I used to have a normal life before I came here...

:thread..rocks:

Yeah tell me about it.. I seem to spend all my spare time on this site... It's better than sex (Cause I'm married and I never get any of that anyway).

MST3KFTW!!!


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The DOOM will come, whether you have "prepped" or not. No worries. Preppers will just live a little longer - not much.

If you want to know beforehand, hang around here. If not, don't. Nothing to get down about.

I smoke, and yeah, thank too goddamn much about topics on this site (and therefore have a panic attack), BUT I my GLP. Through all the name changes, bannings and bullshit, I love GLP. I need like I need herbage

Last Edited by Too Dark Park on 08/24/2011 12:42 AM

MST3K!

this place is a like an old run down website from the mid nineties... echoing many of the same conversations that took place, even the same responses.

I know what you mean but it happened a long time ago for me. You can't look at life the same way ever again.

Yep! Sometimes you just feel like you wish you could go back and take the blue pill!

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I was talking about this with my Husband tonight. I asked him, are we going down the well? Or are we just preparing for the inevitable. How would we know if we were crazy and feeding off of each other?

I do miss the days where my biggest worry was where I was going to go out or what new shoes I was going to buy.

(Don't get me wrong, I purchased a pair of shoes today...just in case..)

I mean, at what point to we say to ourselves, yeah, I'm going off the deep end. Which brought us to the conversation of: when to leave work if something is going down. I almost did today. I work on the 16th floor, in the midwest, I do not want to be stuck in any way. I was a razor's edge of leaving today. If this eq were in CA, meh. But it was somewhere that really never gets earthquakes. Which made my spidey sense go off.


It really is a dilema. Ignore and enjoy blissfully unaware, or know what is going on and prepare yourself, only to see the entire eastern seaboard have earthquakes and still do nothing.

..I am so dead....sigh...


The part about feeding off each other and when do you know if you're going off the deep end. =)
I'm in the DC metro area (not DC thankfully) and I went home an hour after the quake. Worked on the hill 9/11, walked home that day in a suit and heels. I avoided last year's snowmageddon traffic nightmare by leaving work early. Not sticking around when everyone say's "it's ok" or when there IS no evacuation plan.

lots of eye-opening threads on GLP