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CourtDude User ID: 991409 United States 02/11/2011 01:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Eat, I'm happy to see you back on here and Mrs. CourtDude and I welcome your informative threads with hint of worry as I am a worrier as well. After your recent warning of the skyrocketing food prices my wife and are allocating about $2.5K USD of our tax refund for canned / dried / long storing foods for purchase this month. We're getting the CourtDude Estate as ready for self-sufficiency as possible. |
ºEATº (OP) User ID: 1097642 Canada 02/11/2011 01:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Eat, I'm happy to see you back on here and Mrs. CourtDude and I welcome your informative threads with hint of worry as I am a worrier as well. After your recent warning of the skyrocketing food prices my wife and are allocating about $2.5K USD of our tax refund for canned / dried / long storing foods for purchase this month. Quoting: CourtDudeWe're getting the CourtDude Estate as ready for self-sufficiency as possible. Getting your non perishable food lined up right now is a smart smart thing. I myself might pick up some more coffee, rice, sugar, etc now before the prices skyrocket later this year. Coffee in the morning. Tea in the afternoon. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1262489 Canada 02/11/2011 01:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Eat, I'm happy to see you back on here and Mrs. CourtDude and I welcome your informative threads with hint of worry as I am a worrier as well. After your recent warning of the skyrocketing food prices my wife and are allocating about $2.5K USD of our tax refund for canned / dried / long storing foods for purchase this month. Quoting: CourtDudeWe're getting the CourtDude Estate as ready for self-sufficiency as possible. Here have a hanky so you can wipe the shit off of your nose... |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1262489 Canada 02/11/2011 01:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Eat, I'm happy to see you back on here and Mrs. CourtDude and I welcome your informative threads with hint of worry as I am a worrier as well. After your recent warning of the skyrocketing food prices my wife and are allocating about $2.5K USD of our tax refund for canned / dried / long storing foods for purchase this month. Quoting: CourtDudeWe're getting the CourtDude Estate as ready for self-sufficiency as possible. Getting your non perishable food lined up right now is a smart smart thing. I myself might pick up some more coffee, rice, sugar, etc now before the prices skyrocket later this year. Dont forget the spam!!!!! |
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Dalby spook. User ID: 1192489 02/11/2011 01:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Nice to have you back Eat we expect an essay on your adventures by monday or its detention every night after school for a week. Meerkats were formed of this world - To create. Then to save. If it can not be saved, then to destroy & start the cycle again. We are not Great, do not Worship us and we are not your Master's. WE are ALL the Great Oral Disemenators... We are all FREE... extracted from the book of "The nobody". |
fairflight User ID: 1071336 United States 02/11/2011 01:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Eat, I'm happy to see you back on here and Mrs. CourtDude and I welcome your informative threads with hint of worry as I am a worrier as well. After your recent warning of the skyrocketing food prices my wife and are allocating about $2.5K USD of our tax refund for canned / dried / long storing foods for purchase this month. Quoting: CourtDudeWe're getting the CourtDude Estate as ready for self-sufficiency as possible. Getting your non perishable food lined up right now is a smart smart thing. I myself might pick up some more coffee, rice, sugar, etc now before the prices skyrocket later this year. Sin goods are good to have for barter. Don't forget the smokes, alcohol and candy! Last Edited by fairflight on 02/11/2011 01:15 PM "Man was also in the beginning with God. Intelligence, or the light of truth, was not created or made, neither indeed can be. ALL truth is independent in that sphere in which God has placed it, to act for itself." |
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ºEATº (OP) User ID: 1097642 Canada 02/11/2011 01:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Eat, I'm happy to see you back on here and Mrs. CourtDude and I welcome your informative threads with hint of worry as I am a worrier as well. After your recent warning of the skyrocketing food prices my wife and are allocating about $2.5K USD of our tax refund for canned / dried / long storing foods for purchase this month. Quoting: CourtDudeWe're getting the CourtDude Estate as ready for self-sufficiency as possible. Getting your non perishable food lined up right now is a smart smart thing. I myself might pick up some more coffee, rice, sugar, etc now before the prices skyrocket later this year. Sin goods are good to have for barter. Don't forget the smokes, alcohol and candy! Candy, yes. Alcohol, no. Don't want the kind of crowd that needs alcohol. Coffee in the morning. Tea in the afternoon. |
