NobodysHome |
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I've lived on the tundra long enough to respect snow, which is why we live within walking distance of everything essential.
Yeah; it's sad. As a native Californian, we're taught from childhood, "Be ready to go a full month with NO services -- no gas, electricity, water, or roads."
So we hoard canned and dry goods, and become backpackers because we need all the gear anyway (camp stove, fuel, water filtration, sleeping bags, etc.) and the Sierras are right there.
Yet I suspect if you inspected all of the households in California, 90-95% would fail this simple test.
Our next 8.0+ earthquake is going to be ugly...
captain yesterday |
captain yesterday wrote:I've lived on the tundra long enough to respect snow, which is why we live within walking distance of everything essential.Yeah; it's sad. As a native Californian, we're taught from childhood, "Be ready to go a full month with NO services -- no gas, electricity, water, or roads."
So we hoard canned and dry goods, and become backpackers because we need all the gear anyway (camp stove, fuel, water filtration, sleeping bags, etc.) and the Sierras are right there.
Yet I suspect if you inspected all of the households in California, 90-95% would fail this simple test.
Our next 8.0+ earthquake is going to be ugly...
Why stockpile today what you can loot tomorrow.
Oh right, because everyone else will be looting. Also zombies.
Limeylongears |
I appreciate everything the X-Men movies did, but they did not age well.
Also X-Men 3 was the first movie I bought and threw away immediately after watching.
"You could've donated it!" the wife said "And let someone else watch it, no thanks!" I replied.
DVDs make good targets.
NobodysHome |
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I appreciate everything the X-Men movies did, but they did not age well.
Also X-Men 3 was the first movie I bought and threw away immediately after watching.
"You could've donated it!" the wife said "And let someone else watch it, no thanks!" I replied.
That's really an awesome point.
I have some DVDs to throw out.
Then he brings a bag to the game, and we are required to close our eyes, reach in, and pull out our execrable movie for the year.
We've been trying to give them away, but now I understand...
DungeonmasterCal |
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captain yesterday wrote:I appreciate everything the X-Men movies did, but they did not age well.
Also X-Men 3 was the first movie I bought and threw away immediately after watching.
"You could've donated it!" the wife said "And let someone else watch it, no thanks!" I replied.
That's really an awesome point.
I have some DVDs to throw out.
** spoiler omitted **
Don't throw them out. Mail them to me... lol.. we gather 3 or 4 times a year to watch bad movies. We need some new material.