100 Things Challenge: Survivalist Edition

For quite a while, the 100 Things Challenge has been floating around the web. A guy named Dave challenged himself and others to live with only 100 things, and whether you reduce the stuff in your home to 100 things or you live a location-independent lifestyle and carry all 100 things on your back, the idea is to have no more than 100 things that you absolutely need to survive. Since I have been traveling so much over the past month or so, I really think this is doable because I have been living out of my backpack and still find that I don't use everything I have packed for my trips.
If I was going travel, or for survivalist purposes, I was going to bug out, here are the 100 things I would absolutely want to carry with me:

1. A good bag to carry my stuff in
2. Water
3. Food
4. Tent
5. Sleeping bag
6. Sleeping pad
7. Portable stove and fuel
8. Mess kit
9. Utensils
10. Flashlight
11. First aid kit
12. Toiletry kit (soap, shampoo, comb, razor, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, suntan lotion, floss, mirror, nail file/clippers, lip balm)
13. Office bag (wallet, id, passport, important papers or copies, pen, paper, contact list)
14. Duct tape
15. Matches/lighter
16. Toilet paper
17. Tissue
18. WetWipes
19. Knife
20. Firearm/ammo
21. Sneakers
22. Flip flops
23. Underware/t shirts/socks
24. Pants
25. Shirts (short sleeve, long sleeve)
26. Fleece jacket
27. Rain jacket/pants
28. Hat/bandana
29. Personal stuff (glasses, dentures, hearing aids, feminine hygiene, etc)
30. Laptop or netbook
31. Camera
32. Memory cards
33. Thumb drive
34. Cell phone
35. iPod or iTouch
36. Plastic bags (big black trash bag, assortment of ziplock bags)
37. Sunglasses
38. Sewing/repair kit (including rubber bands, safety pins)
39. Watch
40. Daypack
41. Playing cards
42. Medications
43. Vitamins
44. Money
45. Scissors
46. Swim shorts
47. Towel
48. Wash cloth
49. Bleach
50. Water filter
51. Book
52. 550 paracord
53. Battery charger
54. Extra batteries
55. Whistle
56. Space blanket
57. Radio
58. Compass
59. Fishing line and hooks
60. Magnifying glass
61. Gloves
62. .....

Well, I tried to get up to 100 items and maybe by breaking out each part of the first aid or toiletry kit I would get there but the bottom line is that you can survive on not much stuff. I try to keep the stuff that I carry to a minimum because, well, I have to carry the stuff and I would rather be light and fast instead of bogged down and hyperventilating halfway up the trail. Plus, in an emergency survival situation, you may have to move quickly, you may have to hide or defend your stuff, you may only be able to bring one bag with you...there are a number of reasons why it just makes sense to bring the basics and skip all of the extraneous junk.