On Sep 15, 3:17 am, Rowdy Mouse Racing
wrote:
Dave Brown wrote:
Don White wrote:

I went without electricity for 6 days & nights back at the end of Sept
2003 thanks to Hurricane Juan.
Those cold showers and meals cooked on the barbecue and coleman stove
got tiresome...... not to mention sitting around at night (1900 hrs
on) with just lanterns & candles.

And then there was that Ice Storm in eastern Canada back in 1998...

http://brownsmarina.com/ice-story.html

Yeah, a bunch of years ago we had a storm that took out our power in the
winter.. We had a brandy new baby in the house, no choice but to get a
generator. It's not a big one, but it will run the water stove, tv and
fridge for a while, then we would switch over to the furnace for a while
and cycle that all day.

Babies did not exist before generators? You dont take the baby
camping?
Drudge has a headline "HELL in HOUSTON", no power or water. I used to
live in Houston and it was hell WITH power and water. This may be an
improvement.

On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 06:54:46 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:

On Sep 15, 3:17 am, Rowdy Mouse Racing
wrote:
Dave Brown wrote:
Don White wrote:

I went without electricity for 6 days & nights back at the end of Sept
2003 thanks to Hurricane Juan.
Those cold showers and meals cooked on the barbecue and coleman stove
got tiresome...... not to mention sitting around at night (1900 hrs
on) with just lanterns & candles.

And then there was that Ice Storm in eastern Canada back in 1998...

http://brownsmarina.com/ice-story.html

Yeah, a bunch of years ago we had a storm that took out our power in the
winter.. We had a brandy new baby in the house, no choice but to get a
generator. It's not a big one, but it will run the water stove, tv and
fridge for a while, then we would switch over to the furnace for a while
and cycle that all day.

Babies did not exist before generators? You dont take the baby
camping?
Drudge has a headline "HELL in HOUSTON", no power or water. I used to
live in Houston and it was hell WITH power and water. This may be an
improvement.

Do you visit Wyoming only during the summer?
A new baby up north in the winter needs some warmth.
So do old folks.

--Vic

On Sep 15, 9:54*am, wrote:
On Sep 15, 3:17 am, Rowdy Mouse Racing
wrote:





Dave Brown wrote:
Don White wrote:

I went without electricity for 6 days & nights back at the end of Sept
2003 thanks to Hurricane Juan.
Those cold showers and meals cooked on the barbecue and coleman stove
got tiresome...... not to mention sitting around at night (1900 hrs
on) with just lanterns & candles.

And then there was that Ice Storm in eastern Canada back in 1998...

http://brownsmarina.com/ice-story.html

Yeah, a bunch of years ago we had a storm that took out our power in the
winter.. We had a brandy new baby in the house, no choice but to get a
generator. It's not a big one, but it will run the water stove, tv and
fridge for a while, then we would switch over to the furnace for a while
and cycle that all day.

Babies did not exist before generators? *You dont take the baby
camping?
Drudge has a headline "HELL in HOUSTON", no power or water. *I used to
live in Houston and it was hell WITH power and water. *This may be an
improvement.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Uh, she was almost two months premature and had just been released
from the hospital with special needs that required power.. And yes,
babies do go camping, my oldest was camping at 6 weeks old, but that
birth had no complications.

For the record, she came through it fine, here is what she looks like
now
http://trip-reports.com/coppermine/d...158&fullsize=1
At the Wormfarm, Masters of Mini's racing yesterday...

On Sep 15, 10:08*am, wrote:
On Sep 15, 9:54*am, wrote:





On Sep 15, 3:17 am, Rowdy Mouse Racing
wrote:

Dave Brown wrote:
Don White wrote:

I went without electricity for 6 days & nights back at the end of Sept
2003 thanks to Hurricane Juan.
Those cold showers and meals cooked on the barbecue and coleman stove
got tiresome...... not to mention sitting around at night (1900 hrs
on) with just lanterns & candles.

And then there was that Ice Storm in eastern Canada back in 1998...

http://brownsmarina.com/ice-story.html

Yeah, a bunch of years ago we had a storm that took out our power in the
winter.. We had a brandy new baby in the house, no choice but to get a
generator. It's not a big one, but it will run the water stove, tv and
fridge for a while, then we would switch over to the furnace for a while
and cycle that all day.

Babies did not exist before generators? *You dont take the baby
camping?
Drudge has a headline "HELL in HOUSTON", no power or water. *I used to
live in Houston and it was hell WITH power and water. *This may be an
improvement.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Uh, she was almost two months premature and had just been released
from the hospital with special needs that required power.. And yes,
babies do go camping, my oldest was camping at 6 weeks old, but that
birth had no complications.

For the record, she came through it fine, here is what she looks like
nowhttp://trip-reports.com/coppermine/d...158&fullsize=1
At the Wormfarm, Masters of Mini's racing yesterday...- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Looking a tad on the soupy side!

