I have a barn that holds that stuff easy. I have a bunch of coleman lanterns in the garage.
If you think about it toss some gallon jugs of water in the freezer.

(08-26-2011, 08:39 PM)Carsman Wrote: Well, already had plenty of supplies, but went to the market & got tons more. As the prediction here is anywhere from 5 to 7 days without power. Took in all possible projectiles from all around the outside of the villa, tied the BBQ to deck's sturdy railing. Now just hope the new roof installed 5 years ago, holds up to its 118mph wind velocity rating. Good luck to all of us in harms way!

They always cut power to non-essential personnel. I'm sorry, but look on the bright side.
Plenty of time fo sum good luvin! Yeah baby! Thats what I'm talkin about! Bring on the night!!!

(08-26-2011, 08:42 PM)Maggot Wrote: I have a barn that holds that stuff easy. I have a bunch of coleman lanterns in the garage.
If you think about it toss some gallon jugs of water in the freezer.

Thanks, already did that. Forgot to mention, got my 6 gas lanterns all gassed up & ready to go! Along with 4 flashlights, extra batteries, & battery operated radio.

I have a box of those snaP Glow stix, theres gotta be 80 in there as it was a box of 100 at the beginning of summer. I could just wear my fishing vest and fill up the pockets. If it gts windy I will tie them on with swivels and hooks.

Wow writting in black does not show up!

Let us know how you all are (if you can) tomorrow evening and Sunday. Best wishes for your family, health, pets, and property. It's hard to pick just one of those...

On the bright side, your property is worth less than if this bitch hit in say, 2005.

Count your financial blessings.

(08-26-2011, 10:13 PM)BlueTiki Wrote: On the bright side, your property is worth less than if this bitch hit in say, 2005.

Count your financial blessings.

Jesus, Tiki.

I'm going to have to say goodnight after that one.

Be safe tomorrow evening folks. Let us know you are OK.

Can't sleep. Worried about my loved ones in Cherry Point, NC. Winds tomorrow around 80mph, around 50mph now. Cell phone going straight to voicemail. The baby is due any day. Stressing about the 8 hour drive back here or if they are somewhere in between. Can't be fun for any of them...

I hope your loved ones are ok. I'm sure they will contact you when they can. Hang tight, Cracker.

I'd be worried too!

If this is someone you admire & pay attention to, I think you have shit for brains. Yes, I do. He's a dumb fuck & he's another one I'd like to whale on with my handbag, I have no doubt that I could make him cry like a lil' bitch.

Glenn Beck called Hurricane Irene a "blessing" on his Friday radio show, saying it would teach people to be prepared for disasters.

As the hurricane barreled towards the East Coast, Beck said that it would be a valuable lesson for people who have not heeded his warnings. He said he has long told his followers to stock up in case of "global disruption in food." He said that, even though people had mocked him for it, disaster preparedness was key to him.

"If you've waited [until now], this hurricane is a blessing," he said. "It is God reminding you, as was the earthquake last week...you're not in control."

(08-27-2011, 05:25 AM)Duchess Wrote: [size=medium][i]

he has long told his followers to stock up in case of "global disruption in food." He said that, even though people had mocked him for it, disaster preparedness was key to him.

I've done my part, and sent him the leftover's from all of my "end of the world" parties. The most recent donation was on May 22,



the next party will be October 21, per:



Party starts at 3.

Winds around 80mph around Cherry Point. I got a tex that everything is OK for now, lots of trees coming down. Higher winds expected later today and tonight. Expecting at least 8" of rain, 5" already of what they are calling "flooding rain." It will get bigger as it goes north.

I hope Misguided is OK, they will be getting it later.

(08-27-2011, 09:33 AM)Cracker Wrote: Winds around 80mph around Cherry Point. I got a tex that everything is OK for now, lots of trees coming down. Higher winds expected later today and tonight. Expecting at least 8" of rain, 5" already of what they are calling "flooding rain." It will get bigger as it goes north.

I hope Misguided is OK, they will be getting it later.

Whew...Cracker, glad to hear that your family members in Cherry Point are OK. We are just getting some high winds and a little rain now. It rained most of the night. Nothing much to worry about, still have power.

(08-27-2011, 05:25 AM)Duchess Wrote:

If this is someone you admire & pay attention to, I think you have shit for brains. Yes, I do. He's a dumb fuck & he's another one I'd like to whale on with my handbag, I have no doubt that I could make him cry like a lil' bitch.

Glenn Beck called Hurricane Irene a "blessing" on his Friday radio show, saying it would teach people to be prepared for disasters.

As the hurricane barreled towards the East Coast, Beck said that it would be a valuable lesson for people who have not heeded his warnings. He said he has long told his followers to stock up in case of "global disruption in food." He said that, even though people had mocked him for it, disaster preparedness was key to him.

"If you've waited [until now], this hurricane is a blessing," he said. "It is God reminding you, as was the earthquake last week...you're not in control."

are only sane people allowed their opinion in this land of plenty, covered with milk and honey, and horse manure?

I bought 2 extra cans of green beans just to shut him up.

(08-27-2011, 10:53 AM)IMaDick Wrote: are only sane people allowed their opinion in this land of plenty

Hell no. If it wasn't for the plethora of tards that abound it would take away a great source of amusement for me.

Aww hell. I'm under a tornado watch now.

I want to be under a tornado watch too!! you east coasters get to have all the fun.

Hoping everyone is safe this morning!

(08-27-2011, 11:34 AM)IMaDick Wrote: I want to be under a tornado watch too!! you east coasters get to have all the fun.

Earthquake, hurricane, massive flooding, chance of tornadoes. That's life on the East Coast this week.