#1. My little Idaho town has been out of eggs for a couple of weeks now, not to mention sections of empty shelving. All the food processing plants around the FUSA being destroyed (no accident/on purpose mind you) is starting to have it intended effects. Wonder when the big cities are scheduled to go full apocalyptic? Cavguy
Three days after the food stamp cards stop working, thevstores are stripped. Three days after that, the fires start. Three days after the fires, they go for the stores, places, and people outside of their neighborhoods. John in Indy
Got a coupon from Krogers for a free dozen eggs in the mail. Went there yesterday to get them. While they had specialty eggs a plenty, they had only 3 dozen large eggs.
7 - Came to my townhouse in Phoenix one night walked into the kitchen ran into some spider web, turned the light on and the entire kitchen was strung with web lines from a black widow and 1000 babies hanging on these lines. Went out and got a couple cases of bug bombs, set 10 off in the kitchen and some in the adjoining rooms and went to a motel.
Spray 'em with spray paint. Then you'll know not one got away. A friend told me about that trick.
Never inside the house but several times I've come across momma and thousands of new spider babies hanging in their web. Always a surprise like from a horror movie.
Please, please, please DON'T DO THAT! If you set off more than 1 bug bomb in an average sized kitchen, you run the risk of releasing enough propellent, (Propane and Iso-butane) to create an explosive mixture and you can blow your kitchen across the street. I worked for a company that made product that went into those bug bombs and we were sued several times. Each time the consumer admitted to using many bug bombs, AGAINST LABEL INSTRUCTIONS. The consumers lost the lawsuits as well as their kitchens.
#9 When COVID hit, most places that were still open were serving in Styrofoam containers and handing out plastic ware. My wife and I restocked our picnic kit with flatware, Corelle plates, napkins, salt, pepper, large ziplock bags for the dirty dishes, and a few other necessities. When we went out to eat (we wanted to support the local Mom and Pop eateries) we'd dine in style while those around us fought foam and plastic. No one said anything, but we got a lot of strange looks.
Video of the DHL landing. Is spectacular. A retired 757 driver of my acquaintance indicated there were problems with brakes and thrust reversers or some such. He said they practiced lots of landing emergencies in the simulator, but that particular maneuver was not one of them and thought it a dandy piece of airmanship.
I believe #2 was the Morton Salt building wall collapse in Chicago.
ReplyDeleteYou are correct.
Delete#7 moving out of that place!
ReplyDelete#10 is my barnyard right now...and goats hate getting their feet wet and my mucking boots have decided to start falling apart. Good times
ReplyDelete#1. My little Idaho town has been out of eggs for a couple of weeks now, not to mention sections of empty shelving. All the food processing plants around the FUSA being destroyed (no accident/on purpose mind you) is starting to have it intended effects. Wonder when the big cities are scheduled to go full apocalyptic?
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Three days after the food stamp cards stop working, thevstores are stripped. Three days after that, the fires start. Three days after the fires, they go for the stores, places, and people outside of their neighborhoods.
DeleteJohn in Indy
Got a coupon from Krogers for a free dozen eggs in the mail. Went there yesterday to get them. While they had specialty eggs a plenty, they had only 3 dozen large eggs.
DeleteThere are only nine meals between mankind and anarchy. It may be taken as axiomatic that a starving man is never a good citizen. - Alfred Henry Lewis
Delete7 - Came to my townhouse in Phoenix one night walked into the kitchen ran into some spider web, turned the light on and the entire kitchen was strung with web lines from a black widow and 1000 babies hanging on these lines. Went out and got a couple cases of bug bombs, set 10 off in the kitchen and some in the adjoining rooms and went to a motel.
ReplyDeleteSpray 'em with spray paint. Then you'll know not one got away. A friend told me about that trick.
DeleteNever inside the house but several times I've come across momma and thousands of new spider babies hanging in their web. Always a surprise like from a horror movie.
Please, please, please DON'T DO THAT! If you set off more than 1 bug bomb in an average sized kitchen, you run the risk of releasing enough propellent, (Propane and Iso-butane) to create an explosive mixture and you can blow your kitchen across the street. I worked for a company that made product that went into those bug bombs and we were sued several times. Each time the consumer admitted to using many bug bombs, AGAINST LABEL INSTRUCTIONS. The consumers lost the lawsuits as well as their kitchens.
DeleteI remember that one time I used a flamethrower in the house. Strange times!
DeleteGood advice. The place was 100% electric. The chances were low but probably not zero of a spark from something. Thermostat maybe.
Delete#9 is a covid steak. When they started handing out plastic, I considered just grabbing it with my mits and stuffing it down like the caveman I am.
ReplyDelete#7 my wife would be naming them and demanding I move each one gently outside.
ReplyDelete#9 When COVID hit, most places that were still open were serving in Styrofoam containers and handing out plastic ware. My wife and I restocked our picnic kit with flatware, Corelle plates, napkins, salt, pepper, large ziplock bags for the dirty dishes, and a few other necessities. When we went out to eat (we wanted to support the local Mom and Pop eateries) we'd dine in style while those around us fought foam and plastic. No one said anything, but we got a lot of strange looks.
ReplyDeleteVideo of the DHL landing. Is spectacular. A retired 757 driver of my acquaintance indicated there were problems with brakes and thrust reversers or some such. He said they practiced lots of landing emergencies in the simulator, but that particular maneuver was not one of them and thought it a dandy piece of airmanship.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS6Oj3rnrgI&t=24s