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  • AlexTheSane
    AlexTheSane

    Maybe it's REALLY good forecasting.   Alternately it could just be predicting weather that already happened.  That's how they're so spot on.

  • BlueLineFish
    BlueLineFish

    Hopefully it will wash out that shit West Indian Day Parade. Nothing but trouble

Well, there's prepared and then there's prepared. I got lots of food and water stashed, but I like to buy fresh veggies every few days. They don't last long. So, when I see this stuff coming, I run out and get that and other common luxuries that could use topping off. Might as well go through the appocalypse in style :) I got some steaks for Monday, too. Power, no power, no give a shit, we are having steaks, potatoes, and veggies. Then hot wings :)

 

 

 

And everybody remember to check your TP supply :)

For me, water is not an issue, I'm on my own well with the ability to generate my own power. In fact the neighbors come to me for water when the electric is out.  I did it for 2 weeks with Sandy.  One of the few that never had to leave home,  Garden is peaking at producing veggies.  If nothing else I could have a pickle fest.  Made over 45 containers. Zucchini in every way shape and form, grilled, bread, etc.  Chickens doing their thing or in the pot they go.  Tomatoes, grape, heirlooms, yellows, they are freaking everywhere.   Made a 5 pound batch of fresh mozzie last weekend, basil is strong, so Italian Tomato Salad probably tomorrow along with something off the grill, maybe some moose steaks from a friend earlier this year.  

For me, water is not an issue, I'm on my own well with the ability to generate my own power. In fact the neighbors come to me for water when the electric is out.  I did it for 2 weeks with Sandy.  One of the few that never had to leave home,  Garden is peaking at producing veggies.  If nothing else I could have a pickle fest.  Made over 45 containers. Zucchini in every way shape and form, grilled, bread, etc.  Chickens doing their thing or in the pot they go.  Tomatoes, grape, heirlooms, yellows, they are freaking everywhere.   Made a 5 pound batch of fresh mozzie last weekend, basil is strong, so Italian Tomato Salad probably tomorrow along with something off the grill, maybe some moose steaks from a friend earlier this year.  

My  mouth literally starting watering as I read your post.

Who was it that posted instructions on how to install a interlock kit ? Was that Sota ? I want to install a interlock kit and the male outlet. I also want to tee the natural gas line and install a quick connect so that I can hook up the generator easily, perhaps deerslayer can help me with that and tell me what I need to do ?

They make heavy duty appliance flexible connectors. For restaurant use on things like gas fired deep fryers. So they can me moved out and cleaned behind daily. That's probably what I would suggest you use. https://www.culinarydepotinc.com/restaurant-equipment/gas-connectors-and-gas-hoses/dormont-1650kit36-blue-hose-moveable-gas-connector-kit

 

 

 

 

Yes tie in outside at the meter. Yes you need a permit from the town to add a gas appliance. The gas meter also needs to be sized properly to deliver enough volume to your generator as well as all the other appliances in your home. So a total load calculation needs to be done.

Thanks Sig.

Flying my daughter home tomorrow and my wife and self on Tuesday.

Been fretting the weather for a couple of days. Ive been hoping this would be a bust.

I hope none of you storm fags were flushed away by the deluge. [bIG WOOOOOSHING SOUND]. Ahh that felt good.

I hope none of you storm fags were flushed away by the deluge. [bIG WOOOOOSHING SOUND]. Ahh that felt good.

I live at the shore and must say, it's nice to not have all the Benny's around. Although, I do feel bad for the local businesses that lost revenue.

Good deal.

 

What am I going to do with all this bread and milk?

 

 

 

 

;)

French toast for dinner?

 

 

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I hope none of you storm fags were flushed away by the deluge. [bIG WOOOOOSHING SOUND]. Ahh that felt good.

That's what I said before Sandy. Turns out shit gets real sometimes.

Any update? Was sitting outside in the sun today with an umbrella just waitin'...

Royal Caribbean obviously cares more about their bottom line than the comfort of their passengers! I HATE being seasick!

That's what I said before Sandy. Turns out shit gets real sometimes.

As early as Thursday NW NJ forecasts called for 10-20% chance of rain. If I was getting a drizzle from an offshore storm Matamoras would be dry and Scranton cloudless. These guys were SHITTIN IN THEIR PANTS until yesterday. Besides everyone knows Sandy was a hoax. Those rides in Seaside were fake.

I live at the shore and must say, it's nice to not have all the Benny's around. Although, I do feel bad for the local businesses that lost revenue.

If it wasn't for us your home would still be worth $18,700.

Daughter flew out this morning.

Flight left Denver 5 minutes early and is set to get into Newark 15 mins early.

What a bust...thankfully.

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Reading the history of thread and the predictions made, made me laugh.

 

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It's called the PREPARED section. Not the "well it's 21 inches of rain just 50 miles to our east but that's the base case. So I'll just eat popcorn until they give me a 18 hour notice that a river will be in my front yard" section.

 

You prepare for the worst and be thankful for the best.

It's called the PREPARED section. Not the "well it's 21 inches of rain just 50 miles to our east but that's the base case. So I'll just eat popcorn until they give me a 18 hour notice that a river will be in my front yard" section.

 

You prepare for the worst and be thankful for the best.

There's preparation, and there's Preparation H. 

There's preparation, and there's Preparation H.

worst.toothpaste.ever.

Now that's what I call a double ended pucker.

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I'm calling no need to worry about hurricane Karl...

 

:-)

Anything with the name Karl needs to be punched in the face anyway...especially TWD one.....although he's gotten better.

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I'm the town crier.: Here comes Matthew.

Ole Matt is going to blow through the Bahamas, come up the SE coast and shoot out to sea right about North Carolina.   We're going to have a cloudy weekend.   Everyone, be ready to get out the wind breakers!  There's going to be a mild cool coming!  Watch out.

 

Or not, then we could get some rain.  I'm voting OTS about NC.

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