On Sep 15, 11:51 am, wrote:
On Sep 15, 10:08 am, wrote:



On Sep 15, 9:54 am, wrote:

On Sep 15, 3:17 am, Rowdy Mouse Racing
wrote:

Dave Brown wrote:
Don White wrote:

I went without electricity for 6 days & nights back at the end of Sept
2003 thanks to Hurricane Juan.
Those cold showers and meals cooked on the barbecue and coleman stove
got tiresome...... not to mention sitting around at night (1900 hrs
on) with just lanterns & candles.

And then there was that Ice Storm in eastern Canada back in 1998...

http://brownsmarina.com/ice-story.html

Yeah, a bunch of years ago we had a storm that took out our power in the
winter.. We had a brandy new baby in the house, no choice but to get a
generator. It's not a big one, but it will run the water stove, tv and
fridge for a while, then we would switch over to the furnace for a while
and cycle that all day.

Babies did not exist before generators? You dont take the baby
camping?
Drudge has a headline "HELL in HOUSTON", no power or water. I used to
live in Houston and it was hell WITH power and water. This may be an
improvement.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Uh, she was almost two months premature and had just been released
from the hospital with special needs that required power.. And yes,
babies do go camping, my oldest was camping at 6 weeks old, but that
birth had no complications.

For the record, she came through it fine, here is what she looks like
nowhttp://trip-reports.com/coppermine/d...158&fullsize=1
At the Wormfarm, Masters of Mini's racing yesterday...- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Looking a tad on the soupy side!

I admit there are people who really need electricity but most of us
would survive without it for a week. I am simply tired of whining by
able bodied people.
Premature infants are an exception but most infants do very well
camping
Yes, I lived in Wyoming and worked outside through winters.

wrote:

I admit there are people who really need electricity but most of us
would survive without it for a week. I am simply tired of whining by
able bodied people.
Premature infants are an exception but most infants do very well
camping
Yes, I lived in Wyoming and worked outside through winters.


There are lots of people who "really need electricity" to survive, dumbo.

Why don't you stop whining about others? Hey...move to a survivalists'
compound in Wyoming...truck in your water and AA batteries.

On Sep 15, 11:51*am, wrote:
On Sep 15, 10:08*am, wrote:





On Sep 15, 9:54*am, wrote:

On Sep 15, 3:17 am, Rowdy Mouse Racing
wrote:

Dave Brown wrote:
Don White wrote:

I went without electricity for 6 days & nights back at the end of Sept
2003 thanks to Hurricane Juan.
Those cold showers and meals cooked on the barbecue and coleman stove
got tiresome...... not to mention sitting around at night (1900 hrs
on) with just lanterns & candles.

And then there was that Ice Storm in eastern Canada back in 1998....

http://brownsmarina.com/ice-story.html

Yeah, a bunch of years ago we had a storm that took out our power in the
winter.. We had a brandy new baby in the house, no choice but to get a
generator. It's not a big one, but it will run the water stove, tv and
fridge for a while, then we would switch over to the furnace for a while
and cycle that all day.

Babies did not exist before generators? *You dont take the baby
camping?
Drudge has a headline "HELL in HOUSTON", no power or water. *I used to
live in Houston and it was hell WITH power and water. *This may be an
improvement.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Uh, she was almost two months premature and had just been released
from the hospital with special needs that required power.. And yes,
babies do go camping, my oldest was camping at 6 weeks old, but that
birth had no complications.

For the record, she came through it fine, here is what she looks like
nowhttp://trip-reports.com/coppermine/d...158&fullsize=1
At the Wormfarm, Masters of Mini's racing yesterday...- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Looking a tad on the soupy side!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

That's quite an understatement.. It was crazy, everybody looked like
that after the first moto

wrote:
On Sep 15, 3:17 am, Rowdy Mouse Racing
wrote:
Dave Brown wrote:
Don White wrote:
I went without electricity for 6 days & nights back at the end of Sept
2003 thanks to Hurricane Juan.
Those cold showers and meals cooked on the barbecue and coleman stove
got tiresome...... not to mention sitting around at night (1900 hrs
on) with just lanterns & candles.
And then there was that Ice Storm in eastern Canada back in 1998...
http://brownsmarina.com/ice-story.html
Yeah, a bunch of years ago we had a storm that took out our power in the
winter.. We had a brandy new baby in the house, no choice but to get a
generator. It's not a big one, but it will run the water stove, tv and
fridge for a while, then we would switch over to the furnace for a while
and cycle that all day.

Babies did not exist before generators? You dont take the baby
camping?
Drudge has a headline "HELL in HOUSTON", no power or water. I used to
live in Houston and it was hell WITH power and water. This may be an
improvement.


I realize you are a conservative republican and therefore don't give a
damn about anyone other than yourself, but...

....there are people who will die without access to electricity.

I won't list all the reasons why, but there are many people who fall
into the category.

Not that you would give a schitt about these folks.