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powerlesscheese (12/15/2015) [-] 
I live in Indiana. can confirm we are scarred ******** of snow
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cookiecoketwo (12/16/2015) [-] Indiana faggot here as well.
Our corn will protect us.
Our corn will protect us.
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cookiecoketwo (12/16/2015) [-] Every night we Pay. To the corn gods.
We need to sacrifice a pound of corn for good weather.
We need to sacrifice a pound of corn for good weather.
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jasperthefennec (12/16/2015) [-]
Preparing for natural disaster is being paranoid?
Let me know how you get along after being trapped in your home for 2 weeks without food or water.
Let me know how you get along after being trapped in your home for 2 weeks without food or water.
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ashderf (12/16/2015) [-]
Indiana fag here. Live in the country. I hate raw lettuce. Love salad.
My salad:
Lettuce
Spinach
Carrots
Bacon bits
Chicken
Eggs
Croutons
Cheese
Drown it in Ranch
My salad:
Lettuce
Spinach
Carrots
Bacon bits
Chicken
Eggs
Croutons
Cheese
Drown it in Ranch
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mondominiman (12/15/2015) [-] I live in the Pacific Northwest and I've never experienced anything crazy like that here
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lujan ONLINE (12/15/2015) [-]
Same exact thing happens in the South if there's a tornado warning or hurricane warning.
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mondominiman (12/15/2015) [-] If they catch wind of a tornado will the stores increase prices to profit off a natural disaster
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Sinrik (12/15/2015) [-] indiana blizzards must be tough here's how mainers deal with blizzards pipes freeze we go out with a large pot and melt some ****** snow like savages
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drl (12/15/2015) [-] in ohio we get really bad snow storms
last year it was -15 12 feet of snow
now heres the thing about -15 salt does not melt ice and i still had to go to work
at the time i was working at a department store
nothing
absolutely no 1
no customers my bosses did not show. after like 3 hours i got all my work done so i just sat in the brake room for 12 hours playing my 3ds
i did this for a week
last year it was -15 12 feet of snow
now heres the thing about -15 salt does not melt ice and i still had to go to work
at the time i was working at a department store
nothing
absolutely no 1
no customers my bosses did not show. after like 3 hours i got all my work done so i just sat in the brake room for 12 hours playing my 3ds
i did this for a week
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vgmddg (12/15/2015) [-] Not really. People just tend to overreact when they hear about heavy weather. For example, what if the power goes out or the roads become unsafe to drive on because of ice? Some react more than others, depending on where they are and where they grew up.
Sometimes it's founded, like if there's repeated serious weather that makes driving precarious. The places where they close the schools for under 2 inches are silly.
Sometimes it's founded, like if there's repeated serious weather that makes driving precarious. The places where they close the schools for under 2 inches are silly.
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abesimpson (12/15/2015) [-] "Even the broken eggs were bought"
I'm pretty sure they can't sell them. It's a huge health risk. Besides, how do they expect the eggs to last through a blizzard?
Gotta love the taste of salmonella.
I'm pretty sure they can't sell them. It's a huge health risk. Besides, how do they expect the eggs to last through a blizzard?
Gotta love the taste of salmonella.
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abesimpson (12/15/2015) [-] That's true. But they can't knowingly sell you broken eggs. Like if the carton of eggs was drooping
, for example.
, for example.
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iridium (12/15/2015) [-] At least they bought water.
I was expecting there to be a picture of a ton of water and a bunch of empty soda fridges.
I was expecting there to be a picture of a ton of water and a bunch of empty soda fridges.
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dazartimm (12/15/2015) [-] I can't imagine being that afraid of a little bit of snow. I live in winnipeg where it goes down to -40 with a basically infinite amount of snow. Just shovel your driveway!!! It's not hard.
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nagafever (12/15/2015) [-] **nagafever used "*roll picture*"**
**nagafever rolled image** how long does the 50% chemically induced milk in 'muricuh last? the one i drink here in norway normally lasts about a week, but i saw my aunt drink some ****** kind without the **** people are normally allergic to and that had 4 months durability
**nagafever rolled image** how long does the 50% chemically induced milk in 'muricuh last? the one i drink here in norway normally lasts about a week, but i saw my aunt drink some ****** kind without the **** people are normally allergic to and that had 4 months durability
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abesimpson (12/15/2015) [-] The durability of milk is influenced by the thermic treatment it received:
- Pasteurisation is done with mildly high temperatures for a short amount of time, only killing dangerous bacteria but leaving non dangerous life forms. The benefit of this is that the milk loses less properties but the bad thing is that it lasts a lot less (about a week) and must be refrigerated at all times.
- the most common form of milk is UHT milk. The process kills off pretty much everything using very high temperatures for a long time. It doesn't have to be refrigerated and it lasts for quite a while.
In my opinion they both taste pretty much the same but some people prefer pasteurised milk.
- Pasteurisation is done with mildly high temperatures for a short amount of time, only killing dangerous bacteria but leaving non dangerous life forms. The benefit of this is that the milk loses less properties but the bad thing is that it lasts a lot less (about a week) and must be refrigerated at all times.
- the most common form of milk is UHT milk. The process kills off pretty much everything using very high temperatures for a long time. It doesn't have to be refrigerated and it lasts for quite a while.
In my opinion they both taste pretty much the same but some people prefer pasteurised milk.
#45
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revansfirst (12/15/2015) [-] Oh **** wtf is going on im moving back to indiana next week. Should i be scared?
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ipwnallnubz (12/15/2015) [-] This must be from some time ago. It's been in the upper 50s and even the 60s the last week. It's insane. ******* El Nino, man.
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revansfirst (12/15/2015) [-] Prolly from the massive blizzards we got a couple years back, 2013 I think. like -40 degree windchill.
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ipwnallnubz (12/16/2015) [-] Yeah, my grandpa decided that was the perfect time to go snowblow the driveway. We had to jumpstart the tractor at least twice before he decided to come back inside.
