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Jeremiah/Az
08-29-2011, 01:57 AM
NYC gets a little rain & wind a little stronger than a little lady fart & it shuts down! Hope everyone is OK!:D No insult intended to anyone!:D
les strat
08-29-2011, 02:19 PM
We just can't handle snow. 1/2 inch and schools shut down, milk and bread becomes a commodity, etc. :p
jdlott74
08-29-2011, 10:03 PM
NYC gets a little rain & wind a little stronger than a little lady fart & it shuts down! Hope everyone is OK!:D No insult intended to anyone!:D
AMEN!!!! jlottmc and I were talking about this this weekend. He's a TX boy and I Carolina girl. He and I have stayed in the area in Atlantic Beach/Morehead City when there was a Cat 1 and 2 Hurricane down there. The news stations made the hurricane out to be MORE than what it actually was in NYC. Come on people, grow a set of cohonies as jlottmc would put it. Rednecks, southerners and people from the country and who live or have lived in the middle of now where know how to function without power for a few days. Give me a break...Bunch of Weinies....
O'Dell
08-29-2011, 10:50 PM
We just can't handle snow. 1/2 inch and schools shut down, milk and bread becomes a commodity, etc. :p
Don't forget toilet paper although I've never understood why. :confused:
les strat
08-29-2011, 11:12 PM
Don't forget toilet paper although I've never understood why. :confused:
Well, you know, milk and bread must do a number on ya, lol :D
Jeremiah/Az
08-30-2011, 03:49 AM
A crazy Texas cowboy we had workin' on the ranch said that rocks work "purty well". They don't get you clean, but it speads it out & you will dry "purty quick".:eek:
JFootin
08-30-2011, 08:09 AM
As Ernest P. Worrell would say, Eeeuuw!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeSXvATLmSU&feature=topics
wyntrout
11-12-2011, 02:02 PM
Speaking of stockpiling important necessities... not just ammo:
http://i1134.photobucket.com/albums/m620/wyntrout/SHTF%20Preparation/IMG_2217.jpg
Who called me ANAL?? :rolleyes:
Wynn:D
O'Dell
11-12-2011, 02:44 PM
Speaking of stockpiling important necessities... not just ammo:
http://i1134.photobucket.com/albums/m620/wyntrout/SHTF%20Preparation/IMG_2217.jpg
Who called me ANAL?? :rolleyes:
Wynn:D
You obviously have some sort of gastrointestinal problem, but I don't want to hear about it! :D
OldLincoln
11-12-2011, 03:23 PM
Uh Oh.... here come the zombies....
Barth
11-12-2011, 03:30 PM
NYC gets a little rain & wind a little stronger than a little lady fart & it shuts down! Hope everyone is OK!:D No insult intended to anyone!:D
Took a SAP/ABAP training course in Philly a few months back.
(don't ask me what SAP/ABAP is either)
Anyway, during class there was a mild earthquake and a little lightning, rain and wind gusts.
Big woop.
Everybody was freaking out.
For the quake we had to evacuate?
you've got to be kidding...
We stir our coffee with 5.0 quakes in California.
that's a mild aftershock, not a quake...
Wind, rain, lightning?
that's a regular summer afternoon in Tampa Florida...
It's funny what you can get used too - LOL!
Speaking of stockpiling important necessities... not just ammo:
Who called me ANAL?? :rolleyes:
Wynn:D
Either you're a member of Costco or simply just nuts. :)
Bawanna
11-12-2011, 08:45 PM
At my last house we had a neighbor lady who was certifiable Nuts with a capital N. She had about 30 cats which followed her all over the neighborhood like the pied piper.
I put a roof on her house and garage, lots of roof. And though she never trusted anyone she got to trust me enough to feed those stupid cats once when she was out of town. The stench in that house made me want to get air tanks, it was awful.
But during my work on the roof etc I found 6 pallets of TP and I think 4 pallets of Paper towels in the garage. There were at least 300 more rolls of TP in the laundry room in the basement, can't remember why I had to go down there. Also about 60 bottles of laundry soap. She hung her clothes to dry, didn't want to use electricity for a dryer which was actually good since the whole house was a fire trap in the extreme.
She worked at a grocery store as I recall and I often would carry her sacks to the door, never go inside and quite often there were a couple more bundles of TP and a roll or two of paper towels. I feel perfectly normal thinking about her.
I'll never forget, she said one of the cats, (she had names for all of them) had leukemia and to feed him and not let the other cats eat off his dish. I asked her how to keep it from eating off the other cats dishes (remember there were at least 30 of them). Her answer was "Oh he woudn't do that"
Yeah right!
wyntrout
11-12-2011, 09:21 PM
Either you're a member of Costco or simply just nuts. :)
Hey! This stuff was on sale and it WILL get used. I bought it at the commissary for $3.49 to $3.99 plus 5% surcharge, saving up to $2.50 a 12-pack of double rolls. Regular price is $5.99 +5% there... sale price is usually $4.99 + 5%. The commissary had a great amount and it took a while to get rid of the pallets sitting in the way. I did my part and got a good deal.
Costco doesn't sell this and I usually don't get THAT good of a deal there.
If I had one of those steel shipping containers... 9'Hx40'Lx10'W... I could really stock up on essentials.
Wynn:)
mr surveyor
11-12-2011, 09:28 PM
if there's any one thing that I can't find a true substitute for, it's TP.
If mrs surv would listen to me we would fill one of our spare bedrooms with shrink wrapped containers of dried beans, rice, flour, bottled water, coffee and TP.
Since sears and roebuck quit giving out the free wipes, there just ain't no good substitute for the rolls.
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