Posted on 02/24/2011 8:51:52 AM PST by BCW
I have friends in CA that got a berk from Craigslist. Plus I offered to have it sent here (not in CA), and just UPS it to them.
bfl > ???
What does this mean - ?
When in Iraq with Blackwater - I was fortunate to have served with SF/Seals that discussed this very thing...it’s the same pill you pick up at CVS - just no govt red tape and and bunch of BS that’s added on the side that jacks up the price...
Those that produce this - did not invest in separate production lines - it’s about marketing...I have a bottles of these sitting in my go bag next to my M17 Bag ...get what you can now...may not need it - but it’s better to have something than nothing...
I’m thinking bfl means “bump for later” — but I don’t know for sure.
Just asked DH.
Depends on if the well pump uses 110 or 220, and how deep it is. For 220 you need a bigger generator.
He’s going to go look at the gen in the pump house and I’ll tell you more tomorrow.
It’s a real life saver because we can store about 3000 gallons of water, so even if electric is sporadic, we can run the pump that way and fill the tanks. If no electric at all, an hour or two on the gen would get probably 1500 or more gallons since we have about 14 gallons per minute. Then, the pump pushes the water through a pipe about 300 feet to the storage tanks.
DH just said that any place that sells well pumps could tell you how strong a generator you need. He thinks a 3500 kw generator should be enough to pull from 100 feet. Our gen is 6500 kw because our well pump runs on 220 and is more than 100 feet deep.
If you have any more questions I’ll pass them on.
“Wow... that website lists fluoxetine under Women’s Health as a tx for premenstrual disphoric disorder... that’s generic Prozac. I wonder if people even know what they are ordering?”
I think with this kind of stuff you just need to read up on medicines which I have done. Anything you want to know about any drug is online. I am sticking with pretty well known stuff like Cipro, Amoxicillin, Keflex, hydrocodone, robaxin, quickclot etc. I don’t think most MD’s are going to write scrips for 1 year supplies of this kind of stuff just because you tell them you think the “s” is going to HTF. LOL!! So you kind of just have to make your own choices.
Bump for Later reading...
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