He'll stink up the yard - even without being dead.
VL, stop being such a dumbass. There are no eagle scouts in girl scouts. I hated girl scouts, BTW - boring as hell. We did nothing. I left it after four months. Only thing I liked about girl scouts is thin mints.
Women with guns who know how to use them will protect their family first - you won't be missed.
And stop accusing other people of threats when you're dishing them out yourself. What playground bully you are. Isnt it about time for you to claim you're taking what's left of your balls and going home?
Local_Historian wrote: He'll stink up the yard - even without being dead.
VL, stop being such a dumbass. There are no eagle scouts in girl scouts. I hated girl scouts, BTW - boring as hell. We did nothing. I left it after four months. Only thing I liked about girl scouts is thin mints.
Women with guns who know how to use them will protect their family first - you won't be missed.
And stop accusing other people of threats when you're dishing them out yourself. What playground bully you are. Isnt it about time for you to claim you're taking what's left of your balls and going home?
in an attempt to contribute to this thread/others - this is a good book. If you do not believe it - it at least is an entertaining fiction. The Jeffco lib carries it.
Fans of the author will not be disappointed by his latest work.
Forstchen examines the effect of an attack on the U.S.A. using an EMP(or rather three EMPs). The electro magnetic pulse ruins most electrical gadgets; computers and anything controlled by them, data storage, modern vehicles and planes, electricity generators,water supply, medical equipment, phones and radios.
The small town in which the story is set reverts to a barter economy and its shops soon run out of food and medicines. Local law enforcement has to cope with increasingly desperate local citizens,stranded motorists, and refugees from the big cities hoping to find food and shelter.
It seemed believable - and covers much more than was addressed here.
