I picked up 25-pound bags of red beans and rice and ordered 25 pounds of oat germ due in Sunday. I also bought another 2,000 large rifle primers. There you have pieces of the three essentials beans-bullets-bullion. So much to do with so little time and money.
Very, very good, slideman!
Will you satisfy my curiosity about one thing? That oat germ; what are you going to do with it?
Twenty-five pounds seems like a lot to consume in a short time, but I can't imagine that it will keep more than a few months uless you freeze it.
Claire
Uh oh. My ignorance is not only showing a little bit, it is in big, blazing lights for all to see. I am, of course, trying to maximize the volume of foodstuffs my modest inflow of depreciating FRNs can deliver. Mrs Sailor does a whole lot of cooking with bran. I educated myself just enough to decide oat was better than wheat and immediately made a bulk purchase.
I guess I'll now be tying up expensive freezer space with it rather than discovering its shelf life is too dang short for our consumption rate.
Frankly, I'm a bit flustered in my head right now. The feds, the Rothschilds, the Marxists, the Bohemians and all of those other guys who I would turn to manure as an upgrade if I were offered the lever that could do such a thing, have so won the minds of the overwhelming majority that I am struggling to make sense out of anything. Even those in my family who respect me in every other way have requested I quit sending "political" messages via voice and e-mail. They want to believe all is well so badly that the messenger is unwelcome.
With that happening in places where I have been honored, I really know the Mogambo Guru is right when he writes, "We are all freaking doomed!!!" (the number of exclamation points varies).
So now my brain is very much cluttered with "PREPARE THYSELF"
... and my gosh, how many of us are there?
... can their trick weapons overwhelm us?
... where do you get tar and feathers?