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  2. An impressive share! I’ve just forwarded this onto a colleague who was doing a little research on this.
    And he actually bought mee dinner simply because I discovered it for him…

    lol. So let me reword this…. Thank YOU for the meal!!
    But yeah, thanks for spending time to talk about this topic here on your internet site.

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  3. I¦ll immediately grab your rss feed as I can’t in finding your e-mail subscription link or e-newsletter service. Do you have any? Please let me know in order that I may just subscribe. Thanks.

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  5. I’m a teen. I don’t understand. Do you through the bottles on the fire. This went over my head. My parents won’t explain it to me. They said learn to ask questions in the comments section. Please help

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  6. Correct me if i get you wrong but we don’t throw the bottles to the charcoal to make the fire.

    Here is the thing. Your charcoal should already have a small flame on them. What you want is turn the flame into a big fire. Normally people use an electric fan blowing “wind” to the flame which. in turn, leads to a big fire.

    If you’re in a place where there is no way to use an electric fan, you could use you mouth blowing to the flame ( gonna be exhausted ) or you use the setting of two bottles above to direct “wind” to the flame.

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  7. I would also like to add NEVER TALK ON THE PHONE about anything you don’t want the cops to know, because they are listening to the call for panicked people to have someone help them get rid of or hide whatever else that may be there that wasn’t found.

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  9. All I got was a whole bunch of spit all over my fingers & two dogs looking at me curiously. Ah well, practice makes perfect. At least I can also whistle through my teeth 🙂

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  10. Dont forget hard beans. Also kept in a airtight container, they’ll last 30 years or more. I’m talking about the untouched bean. Never submerged or previously cooked.

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  12. Well holy feck! I too didn’t get what was trying to be imparted.

    So Lex, next time ask someone who knows nothing about what you’ve written to read it and see if “they” have comprehended what you’ve written.

    I used to be a printer. Cardinal rule was proof read, proof read, proof read. Then get someone else outside of the printing department to proof read once more for any mistakes.

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  13. I’ll immediately seize your rss as I can not to find your
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  15. Good advice from my father who was a judge in my country. Even if you are as guilty as hell.
    Never ever admit to anything and do not volunteer any information.
    Just shut your mouth and say nothing

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  16. We love natural light as much as anyone, and the big windows in our van were something we were super excited about. But when you’re living in a van, you’ll want some privacy. You’ll also need curtains to keep out the lights when you’re trying to sleep. Making your own curtains can seem like a daunting task, but it’s not all that hard. (I speak as someone who had to look up a tutorial to operate a sewing machine!)

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  18. Do you have anyway of downloading and printing your articles? I am disabled and not on the computer for long times and I like to download and then print to read and put in a notebook of helpful articles

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    1. Suppose that you view my articles on desktop device. All you need to do is to locate the “File” on the tool bar of any website browsers , then find “Print”. The web browser will ask you to save the article in form of PDF. Choose it and then you can print out that PDF file to paper form.

      If you’re not clear with my help, you can search on Google about this topic for more details.

      Lex

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  19. Wow that was odd. I just wrote an extremely long comment but after I clicked submit my comment didn’t show up. Grrrr… well I’m not writing all that over again. Anyways, just wanted to say fantastic blog!| а

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  20. I would advise marking my location on the surface of the snow above cave. I went through an emergency years ago in a freak “thunder snow storm.” Jackknifed big rig. People froze to death. Snow caves could’ve saved them all. But remember: snowmobile riders, especially inebriated ones, might travel recklessly. You don’t want one of them ploughing you & your cave under.

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  22. Great effort. I enjoyed reading your website. Obviously you have put a lot of effort into it. So keep up the good work. I’ll be back 🙂

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  25. I got this website from my friend who shared with me on the topic of this website and at the moment this time I am visiting this web site and reading very informative articles here.

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  26. I was hurting for money to pay Bill’s and I sold all my guns st s gun shop with the people that were in line to buy guns
    . I didn’t want to lose my home.

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  30. This is good advice, I personally have 2 crossbows and several large, sharp knives. Anyone who wants to get into my home will have to get past my two staffies first, then IF they are successful, the crossbows will finish them off.

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  31. If it gets as bad as that, why bother? Easier to open arteries and let the darkness come. Even if you survive the apocalypse, the army, police, special forces will be on the lookout for stragglers and shoot them anyway. It makes no sense to live in a world you are no longer allowed to live in. The rich bastards of this planet (our planet) are prepping for our demise as I write this, they have super viruses, bombs and more weapons the world has ever seen, why do you think they have amassed so much? They are getting ready for the great population cull and it isn’t far off now.

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