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From Key West (furthest point) to Key Largo (closest to mainland), the drive is a two-lane road. It normally takes 3 hours to drive, though I imagine it's at least double that time now.
If you can make oregon by dinner time I will let you borrowGonna try to buy water today. Also need to fill up my gas tank.
Does anyone have a gun I can borrow?
really?Sorry, mine all got flooded.
South Florida is a mixed bag. There are neighborhoods you can leave your doors unlocked at all times of the day and there are neighborhoods you can't walk through in broad daylight.How do you live in South Florida and not own a damn gun?
sounds like hippy shit to me sonSouth Florida is a mixed bag. There are neighborhoods you can leave your doors unlocked at all times of the day and there are neighborhoods you can't walk through in broad daylight.
I grew up lower middle class with a redneck father who didn't care for guns, despite the fact that he'd grown up with them. He loved to fish but hated hunting.
My mom comes from a family of east coast liberals from Connecticut. Literally no one in my extended family owned a gun when I was growing up as far as I know.
My younger brother has two young kids and owns a few different handguns as well as an assault rifle.
I've been to the shooting range a few times. I actually planned to get my CCWP for the "just in case shit happens" scenarios, but I've been too lazy to disrupt my weekend to take the 4-hour class.
Nah, they are all dry.really?
you are a texas guy?
man bummer...waterproof safe?...lots of oil on the metal?
I still have some CLP in a little bottle from deployment in 2004. I use Hoppe's for all my gun care needs.Nah, they are all dry.
Besides, they are call covered with enough CLP to make the Exxon Valdez look like a non-event.
dude, I got sad for your Steel...I was considering oiling up mine just to let them know they are gonna be okNah, they are all dry.
Besides, they are call covered with enough CLP to make the Exxon Valdez look like a non-event.
It happens when a lot of people get it at once. This is also causing the "shortage" because stations can't refill the tanks fast enough. If everyone got gas like normal, it wouldn't be an issue. Same shit happened in Texas and there was more ham enough gas, just everyone flooding stations at once.When I got gas earlier there were two cars in line ahead of me. When I left there were five cars behind me.
I filled my tank but the pumps were maybe half as quick as usual. Idk if that means they're running out or if the pumps slow down when all of them are being used at the same time, but it's a pretty good idea to get gas ASAP if you live in South Florida.
Water is hard to find.
Tie a baby alligator to a stick. That outta work.Gonna try to buy water today. Also need to fill up my gas tank.
Does anyone have a gun I can borrow?
Hey man dont fuck with me. I hate that midget.Kodak Black is @AnneFrankenstein_69's favorite rapper ever
u live there?Another storm, another prayer my store gets taken away.
On a real note, we do not need two fucking disasters right now.
dope cutRemember when hip-hop actually had a beat? Wasn't that long ago. That slow shit is depressing.