get it.

The link was not functioning for me either. Funny as a rubber crutch...

If it's any consolation, I got a kick out of it. Thanks for sharing.

You posted it. Now you have to review it.