Well, here it comes . . .

[Not A Nice Person]

[user=742]steve047[/user] wrote:

[lol] [lol] [lol]

NANP™
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[Tonto]

Boarding up, stocking up, and hunkering down. Ike's coming.

NANP™
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good thing your name isn't Tina....  

Stay safe!!

[-PO-]

Be safe NANP

[Bobgun]

Keep your matches dry  bro.!

[banzaitoyota]

Stay safe, GOD bless!

[Moro]

[user=57]Headley[/user] wrote:

[user=118]Not A Nice Person[/user] wrote:

Doesn't look, at this point, like we'll get a direct hit. But the storm system's huge, so it should be . . . interesting.

Have bourbon, stogies, and steaks. We'll be fine.

NANP™
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No P0RN?  Must have P0RN.

Be safe NANP.  Looks like it's veering a little north this morning so I hope that's good news for you Bro.

Made me remmeber Trainspotting. Ye also need one mattres, tomato soup, ten tins of; mushroom soup, eight tins of, for consumption cold; ice cream, vanilla, one large tub of; magnesia, milk of, one bottle; paracetamol;mouth wash; vitamins; mineral water; Lucozade; one bucket for urine, one for feces and one for vomitus; one television; and one bottle of Valium.

[Tonto]

NANP...do you have a generator?...just in case?

[Not A Nice Person]

LMAO!!! No, no, no generator. [lol]

Honestly, I know it seems exotic to folks up on the other end of the continent, and you've seen some pretty dramatic newsreel footage before, no doubt, but . . . a generator's just overkill.

I have a gas grill and fully charged flashlights, 4 frozen gallon jugs of water to convert my fridge to an ice chest if need be, and I'm getting all my laundry done ahead of time right now. We've had a much more direct hit since I moved here, about 8 years ago, and my power was only out 16 hours . . . and it was just MY power; I lived in a garage apt. back then and my line blew down.

Saw a guy loading TWO ginormous generators into the back of his truck this morning, though. Laughed till I cried, almost . . . what's he planning on doing? Making sure the television stays on? Is the other one for the blender, so they don't run outta margaritas in the middle of the storm? [lol]

It goes dark, I go to bed. Or step away from the 'puter and read by flashlight . . . maybe even under the covers, just to relive my childhood.

NANP™
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[Tonto]

We do get hit up here every once & awile...but I still remember an ice storm years ago...we lost heat & power for about 12 days!! We were lucky that we had a gas grill & a full tank of propane.

[madurodave]

[user=118]Not A Nice Person[/user] wrote:

LMAO!!! No, no, no generator. [lol]

Honestly, I know it seems exotic to folks up on the other end of the continent, and you've seen some pretty dramatic newsreel footage before, no doubt, but . . . a generator's just overkill.

I have a gas grill and fully charged flashlights, 4 frozen gallon jugs of water to convert my fridge to an ice chest if need be, and I'm getting all my laundry done ahead of time right now. We've had a much more direct hit since I moved here, about 8 years ago, and my power was only out 16 hours . . . and it was just MY power; I lived in a garage apt. back then and my line blew down.

Saw a guy loading TWO ginormous generators into the back of his truck this morning, though. Laughed till I cried, almost . . . what's he planning on doing? Making sure the television stays on? Is the other one for the blender, so they don't run outta margaritas in the middle of the storm? [lol]

It goes dark, I go to bed. Or step away from the 'puter and read by flashlight . . . maybe even under the covers, just to relive my childhood.

NANP™
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Well....yea!

And fans and wireless and fridge and well....a buncha stuff...[lol]