If a major earthquake were to hit . . .
#16
08-24-2007, 01:41 AM
Originally Posted by limeg35
Bit of topic here but Andy, Are you ok? Is there something going on you want to share with us? Whats with all these deep self reflecting threads popping up last couple of days?, I'm going to extend same offer to G35papa while ago to you as well, if you want to talk bout something? I am all ears, I will even supply alcohol and cigarettes.
LOL . . . Everything is fine, Shane. Just thought that I would mix it up a bit, since I am getting comfortable here on these boards.
Actually, this will prove to a real productive thread for me, as I trust it will be for others, as well.
#17
08-24-2007, 01:44 AM
Originally Posted by limeg35
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Supplies-
2 6v flashlights, few 99cents D cell flashlights, with plenty of batteries for them, bag of candles that floats on water and few regular kinds, 2 first-aid pouchs out of G35 before I got rid of them
, some camping type cookery, various means of self defense.
Supplies-
2 6v flashlights, few 99cents D cell flashlights, with plenty of batteries for them, bag of candles that floats on water and few regular kinds, 2 first-aid pouchs out of G35 before I got rid of them
, some camping type cookery, various means of self defense.
#18
08-24-2007, 11:40 AM
Originally Posted by G-girl
Hi Andy,
My family and I are well prepared... I update my earthquake kit every 6 months, same time I check my batteries for my smoke detectors. I rotate the bottled waters and canned goods. I was in Pasadena when the 1994 Northridge earthquake hit and I was also in the Whittier earthquake and other quakes I'd forgotten the names. My family and I have and "ICE" (In Case of Emergency) before each of our names on our cell phones so emergency healthcare givers would know who to contact for us... and my family and I have a "phone tree" and a single contact person outside California to call to check in.
My family and I are well prepared... I update my earthquake kit every 6 months, same time I check my batteries for my smoke detectors. I rotate the bottled waters and canned goods. I was in Pasadena when the 1994 Northridge earthquake hit and I was also in the Whittier earthquake and other quakes I'd forgotten the names. My family and I have and "ICE" (In Case of Emergency) before each of our names on our cell phones so emergency healthcare givers would know who to contact for us... and my family and I have a "phone tree" and a single contact person outside California to call to check in.
#19
08-24-2007, 11:46 AM
Originally Posted by limeg35
Bit of topic here but Andy, Are you ok? Is there something going on you want to share with us? Whats with all these deep self reflecting threads popping up last couple of days?, I'm going to extend same offer to G35papa while ago to you as well, if you want to talk bout something? I am all ears, I will even supply alcohol and cigarettes.
shane i got some problems i would like to talk bout, hahaha well i can make up some stuff to get free drinks.
andys making new threads for me to post on hahhahaa
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08-24-2007, 02:49 PM
#23
08-24-2007, 05:50 PM
Originally Posted by badbread
Just moving out here, what do you all do (if anything) to secure stuff on the wall, like big pictures, shelves, my computer desk, my TV, etc... Does everything need to be anchored into the walls? I don't think my landlord would dig that to much.
We superglue everything on the wall such as wall units, pictures, especially your plasma tv... also, to secure items on the wall units and dressers and stuff, get one of those carpenters glue and that should do the trick.
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08-24-2007, 06:35 PM
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