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How is it that the very people paid good money to watch the economy are SURPRISED that consumer sentiment is lower? Don't they get their own gas and groceries? Econo-Girl almost fell over dead at the cost of a few groceries Sunday night. How can a family with children be making ends meet? It's going to be a tough winter.
On a related note, Econo-Girl acquired a wood pellet stove a few years ago and it is her prized possession. No one in DC or the surrounding suburbs even heard of a pellet stove. And now, because her house was built in 1908, Econo-Girl has a coal-burning fireplace in the dining room she is going to outfit.
You can go on the Internet and get exact cast iron replicas of old fireplace inserts that also burn wood and wood pellets.
The purpose is to hedge our bets against the fall of civilization, or at least the loss of electricity for a week. And it is so cozy!
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Thanks, Lewis. Econo-girl has this thing about a roof. And getting Leisure Lad to camp outside? Never.
I didn't think of burning corn, what a great idea. I'll ask about it.
The next stage is storing the requisite water and military meals. No guns allowed in DC, though.
I'll let the above spam go. It isn't that crassly commercial, is it?
Humm. I do not need heat. For the one or two days it gets cold, I can just deal with it using more clothes.
But take the recent hurricane Wilma into consideration. Right wing blow hard apologists are saying that people should have a weeks worth of supplies in storage.
Think about this for a bit. 1 week. now consider that there are many people who can not afford to buy more than 3 days of food at a time. What do they do?
Stand in line the day after a strom for water, thats what. Do not tell this to Fox News, the logic might cause heads to explode.
Iggy, great point. Our government and disaster planners are out of touch.
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