> On Sun, 02 Jul 2006 19:23:33 GMT, "MSey" wrote:
>

>>
>>"Thom" invalid.net> wrote in message
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>>> On Wed, 28 Jun 2006 05:51:23 GMT, "MSey" wrote:
>>>
>>>

>>>>
>>>>See, that's the tricky part. No way to know. Garbage in the below

>>freezing

>>>>weather of winter more of a space problem than anything else, any

>>>>season, major health problem.
>>>>
>>>>Better start stocking the tuna. ;-))

>>>
>>> Not tuna, soup. Soup is good food. A can of Vegetable Beef soup is ...

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>> On Sun, 02 Jul 2006 19:23:33 GMT, "MSey" wrote:
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>>>
>>>"Thom"

> "Tony Elka" shadowlane.com> wrote in message
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>> In article ,
>> "MSey" wrote:
>>

>>> For those of us who are city dwellers I guess storing water and water
>>> tablets are the way to go, unless your home comes with a fireplace.

>>
>>
>> You'd be surprised how fast one can get through what seems like a lot of
>> firewood.
>>
>> Most city dwellers don't have a woodshed.
>>
>> Tony

>
> Good point! As a city-dweller who doesn't have a fireplace I didn't think
> about what you need to keep it going. ;-)
> ...

> In article nntp.aioe.org>, Bob stonedimmaculate.com>
> wrote:
>

>> You could always use furniture from other peoples homes(since most
>> people are dead of course)or their firewood supplies....I'm sure in the
>> city you could round up enough stuff to have a fire when needed for a while!

>
>
> You certainly could. But it's time and energy consuming. After the end
> of the world, the daily chores will be a LONG list.
>
> Civilization is darned convenient.
>
> Tony