That was an experience, both first-person and watching TV, that gave me a real insight to what chaos and anarchy could look like. Not a pretty thought, to say the least!Search found 1 match
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- Sun Jun 04, 2006 6:08 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Hurricane Preparations
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I live off of FM529, which runs due west from Beltway 8 and 290 in Houston, and goes all the way out to Waller. It made for an alternate off of the 290 "parade route" heading northwest. In this case, he who hesitated was NOT lost. In trying to concoct an escape, the more I watched, the more I didn't like. I decided to stay. It was the best decision I've ever made. My future plan will not involve leaving, no matter what. Run from the water, hide from the wind, right? I did my duty, and drove around looking for those in need of water. This is a two-lane rural road that was backed up as far as the eye could see. I do need to stock up on some items, to make sure the pantry is as stocked as the gun safe. That was an experience, both first-person and watching TV, that gave me a real insight to what chaos and anarchy could look like. Not a pretty thought, to say the least!
That was an experience, both first-person and watching TV, that gave me a real insight to what chaos and anarchy could look like. Not a pretty thought, to say the least!