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They just copy and paste previous bills, and advance them to the next legislative session, hoping they'll get passed the next go-around.

OK fair enough, so let's take that a step further. Having printed books and print-outs in a box, ready for review in a emergency is a GREAT idea, but when that time happens, do you want to be digging around in a box, in the dark, trying to figure out what to do? So, here is PRE Plan A: In reality, everyone needs to read those books/print-outs NOW, and make a plan and prepare on what they are going to do. Pulling them out, after the fact, might be difficult playing catchup. Here's an exercise to do RIGHT NOW. Go to your electrical panel box, turn off the main breaker, and live that way for a WEEK. You'll quickly learn where the holes are in your plan. Only then, will you truly know, and can backfill where necessary. Then go back and read the books/print-outs to see what you're missing. True, but I operate on the one is none, two is one, and three is bare minimum where you want to be. I also believe in the Boy Scout motto; "Be Prepared". Both my sons are Eagle Scouts, so there's a mindset that's been a staple in our family. Knowing what to do BEFORE the incident happens is 9/10 of the game. I've actually wargamed and have done trial runs. Going through Hurricane Sandy without power for an extended period helped close some gaps. I believe in trials and testing, before the stress of the event gets here. I think trying to read, learn, adjust and handle daily survival DURING the incident can really test your nerves. But, maybe that's the engineer in me talking... I like to catch little problems before they become BIGGER problems..

Wow, scroll those photos of the people, and this was before the day of the rally...

And it's all your buddies controlling the Liberal media doing it. Are you finally waking up?

I agree, the Internet can go away with a click of a mouse, but as another option, what about having the books in PDF format on a flash drive? Besides a direct hit by a EMP on your computer or tablet, you should still be able to boot up these devices and read the PDFs locally, right?

Apparently, for some here, I need to include /s after my posts, just to help them. So, that would include Poptarts in the shape of a gun? Or, a pack of tissues? Or, a Blue t-shirt? ....asking for a friend.

What about Tasers? I didn't see them on that list, and they are legal. Someone brings toasters to a rally? Do they bring a long extension cord, too?

No one??

Famous quote:

I know, I was referring to Handyman's comment about falling 1000 feet, autorotation or not, hit the ground hard enough and you're dead. I don't think autorotation was a factor in this crash. I appears they might have flew into the mountain or ground at high speed. There have been situations where people die in autorotation crashes too..

Isn't dead.... well dead? Does it matter how fast you're going when you hit the ground? Gravity ALWAYS wins.

Which one will happen first?

Only one I know for singles starts at 6 years old: https://speedraceway.com/locations/cinnaminson-track/ They can drive/steer the karts and if they can reach the pedals, work them too. But a adult has to be in with them in a double seater.

Ha... beat you to it...

Yep, all our vehicles do it too, I hate when someone cracks a back window.., or closing the back window that's causing it..

This is true, but if you look at those people, they seem to be your average middle class Joe6pack, not one offs.. Very few know what a silver/gold coin actually is, and even fewer know what they are worth. That's why using them will be really tough. Here's two more videos, one for a 1/10 gold coin versus candy bar, and the other, a 1 oz gold coin for $25. It will amaze you the stupidity of the sheep... Offering random people a free 1/10 ounce gold coin (worth around $140.00) or a free Snickers bar, Mark Dice tries to sell a 1 ounce solid gold coin for $25 outside of a coin shop in San Diego, CA. HINT- It's worth WAY more than $25, but does anyone want it?

So, who's actually going?

Ha.... you might want to park your car around the block, to keep it from getting keyed... Are you taking it to the rally Tuesday to get it autographed by Trump?

Silver would be a better choice, but cash will work a lot better. When it gets to the point that you'll be breaking out your silver to buy food, I think it will be tough to find someone who will take it. Anarchy will be the norm, since 3/4 of the population lives paycheck to paycheck, and has less than a weeks worth of food in their house. After a few weeks of paychecks not flowing, guess what the streets will look like? I see silver or gold being use in a specialty situation for barter for buying something special, or finding someone really desperate to unload something, and will take that in exchange. The majority of the population have no idea what a silver or gold coin is worth, and will think a silver 1 oz. coin will be worth $1. I have both silver and gold, but have no illusion I'll do anything with them. Probably my kids, when I'm gone, will have fun spending them.... Here's an example of the population, a great 3 minute video: People Choose Free Candy Bar over Free 10 oz Silver Bar (Worth $150) in Experiment

I always wanted a gun that could shoot around corners...

If you're at that point of having to swap your gold coins for food, trust me, life in the neighborhood isn't going to be all that pleasant. Just trying to not be eaten by the Zombie hoards will be a full time job!

Check the date on your thread title.

But wait, THIS time will be different.... right?

Better keep hoping, the Dem supporters aren't that far behind: Maybe not the counties, but how about the MONEY (think additional revenues)?

Ha..... Is there a "best"? You'll still have to deal with Murphy and his minions, no matter where you are...