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[quote]Pretty easy to use a fork and knife and cut it right at the tail. Do you need your wife to do that for you?[/quote] bullshitee then I have to waste that last little segment of meat, that pisses me off more. ...

That explains a lot more. Thank you :cheers:...

It’s actually the best odds in the casino if you play right...

Does anyone know what yeasts are used to brew the juicy hoppy beers like parish envie?...

I read the book. It’s very helpful, but it still does not address the question of weight for the plug-ins If the recommended range is 8-12 reps, do you want to pick a weight so that you fail in that range? For example, I could stop at 12 reps of 15 lb dumbbell curls wth very little effort, or ...

[quote]jesus dude just shoot me now if I’m resorting to eating dog food[/quote] You are soft. Get hungry enough I bet you scarf it down. I wouldn’t start eating it day 1 but when the real food runs out you will be begging for your kibbles and bits...

[quote]If you have a "running" generator or vehicle, you're an immediate target. Big time.[/quote] Yea the risk/benefit isn’t worth it with a generator in a long term scenario ...

[quote]think I would head to a nearby backpacking supply store, and load up on freeze dried food,[/quote] Not a bad idea. But I would assume the owners of those stores would be taking those supplies for themselves asap and I doubt they keep large stocks. But certainly a decent idea...

[quote]see people saying get generators and a fuel supply and drive carburetor vehicles. Where are you going to get fuel when the pumps run on electricity? [/quote] Siphon from the gas tanks of all the cars that can’t run I wouldn’t go for a generator. I think it’s too much trouble and you won...

Call me crazy but my first move is to go to the pet store (a couple blocks away) and buy/take as much as I can carry them keep going back until nothing is left All the groceries are going to be a nightmare and cleaned out in hours. People probably won’t even think about the pet store. Dog fo...

[quote]If your interested in what life would be like after an EMP, read "One second after". Fictional story, but dead on. The story addresses issues we cant even think of while sitting on computers, kicking around the topic. Very eye opening.[/quote] :lol:...

[quote]The concept of an EMP actually striking the US is so remote, it's astronomical. What it would take: - a state sanctioned organization that had nuclear bombs. - a state sanctioned organization with nuclear bombs that wants to attack the US. -a state sanctioned organization that wants to at...

[quote]until baseball season where we can freak out like usual about mid-week let downs against state schools[/quote] Last year we had to go on the road to play the eventual national champions, do you think we would have been in that situation if we didn’t lose to: Southeastern x1 ULL x2 UNO...

Thanks, I actually did forget. I forgot he even attended LSU ...

I think we are jumping the gun on Walker assuming that he will be back to his old form His best attribute was his command, painting the corners low and away. I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s not the same unfortunately. ...

I mean power lines don’t need to be re run. It’s essentially transformers. We are already building a backup supply and those could be made in another country. What else needs to be fixed in order to get power restored?...

I agree with everything you said other than the decades part. I only used 6-12 months as a timeframe because that’s all that is needed to see the massive deaths and chaos occur. I don’t think it would be decades before we had power and decent infrastructure though. Other countries will see a...

Is that why you shop at Sears?...

[quote]If we’re being honest here, non-urban areas with smart, industrious folks wound end up fine. You’d see small communities form that provide services and trade with each other. This would happen within weeks. Most everyone else would die. Most in the inner-cities would succumb to the savagery o...