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fairflight User ID: 1071336 United States 02/11/2011 01:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Eat, I'm happy to see you back on here and Mrs. CourtDude and I welcome your informative threads with hint of worry as I am a worrier as well. After your recent warning of the skyrocketing food prices my wife and are allocating about $2.5K USD of our tax refund for canned / dried / long storing foods for purchase this month. Quoting: CourtDudeWe're getting the CourtDude Estate as ready for self-sufficiency as possible. Getting your non perishable food lined up right now is a smart smart thing. I myself might pick up some more coffee, rice, sugar, etc now before the prices skyrocket later this year. Sin goods are good to have for barter. Don't forget the smokes, alcohol and candy! Candy, yes. Alcohol, no. Don't want the kind of crowd that needs alcohol. Me either...but there are people out there that would trade necessities for that sort of thing....habits are a b-witch. "Man was also in the beginning with God. Intelligence, or the light of truth, was not created or made, neither indeed can be. ALL truth is independent in that sphere in which God has placed it, to act for itself." |
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CourtDude User ID: 991409 United States 02/11/2011 01:27 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: ºEATºGetting your non perishable food lined up right now is a smart smart thing. I myself might pick up some more coffee, rice, sugar, etc now before the prices skyrocket later this year. Sin goods are good to have for barter. Don't forget the smokes, alcohol and candy! Candy, yes. Alcohol, no. Don't want the kind of crowd that needs alcohol. Me either...but there are people out there that would trade necessities for that sort of thing....habits are a b-witch. ^^^This^^^ We won't have alcohol for trade, I agree on a potential bad crowd being attracted, but we will have ciggarrettes and salt. I have had a neighbor walk to my home in a rain storm because she 'needed' a ciggarrette and couldn't get to the store. She would be a great candidate for trading a cut of venison or string of fish for a pack of ciggarrettes later when TSHTF. Fair for both of us. Edit for fat-fingerness Last Edited by CourtDude on 02/11/2011 01:28 PM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 817672 Canada 02/11/2011 01:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Good for you. *sarcasm* Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1134695Should we throw a fucking party for you eat? Everyone is free to come and go as they choose. Why make a thread announcing this? Big whoop di dooo Yeah he also started a thread over there saying how he was never coming back here.Sort of makes it hard to take him seriously. Hey brief don't you just hate two faced people? You must be a newbie. Run along and go play with the others. To know EAT, is to love EAT. He's pretty much the GLP mascot, in case you cant tell, dude. |
ºEATº (OP) User ID: 1097642 Canada 02/11/2011 01:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: fairflightSin goods are good to have for barter. Don't forget the smokes, alcohol and candy! Candy, yes. Alcohol, no. Don't want the kind of crowd that needs alcohol. Me either...but there are people out there that would trade necessities for that sort of thing....habits are a b-witch. ^^^This^^^ We won't have alcohol for trade, I agree on a potential bad crowd being attracted, but we will have ciggarrettes and salt. I have had a neighbor walk to my home in a rain storm because she 'needed' a ciggarrette and couldn't get to the store. She would be a great candidate for trading a cut of venison or string of fish for a pack of ciggarrettes later when TSHTF. Fair for both of us. Edit for fat-fingerness Salt and Sugar!!!! I would say that SUGAR will be worth it's weight in gold. You can do so much with sugar... including making your own alcohol. So, in a sense... sugar is alcohol. Coffee in the morning. Tea in the afternoon. |
