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Posted by donjr on October 26, 2012 at 05:35:13 from (72.71.177.74):

The world is coming to an end. Sandy is coming. And we're right in the bullseye here in N. Maryland . The TV news is going nuts. The 'advice' is driving the citidiots into a feeding frenzy. After the derecho hit last summer, BGE is already under fire for repair work and calling out of state contractors. Lowe's and Wally World are getting a run on generators and batteries. Water, milk and toilet paper will disappear before noon today from store shelves. Sump pumps must be checked. Get gas and oil for the chainsaw now. Whoops, add that to the list. Get a chainsaw and blower to cleanup afterward. And don't forget boots and raingear. We're looking at First Warning Weather. "We're scrambling to board up and get boats out of the water. The weather isn't affecting traffic yet, but get ready. It will into the weekend. Stay tuned for an update...."

So, it's gonna rain. It'll be a pain to feed for a few days. Cows will stay in the barn and be bedded. Even they ain't that dumb.

And the box stores will grin all the way to the bank.

I just can't understand how mankind managed to make it this far. You would have thought Darwin would have weeded us out better by now. Guess I better get out and fuel up the loader and batten down the hatches....


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