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Toilet paper and homemade beer does work good together, eggs will keep for a long time at room temp or a little below. Milk not so good...bpgreen wrote:Why is it that everybody goes out and buys milk, eggs and toilet paper when something like this happen.
And think about it. If the power goes out, do you really want a bunch of eggs sitting around and spoiling?
Eggs will keep for a really long time at room temperature if they're not cleaned and refrigerated. Once they're cleaned, the've got a short lifetime at room temperature.berryman wrote:Toilet paper and homemade beer does work good together, eggs will keep for a long time at room temp or a little below. Milk not so good...bpgreen wrote:Why is it that everybody goes out and buys milk, eggs and toilet paper when something like this happen.
And think about it. If the power goes out, do you really want a bunch of eggs sitting around and spoiling?
Right you are.....................bpgreen wrote: Eggs will keep for a really long time at room temperature if they're not cleaned and refrigerated. Once they're cleaned, the've got a short lifetime at room temperature.
Easy answer. You eat the bad eggs and sour milk and then need the toilet paper.bpgreen wrote:Why is it that everybody goes out and buys milk, eggs and toilet paper when something like this happen. I swear, even people who are lactose intolerant and allergic to eggs buy milk and eggs. And they'll buy toilet paper even if they went to Costco a week ago and bought several Costco sized packages.
And think about it. If the power goes out, do you really want a bunch of eggs sitting around and spoiling?
If someone can't figure out how to keep milk cold when snowed in, they have bigger problems.berryman wrote: Milk not so good...
What he said!Inkleg wrote:If someone can't figure out how to keep milk cold when snowed in, they have bigger problems.berryman wrote: Milk not so good...
ScrewyBrewer wrote: "A major east coast storm will affect the area this weekend. Important aspects of this storm are as follows:
12 to 18 inches of snow is expected…"
Inkleg wrote:If someone can't figure out how to keep milk cold when snowed in, they have bigger problems.berryman wrote: Milk not so good...
HA! I have 4 or 5 people I am friends with that were on Eastlake's Dynamite crew, one is at the campground we are at and I play cards with. No they stopped I think in '98 he was telling me, after the had a chunk of ice the size of a good sized shed launch through a boat in dry dock up away from the river. Anymore they just watch river rise and evacuate and hope it doesn't take out the Lakeshore Blvd bridge.BlackDuck wrote:Hey Steve....do they still blow up the Chagrin River with dynamite to clear the ice jams? I remember hearing that concussion all the way to Mentor when I was young. You know it's bad when you gotta get out the explosives!!!
