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Is this federal or just regional law?
JamesRK
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I know this is the law in Virginia and all points south, but I?ve heard it both ways when I lived in Yankee country. Any time there is snowfall expected in excess of ? inch or larger than usual thunder storms you are required to inventory your bread and milk. If you have less than three loaves of bread and two gallons of milk for each person in the household you are required to go to every store within fifty miles of your house to buy more until you meet or exceed the requirement.
I?ve been told both ways, especially in New Jersey, but I?ve also been in the market for a loaf of bread when a dusting of snow was in the forecast.
I was in Food Lion tonight to pick up a couple gallons of drinking water suitable for use in a Keurig coffee maker. Food Lion usually has a wall of drinking water. They had removed all the drinking water and replaced it with bread.
That reminded me if I want some form of bread with my eggs in the morning I?d have to buy some. I bought a bag of bagels and a pack of rolls. I might have to substitute tea for coffee. I have almost a quart of milk so I didn?t buy any. I decided to risk it. Such is life when you live on the edge trying to skirt around the law. I guess I?m Just a natural born outlaw.
I?ve been told both ways, especially in New Jersey, but I?ve also been in the market for a loaf of bread when a dusting of snow was in the forecast.
I was in Food Lion tonight to pick up a couple gallons of drinking water suitable for use in a Keurig coffee maker. Food Lion usually has a wall of drinking water. They had removed all the drinking water and replaced it with bread.
That reminded me if I want some form of bread with my eggs in the morning I?d have to buy some. I bought a bag of bagels and a pack of rolls. I might have to substitute tea for coffee. I have almost a quart of milk so I didn?t buy any. I decided to risk it. Such is life when you live on the edge trying to skirt around the law. I guess I?m Just a natural born outlaw.
The road to hell is paved with COMPROMISE.
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I must have taken that old Hank Jr. song too seriously.[:0] "A Country Boy Can Survive" [8D]
I always assumed that you southern boys all owned a milk cow and knew what to do with a 100 pound sack of flour![:D]
I must have taken that old Hank Jr. song too seriously.[:0] "A Country Boy Can Survive" [8D]
A pig and some flour is the makings for biscuits and sausage gravy!
"Always be prepared"
only milk consumed is when my wife drinks her 2 cups of coffee in the morning
Just as well reel them in now.
[;)]
Last Hurricane I picked up a case of water and half a dozen MRE's. Gave them to folks who needed them. One bottle of water max. per person. Not a big spender.[:D]
I know it?s not a law. I forgot to click the smiley face, but it is such a hardcore tradition it might as well be the law. [:D]
We know, we're just playing along with you[:D]
And fiery auto crashes
Some will die in hot pursuit
While sifting through my ashes
Some will fall in love with life
And drink it from a fountain
That is pouring like an avalanche
Coming down the mountain
This started happening Monday around here.
https://youtu.be/5W3_OPllU3U
This happens in the winter around here.
I asked the Federal Bikini Inspector and he said it is official. There is a task force that goes around and checks the housewives to make sure the got bred. [}:)]
I think it is a Federal Law.
I asked the Federal Bikini Inspector and he said it is official. There is a task force that goes around and checks the housewives to make sure the got bred. [}:)]
Do they make sure they get bred before they leave? If so, how do I get that job???[:p]