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Well.... The world is coming to an end, and it is starting right now. The snow has started, and panic has begun. Children are rushed underneath of desks, parents have bought all the bread, milk and eggs in the area. The weatherfolk are calling for UP TO 24"!! HOW WILL WE SURVIVE?!?!?!?!?!

This may be my last post, as I may get swallowed by the depths of the snow, and alas, my last words; "BASS RESOURCE KICKS ***!"

Goodbye to 26,000 of my closest friends, goodbye.. the world as we know it could be gone... goodbye bass, goodbye sub-premium gear... sigh.....

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Well.... The world is coming to an end, and it is starting right now. The snow has started, and panic has begun. Children are rushed underneath of desks, parents have bought all the bread, milk and eggs in the area. The weatherfolk are calling for UP TO 24"!! HOW WILL WE SURVIVE?!?!?!?!?!

This may be my last post, as I may get swallowed by the depths of the snow, and alas, my last words; "BASS RESOURCE KICKS ***!"

Goodbye to 26,000 of my closest friends, goodbye.. the world as we know it could be gone... goodbye bass, goodbye sub-premium gear... sigh.....

Why bread milk and eggs? Wouldn't canned goods and other nonperishables be smarter if you are indeed going to be holed up at home for a while? Does everyone make french toast when it snows down there?

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Well.... The world is coming to an end, and it is starting right now. The snow has started, and panic has begun. Children are rushed underneath of desks, parents have bought all the bread, milk and eggs in the area. The weatherfolk are calling for UP TO 24"!! HOW WILL WE SURVIVE?!?!?!?!?!

This may be my last post, as I may get swallowed by the depths of the snow, and alas, my last words; "BASS RESOURCE KICKS ***!"

Goodbye to 26,000 of my closest friends, goodbye.. the world as we know it could be gone... goodbye bass, goodbye sub-premium gear... sigh.....

Why bread milk and eggs? Wouldn't canned goods and other nonperishables be smarter if you are indeed going to be holed up at home for a while? Does everyone make french toast when it snows down there?

Good one

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bread, milk, eggs, and toilet paper are the first things to sell out in all the stores when there is a snow storm. I thought that was common knowledge?

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Well.... The world is coming to an end, and it is starting right now. The snow has started, and panic has begun. Children are rushed underneath of desks, parents have bought all the bread, milk and eggs in the area. The weatherfolk are calling for UP TO 24"!! HOW WILL WE SURVIVE?!?!?!?!?!

This may be my last post, as I may get swallowed by the depths of the snow, and alas, my last words; "BASS RESOURCE KICKS ***!"

Goodbye to 26,000 of my closest friends, goodbye.. the world as we know it could be gone... goodbye bass, goodbye sub-premium gear... sigh.....

Why bread milk and eggs? Wouldn't canned goods and other nonperishables be smarter if you are indeed going to be holed up at home for a while? Does everyone make french toast when it snows down there?

LOL i spit Diet Dew all over my desk.

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bread, milk, eggs, and toilet paper are the first things to sell out in all the stores when there is a snow storm. I thought that was common knowledge?

thanks for the backup, dan. Unless youre being a smart ***, then insert the middle finger here.

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Well.... The world is coming to an end, and it is starting right now. The snow has started, and panic has begun. Children are rushed underneath of desks, parents have bought all the bread, milk and eggs in the area. The weatherfolk are calling for UP TO 24"!! HOW WILL WE SURVIVE?!?!?!?!?!

This may be my last post, as I may get swallowed by the depths of the snow, and alas, my last words; "BASS RESOURCE KICKS ***!"

Goodbye to 26,000 of my closest friends, goodbye.. the world as we know it could be gone... goodbye bass, goodbye sub-premium gear... sigh.....

Why bread milk and eggs? Wouldn't canned goods and other nonperishables be smarter if you are indeed going to be holed up at home for a while? Does everyone make french toast when it snows down there?

;D

someone needs to invent a coffee on the monitor smilie

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When there is snow in the forecast for Richmond, we go to the grocery store and then drive into a ditch.  ;D   ;D   ;D

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Wife has confirmed case of flu. Very cool considering she got the flu shot!!  I had to go to the neighborhood Giant not once but twice yesterday. Still trying to get over the shock of it all. Every checkout 5 deep fully packed cart and 20 deep in the pharmacy line. It was great!!

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I had no problem finding eggs and milk but dam if all the hotdog buns were sold out. I mean seriously, what the heck! Snow is coming so lets buy out all the hot dog buns ? I bought the hot dogs anyways , I'll just have to eat them with regular bread. Such is life

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Of course we buy up all of the toilet paper. It comes in handy after gorging ourselves on French Toast all weekend. All of the good leaves are under the snow..... 8-)

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I had no problem finding eggs and milk but dam if all the hotdog buns were sold out. I mean seriously, what the heck! Snow is coming so lets buy out all the hot dog buns ? I bought the hot dogs anyways , I'll just have to eat them with regular bread. Such is life

I got ya beat on this one. Needed a single lowly green pepper last night. Went to the store and they were completely sold out?   :-?  Can't ever remember that being an essential for a blizzard! LOL

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Geez, just saw the east coast weather for myself.  Man I hope you guys out there make through this safe!

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Yep, I'm right in the middle of it....the pink area you see on the weather map.

I took my son to Wal Mart last night before all this started so he could get a webcam for his laptop. While there, I figured I'd get some cereal, milk, bread and some drinks. Cereal was there, 4 gallons of milk left, plenty of drinks but the bread shelves were cleaned out except for one lonely bag of hot dog buns. Only problem is, they looked like they had been dragged under the bread truck and then stomped on by a buffalo. I passed on them as well.

Supposed to keep on snowing until tomorrow afternoon sometime.

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I had no problem finding eggs and milk but dam if all the hotdog buns were sold out. I mean seriously, what the heck! Snow is coming so lets buy out all the hot dog buns ? I bought the hot dogs anyways , I'll just have to eat them with regular bread. Such is life

Use flour tortillas.

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Yep, I'm right in the middle of it....the pink area you see on the weather map.

I took my son to Wal Mart last night before all this started so he could get a webcam for his laptop. While there, I figured I'd get some cereal, milk, bread and some drinks. Cereal was there, 4 gallons of milk left, plenty of drinks but the bread shelves were cleaned out except for one lonely bag of hot dog buns. Only problem is, they looked like they had been dragged under the bread truck and then stomped on by a buffalo. I passed on them as well.

Supposed to keep on snowing until tomorrow afternoon sometime.

Better you than me.   ;)

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I've already shoveled my driveway three times, and the fourth is to come very soon.

Basser89- I grabbed some green peppers. No idea why, but i thought it was a good idea. Also bought a huge supply of liquor. I will probably be non functioning most of the weekend.

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I've already shoveled my driveway three times, and the fourth is to come very soon.

Why shovel before the snow ends?

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I've already shoveled my driveway three times, and the fourth is to come very soon.

Why shovel before the snow ends?

If your shoveling, I'm guessing 4 or 6 inches at a time is easier than 24 after it's done.

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I've already shoveled my driveway three times, and the fourth is to come very soon.

Why shovel before the snow ends?

If your shoveling, I'm guessing 4 or 6 inches at a time is easier than 24 after it's done.

Nah, just a waste of time.

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