you really do not want one of those, they gave them out after hurricane Charlie devestated our area 13 years ago. The cost is high

I hear ya.
I have a few of these for that reason

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Originally posted by gunnitt:
you really do not want one of those, they gave them out after hurricane Charlie devestated our area 13 years ago. The cost is high

As I mentioned in my initial post, I don't want a disaster to occur. Here or anywhere.

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Originally posted by Sig2340:

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Originally posted by Orguss:
But is it organic?

Ii it caffeine free, free range, gluten-free, Halal, Kosher, non-GMO, low sodium, non-cholesterol, non-phenylketonuric, Parve, pesticide-free, sugar-free, no trans-fatty acid, and vegan?

Certified Organic bottled water was pretty a lie, until now. Asarasi is first USDA certified organic bottled water.

When coors was not sold in Alabama a Doctor friend of mine had a patient who drove a bus, every time he went west he would bring back several cases of coors. Back then instead of a pull tab the cans had a large and a small circle that you would punch down to open the can. Later they made just one large triangular hole that you punched down to open. But the large hole was just thumb sized and I drank a few coors mingled with my blood til I started pushing them with my pocket knife.

The disc that came out of the large hole was just the same size as a dime. You could use it to slug a gumball machine, or so I was told.