I know I am. I went from $40 cash to a $40 bong about 18 gs and $20 for my gas tank. I also picked up about 7 blunts. Post what you got.
[quote name='"UNAB0MB3R"']Canadian prairies. All I'll ever need for hurricane preparedness.[/quote] Hahaha true that man.
HAARP Engineering 'FRANKENSTORM' Hurricane Sandy - CAUGHT on SATELLITE and RADAR!!! - YouTube holy shit guys .... I thought so. CHECK IT OUT!!! Must see. Its manipulated by HAARP and on purpose!
Meh its been raining over here for the last 4 days and its gonna continue for another week....maybe all winter who knows. *depressed mood* hate weather
Fuck I'd be so happy if it rained all month. People here in California bitch and cry everytime it rains, hate the pussies here, rain is life giving and fucking awesome.
You should have a way to cook without electricity like a Coleman Stove and 2 cans of fuel. Water- 1 gallon per day per person for drinking. More for dish washing and flushing if the water is prone to going out. Paper plates are nice, too! Heat and eat foods for a week and a non-electric can opener? Toilet paper and meds? Pet food? Gas in the car? Bubble wrap and tape! Bubble wrap will greatly reduce heat loss in your home when applied to windows. It can make the difference between a warm house and an "icebox"! Do you have extra blankets? Wearing socks and a fuzzy knit cap to bed will keep you MUCH warmer! Are your cell phones, etc., all charged? Do you have one of those little solar chargers (about $20)? Do you have a battery powered radio and batteries? Do a little thinking now and save yourself problems later! Granny
[quote name='"Storm Crow"']You should have a way to cook without electricity like a Coleman Stove and 2 cans of fuel. Water- 1 gallon per day per person for drinking. More for dish washing and flushing if the water is prone to going out. Paper plates are nice, too! Heat and eat foods for a week and a non-electric can opener? Toilet paper and meds? Pet food? Gas in the car? Bubble wrap and tape! Bubble wrap will greatly reduce heat loss in your home when applied to windows. It can make the difference between a warm house and an "icebox"! Do you have extra blankets? Wearing socks and a fuzzy knit cap to bed will keep you MUCH warmer! Are your cell phones, etc., all charged? Do you have one of those little solar chargers (about $20)? Do you have a battery powered radio and batteries? Do a little thinking now and save yourself problems later! Granny [/quote] Holy shit granny is prepared
yeah youre going to get 8-10 inches of rain within 36 hours. polly no power. depending on the exact geography of your area, you might now be able to move your car either. lucky.