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To: ansel12

No, It was pretty rough. On the second day we lost CABLE and Internet. Plus, the cell service at my house is kind of sketchy. WE HAD TO READ BOOKS. Oh the HORROR.

IF you are a young couple with no kids, no pets and you lose power, you go to a hotel in the city and hang out. Party down, screw like rabbits, order room service.

If you are a home owner out in the country with a bunch of animals to take care of you need to have a generator. If you have propane heat, you install a propane generator. They turn themselves on once a week and click on within 30 seconds in the event of a loss of power. That way you are not running to the gas station everyday like me. I can run everything in the house except the clothes dryer and the electric oven.


135 posted on 01/26/2015 1:07:40 PM PST by woodbutcher1963
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To: woodbutcher1963

I’m from Houston and grew up knowing that when a Hurricane is coming, fill the bathtub and make sure you have plenty of booze, a full tank of gas, and of course the rest of the stuff.

I’m really surprised that the old advice that the first thing you do is “fill the bathtub with water” has faded away.


143 posted on 01/26/2015 1:19:17 PM PST by ansel12 (Civilization, Crusade against the Mohammedan Death Cult.)
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