BRIEF User ID: 381742 United States 02/11/2011 01:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: ºEATºCandy, yes. Alcohol, no. Don't want the kind of crowd that needs alcohol. Me either...but there are people out there that would trade necessities for that sort of thing....habits are a b-witch. ^^^This^^^ We won't have alcohol for trade, I agree on a potential bad crowd being attracted, but we will have ciggarrettes and salt. I have had a neighbor walk to my home in a rain storm because she 'needed' a ciggarrette and couldn't get to the store. She would be a great candidate for trading a cut of venison or string of fish for a pack of ciggarrettes later when TSHTF. Fair for both of us. Edit for fat-fingerness Salt and Sugar!!!! I would say that SUGAR will be worth it's weight in gold. You can do so much with sugar... including making your own alcohol. So, in a sense... sugar is alcohol. You can preserve meat with salt though...fruit has natural sugar for making wine... I never forgive and I never forget I am a licensed firearm holder. I will, under protection of law, use lethal force if attacked. |
ºEATº (OP) User ID: 1097642 Canada 02/11/2011 01:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Good for you. *sarcasm* Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1134695Should we throw a fucking party for you eat? Everyone is free to come and go as they choose. Why make a thread announcing this? Big whoop di dooo Yeah he also started a thread over there saying how he was never coming back here.Sort of makes it hard to take him seriously. Hey brief don't you just hate two faced people? You must be a newbie. Run along and go play with the others. To know EAT, is to love EAT. He's pretty much the GLP mascot, in case you cant tell, dude. Coffee in the morning. Tea in the afternoon. |
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CourtDude User ID: 991409 United States 02/11/2011 01:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Getting your non perishable food lined up right now is a smart smart thing. Quoting: ºEATºI myself might pick up some more coffee, rice, sugar, etc now before the prices skyrocket later this year. Later this year? She just went shopping last night and came home with four bags for a total of $398 USD--an almost identical shopping trip five years ago would have cost us under $75 USD. As govt. employees we have not had a merrit or cost of living raise in over five years, I know many people have not, my point is 0% increase in income yet a 530% increase in food costs. This is hitting us hard and we make decent money, I can't imagine a family making $50K or less being able to keep a home and continue to purchase their food this coming year. When the GOM gusher was still in the news forefront I convinced my neighbor to turn a combined area covering one third of each of our yards into a common garden for us and we did well with tommattos and cucumbers. We have converted the flower beds around my home and the decorative gardens surrounding the pool into gardens for beans, peppers and onions which produced last summer but not nearly as well as previous years. The pool deck area is elevated about three feet above terrain as I essentially live in a swamp and next month we are having it expanded back into the woods and all brought to level to give us close to an additional 80 X 60 feet of garden space under partial shade. And everyone, Mrs. CourtDude and I are becoming self sufficient because of the knowledge we have gained here at GLP. Someday I truly believe I will be able to look back and say our lives were saved by what we learned on here. Last Edited by CourtDude on 02/11/2011 01:57 PM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1247980 United Kingdom 02/11/2011 01:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Good for you. *sarcasm* Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1134695Should we throw a fucking party for you eat? Everyone is free to come and go as they choose. Why make a thread announcing this? Big whoop di dooo Yeah he also started a thread over there saying how he was never coming back here.Sort of makes it hard to take him seriously. Hey brief don't you just hate two faced people? grow up - who cares, you sound like my four year old. its all jokes. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1262489 Canada 02/11/2011 02:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Good for you. *sarcasm* Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1134695Should we throw a fucking party for you eat? Everyone is free to come and go as they choose. Why make a thread announcing this? Big whoop di dooo Yeah he also started a thread over there saying how he was never coming back here.Sort of makes it hard to take him seriously. Hey brief don't you just hate two faced people? You must be a newbie. Run along and go play with the others. To know EAT, is to love EAT. He's pretty much the GLP mascot, in case you cant tell, dude. Think what you must to satisfy your needs regardless if true or not I simply call them as I see them? |