I saw one once you know. That was enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
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I saw one once you know. That was enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by jim
OK, so here's the whole thing:
I've been having some, shall we say.....'allergies' since being here in Texas. I also drink more water and run my keester off during PT. The bad side effect is that my body is getting rid of things with much more vigor than normal.
Other than wife and dog, work, shooting/golf.... all I can think about is: "why am I pooping so much?!"
Change of altitude. Increase of H2O , you are removing toxins in your body through rest room breaks. If you would like to "firm" things up try white rice (cooked of course). Increase your electrolytes too.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheBelly
What's this shit all about? [LOL]
There is definitely too much talk of shit in the past few pages, I'd bring up another subject, butt...
Well poop. This fire stuff sucks. Got our mini firesafe in the car with all our important documents in it, along with 3-day-bags for everyone in the family, food, water, and other things that I don't want to leave behind if we have to evac. I really don't think the fire could cross a mile of desert prairie to get to us, but if the wind changes, that sh!t can be dropping hot embers in our yard within minutes.
[pileoshit]
Shit!
Stay safe HoneyBadger! Don't forget to have the vehicle fully gassed up and bring an extra 5gal gas can if you've got one full. Hope you guys don't have to evac, can't imagine having to deal with that!
When I lived in the mountains here, I had a firebox with everything in it that I'd need (couldn't replace) for the fire season. Luckily, I never had to use it, still was always on my mind though.
If you need to Dave,your welcome to come over here.
April's great with the kids.
. DON'T Think, Be READY! A gust of wind will have that prairie gone within seconds and your garage in ruins.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger