Life without electricity. Would you survive?

Bareback

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Mmmmm. Seems like you could really take care of an old lady. I could also take care of you. A little known fact is that us women don't get more drier as we age. I have not had to use lube since 1976. I am like greased up dolphin. Or a slip n slide full of canola oil. Mmmmm. So moist. So very very moist.
Ok then. Hmmm how to respond. Thinking thinking . I'm lost, I think I will just make my own sandwiches.
 

=Your Mom=

Well-Known Member
But mom, I thought women hated the word 'moist'?

The only women who hate that word are dry and barren "down there". I am proud of my slippery fish. I once let Winston Churchill give me an over the pants finger blast. He was amazed and intrigued by the amount of moist, oily discharge that pooled in my knickers and soiled his carpet. Real women are proud to be MOIST. Rejoice, rejoice! Can you hear my kittens voice?
 

Singlemalt

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Read the article, pretty much true. RE shelf life, cheap enough to do the experiment. Buy a quart of chlorox, open it, reclose and put on the shelf. In 2 months, it will be noticeably weaker than when new, you'll have effectively, chlorinated sodium hydroxide
 

757growin

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I say "if" in my Op, I should say "when" as this has happened before.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_storm_of_1859

A storm like that today would be way worse than the East coast power outage a few years ago.
My son did a project for school on the Carrington event when he was in kindergarten. Smart kid ahead of his time.
I would probably die within 6 months without electricity...
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Liquid bleach does go bad. My five-year-old jug is at about half strength currently. The dry calcium hypochlorite will keep much longer. Keep cool and dry ...
The good stuff is nominally only 4 per cent stronger than the cheaper grade of pool calcium hypochlorite. However it behaves like it is 10% better, and I wager it'll keep longer. Fwiw.
 
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