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Good luck all, I am glad we dont get anything like that here in the UK, thats all we do is moan about rain all the time -
So far very calm here.......but expect eventually to see things pick upLeave a comment:
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I wish the best for all of you guys and gals. If the power and internet does get knocked out do us all a solid and let us know your okay once its back up. A roll call thread would probably be a really good idea. Hold on to your hats everybody.Leave a comment:
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hi al...
my thoughts are with you all who are having to prepare for this...mother nature is a very powerfull force... its all here on the uk news..and my thoughts went straight out to you guys and gals also on the megomuseum.....
be safe all...thoughts from the uk
dave.Leave a comment:
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Good luck everybody. I wish you all the best in getting through this.
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Even if it heads out to sea we won't escape it. It's as big as the whole east coast and its tail goes out as far as Nova Scotia. Were going to get rain and wind no matter what. Just don't park your cars under any big trees.
Google has a pretty good storm tracker. Just look at the size of this thing:

Storm Tracker: Hurricane Irene 2011 Predicted Route Along The East Coast (INTERACTIVE MAP)Leave a comment:
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i always get water of course, chef boyardee, saltine crackers, powder milk, spam, tuna, beef jerky, lots of sweetsMaybe I'm naiive but not even worried about it. I'm in Western Maryland and according to what I know, we are supposed to get some heavy rain along with 40-50 mile winds. I made sure to clean out my stair well so my sump pump was ready, turned over my patio furniture and just figured I will deal with whatever comes. I know everyone goes running for milk, eggs, and bread but I heard that the best food item that has a long shelf life and humans can basically live off of without anything else is peanut butter. I guess it has the proteins, oils, vitamins, etc. that is the best food source of anything you can find in a grocercy store. If and when the day comes; I am going to buy Costco sized jars of JIF Creamy Peanut Butter for my Armagedden stock pile. I love it and really don't think I would get sick of eating it.
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Good luck and be safe everybody.
Shawn just left me a message that the subways in NYC are shutting down.
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Ron, head over to Berto's House and bring your Mego's, they'll be safe there.
I'm in the armpit of Jersey...My house is pretty elevated compared to most folks around me...not really worried about water as much as these 100 year old trees surrounding my house.
Stay Safe Folks...See you on the other side of this thing
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Maybe I'm naiive but not even worried about it. I'm in Western Maryland and according to what I know, we are supposed to get some heavy rain along with 40-50 mile winds. I made sure to clean out my stair well so my sump pump was ready, turned over my patio furniture and just figured I will deal with whatever comes. I know everyone goes running for milk, eggs, and bread but I heard that the best food item that has a long shelf life and humans can basically live off of without anything else is peanut butter. I guess it has the proteins, oils, vitamins, etc. that is the best food source of anything you can find in a grocercy store. If and when the day comes; I am going to buy Costco sized jars of JIF Creamy Peanut Butter for my Armagedden stock pile. I love it and really don't think I would get sick of eating it.Leave a comment:


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