I got a woman who can shoot and clean a rabbits and cute, win win :vs_cool: at only 5' 100 lbs she is a firecracker on strength, abilities and willingness to learn.When the manufactured covid crisis started, combined with election year BS, my wife saw the writing on the wall.
She quietly began increasing our one year supply of food and necessities to 3 years. Enough to get through riots and leftist activities.
Some things were fine already - we use one coffee filter per day, she hasn't bought any in 15 years and still has several thousand.
Toilet paper crisis? We had case after case after case out in the hay shed.
We are not "preppers ", we simply have common sense.
Living rurally, it is easier to order thru Walmart or Amazon and have it delivered to our gate than to drive into town and see bare shelves.
I married the perfect woman for me.
To borrow a line from the Internet: "Cute is out, you want a woman who can catch a chicken."
Hey, there are a few of us from Washington on this site. The Woodinville Costco was out of paper products for at least two days last week. I haven't been to Walmart; it's out of the way for me.I got a woman who can shoot and clean a rabbits and cute, win win :vs_cool: at only 5' 100 lbs she is a firecracker on strength, abilities and willingness to learn.
Wally World in Port Angeles WA is well stocked nothing missing here.
Not from here, transferred here from Texas to be stationed here and was mistake. After 5 years I built my funds up left the service and moved to Montana a couple years ago. Now I'm just here getting my stuff out of storage now, $800 plus a trip 4 trips :vs_whistle:Hey, there are a few of us from Washington on this site. The Woodinville Costco was out of paper products for at least two days last week. I haven't been to Walmart; it's out of the way for me.
LANSING, MICH. (WLNS) - If you're stocking up on food and supplies amid the second wave of the surge in coronavirus cases, retailers have a message for you: don't. "Michigan has an ample supply of food products and other items. But, when shoppers panic buy products like toilet paper, paper towel and other items, it creates a ripple effect within the supply chain," said Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentWent out to purchase a few more items at local grocery chain. Got what I wanted and decided to check TP to grab another llarge pack. All they had was 4 packs of "No tree TP". I passed.
I am now craving copious numbers of chicken wings at 8:50 in the AM. Thanks, Slippy!! :vs_wave:Me and Mrs S went to the Piggly Wiggly yesterday, prices seemed a bit higher according to Mrs S. But plenty of inventory of everything but paper products and certain higher end cuts of meat. We added some cans of soup and cans of veggies for our stores.
I did notice they had plenty of low end pork cuts like hog jowels and pigs feet as well as lots of chicken wings. And for some damn reason they had 4 kiosks of pickled eggs! You know, the ones in the Reddish Brine! That cracked me up! :tango_face_grin:
The hindquarters of a chicken....not the wings.I'm sorry, but what are chicken hindquarters?
This country is in deep feces. Its just barely getting wound up.https://www.krqe.com/health/coronav...ore-businesses-for-4-or-more-rapid-responses/
NM shutting down grocery stores.
That is why we've mentioned stocking up on food on the podcasts. Considering just how fragile the supply chain is, it seems almost suicidal to not be well prepared during these times.This country is in deep feces. Its just barley getting wound up.