ilikemsticky
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that's all that matters.
Dank's Adventures In Dankland
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ilikemsticky
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we did a store trip today after two weeks and there was no butter -toilet paper no meat which I don't need but I walked by the empty meat case lots of empty shelves.As long as I got enough supplies to get through I don't think we'll be shopping for next couple weeks. I think it's going to pass on by in a month or less, I hope.
On a positive note I have enough erb to ride it out
Stores here are just now seeing empty shelves. Stockpile old newspapers I guess.
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Dankman_420
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These youngins need to relax and calm down. Instead of freaking out and using up everything. These are the time's we should be looking out for one another. Not stepping on everyone
It may bring back simpler times that some of us were actually raised in. Older folks should do well in these times.
ilikemsticky
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I just saw crocheted toilet paper squares on face book lol hey there washable.
Derbybud
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Hey duggs pm me and I'll send ya a roll. 
My grandparents heated their home with coal and had no running water in the house. All of our veggies came from gardens and not stores. Grandpa raised chickens, rabbits and pigeons for meat. He traded for beef and pork. As kids we didn’t know we were poor. We survived just fine.
really Strange times right now. Cali is totally chaotic and people mostly just piss me off here. That’s another reason I need to get out of dodge. Looking like I’m gonna head to southern Illinois when this boils over to settle down and start my little farm.
stay safe and healthy my friend
Shotta
stay safe and healthy my friend
Shotta
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Dankman_420
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I hope it works out for you brother! I've been in the Midwest my whole life. I live in a Podunk town population just over 1k people here are losing their wits too. strange how fast it escalates
I visited Tennessee and Kentucky last summer and I actually really enjoyed it and I met this cute girl from Tennessee too which now lives in Kentucky on the border with southern Illinois. Kentucky is a no go for growing my medicated herb. Illinois seemed like a great fit For me and my little one.
Tons of reefer are grown in Kentucky every summer. I live maybe 35 miles from the state line.
Gee.....thanks DerbsHey duggs pm me and I'll send ya a roll.
I'm going to the grocery store on my way home today for a few things...wonder wat il see there...
Ya PW.....simpler times back then.....better times....they were REAL!
Cheers bud...
@Duggan funny thing is we were happy being poor. Lol
PW...ya eh...i know.....simpler times . When we all played outside , things were real....our poor kids....they seem lost in their electronics and sedentary ways....wat a shame....
Those times are gone forever I’m afraid.
ilikemsticky
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the good old days I miss the hell out of them and heres what scary 50 years from now these are going to be the good old days.
I can’t imagine world in 50 years to be honest.
There aint too much 'good' about them though....geesh.
PCaddict
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I miss the times all the neighbor hood kids would get together every day after school to play kick ball or soft ball or tag or my favorite hide and seek. I always hid with the girls and tried to play , well maybe I shouldn't say it but, stinky finger But those were the good old days when mom and dad said be home before the street lights come on . Kids socialized and had fun together. Now its all electronics that keep them busy and they have no interest in playing outside or socializing. It really is a shame
But those were the good old days when mom and dad said be home before the street lights come on . Kids socialized and had fun together. Now its all electronics that keep them busy and they have no interest in playing outside or socializing. It really is a shame