BABY JESUS LOVES ME
A guest article was posted earlier this morning.
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Nothing particularly satisfying topic wise was coming to me this fine Saturday morning and so in my infinite wisdom and immeasurable generosity I decided to combine a few previous minion comments and my shopping experience. This is what would be sneered at as a “what I had for
dinner last night
” blog post and while normally none of us would give two craps about other people ( other people usually being oxygen wasting asshats and unworthy of all but our scorn and contempt ), here we are in fact talking about yours truly which basically means that whatever task was previously engaging you, whether it be pulling your drowning child from
raging flood waters
or fondling your naked aroused spouse, you immediately disregard as unimportant and rivet your gaze upon your computer screen and soak in my wise words as the holy writ that they are. Even in my most banal and boring my most humble experiences shine so brightly that your entire existence and cumulative experiences pale. Just as with kings of old or most revered wise men perched in isolation atop a remote mountain top, even my digestive and eliminative acts hold the masses captivated.
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As much as we hold the very act of unbridled consumption in contempt, pointing with quivering finger in orgasmic glee the over excessive shoe collection of
Pilipino First Ladies
, we are in fact and practice merely shopping idiots. And before you protest, think of the following. How many times has your wife, girlfriend or significant other snorted and laughed at a fat bitch walking by? And how chunky monkey is your main squeeze? If the vast majority of Americans show the results of decades of
Moon Pie
and RC Cola over consumption, chances are pretty good her ass is as dimpled as the rest of them. Hey, no ugliness here. Fat is good. It shows breeding potential ( and gives you something to hang on to ), and more importantly for our purposes here, it is a mobile food pantry to feed her in a collapse. Which means more wheat flat bread for you. My point is this. She herself is chunky, overweight, fat. And yet she snickers at fems fatter than herself. We are all consumers, and laughing at the excesses of other consumers doesn’t mean we are better people. We still support the American Nightmare of Banker Control,
resource depletion
and colonizing all the colored people in faraway lands. So, rather than fight the impulse to consume like a crack bitch collecting footwear, just embrace it. It is what our masters want. BUY! Why save money when the helicopter pilots will just drop more? ( speaking macro-economically here, obviously everyone needs some kind of savings for that proverbial rainy day )
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Buying helps you, spending worthless paper to buy tangibles, and it helps the economy stay afloat just a smidge longer. The central bankers nipples bulge outwards, your sphincter tightens at the sight of an overflowing pantry and hopefully as a reward for my annoying cheerleading I get a commission on most of it for you buying through Amazon. There is little time to spare before the semi-truck fleets sit idle at $6 a gallon diesel and the paper money inflates hourly. Buy your month stockpile of groceries and toiletries. This keeps you in basics no matter the price of gasoline or the state of the grocery shelves ( like the rat whoring bastards at
Wal-Mart
always selling out of cheap coffee ). Then, buy your six months of basics to help transition to your wheat and beans diet. I’ll get mighty sick of tuna, chili and Spam come the end of distribution, but at least I’ll have six months of meat before I’m forced into a
vegan diet
. And of course, your years and years of bare bones basics, your grain and bean dry storage. You need those three different storage strategies ( and propeller topped beanie covered head nod to the minion who brought that up in the comments ). And, yes, you do have the storage space for it. If I can do it in a
travel trailer
and seven by twelve storage van ( which isn’t at all mostly food, having old trash picked shoes and clothes wringers and bags and bags of ten cent used paperbacks and spare propane heaters and this, that and the other non-edible items piled precariously ). Okay, sure, I have the covered pit. Eight by eight and five feet deep. But that is a more recent addition and it barely has started being filled. You CAN find storage if you work at it.
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Friday afternoon after work we went to the feed store. Two surprises were in store, and quite shocking, they were good surprises. First, they had four hundred pounds of wheat in stock. I needed five hundred, but they had enough to make me deliriously happy. I had in a mere week gone from stressing about my amount of food storage after the corn fiasco to going back to fat and sassy. The “insurance” was once again paid for and in effect. I would much rather gaze upon rows of stacked
buckets of wheat
than have a few piles of green paper currency. One is real security, the other a hollow empty promise of rich pukes willing to sell me into slavery for their own obscene wealth. The second pleasant surprise was that the price of wheat had tumbled! I only paid $11.79 for each fifty pound sack of wheat. Before I was paying $15 ( I can’t say for sure, that might have been soon after oil had reached $150 a barrel- if so, evidently the feed store retail price is influenced more by oil than the Chicago Exchange price. And, it handily gives you a price equation of retail wheat to barrel of oil. Oil $150, wheat $15. Ten percent. Now oil is nearly $110 and wheat is $12. Okay, not perfect. But perhaps closer than my previous guess of price for kernel and white flour being equal ).
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So, the obvious conclusion I have reached is that Baby Jesus loves me. The price of wheat declines at the same time I have a few extra bucks. I’m going to start adding to my wheat stash, even after I replace all the lost corn. This is the equivalent of the planets aligning. The signs are here. A gift from heaven. The last chance to save for seven years of lean after a time of plenty. Okay, more like a hundred years of plenty, followed by multiple centuries of lean. We have the opportunity. And it isn’t like we are Jews having to decide if we should give up all the security and savings we have and immigrate. The only “hard” choice is whether you should spend $12 a shot on food security.
Baby Jesus
is warning you, I’m warning you, and if
Ross Perot
wasn’t busy dodging North Korean assassins he would be warning you.
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Seriously! $12? You can’t find $12?
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9 comments:
Here is a way to help the economy, we just need to arrange that some of the fat cat bankers start to "expire". These guys have huge estates, lots of life insurance and other toys to liquidate. If you get rid of a pesant, there is almost no economic benifit, as it is likely that he is behind on any insurance, and has no real items of value anyways to sell. If we can get the banksters to realize that reducing their own ranks will benifit the survivors, the result should be a feeding frenzy like a pool of sharks with a pail of blood in the water. As each banker is eliminated, it will provide massive death/estate taxes for the govnernment as well as convient scapegoats for the remaining ones.
I believe the "you can find the storage space" comment was in response to an earlier post of mine. I maxed out my long-term storage space for food with a two-year supply, but what I did not say before is that it is a two-year supply for four people (i.e., ~130 five-gallon buckets). As a comparison, I believe Jim has talked in the past about a 3-year supply for he and his wife, but I could be off in my recollection.
Yes, I will try for more. I'm in a bit of a pause mode at the moment. Yes, Jim will think I'm an idiot for hesitating. I don't want to just stash a bucket here or there. I'm trying to envision a space for another 50-60 buckets. The solution will come to me, but not necessarily because Baby Jesus loves me...
Cigarettes $42 a carton.
Each cigarette 21 cents.
per MidwayUSA
http://tinyurl.com/3j2xe3p
subsonic 22LR ammo
(rounded to nearest cent)
Aguila SSS 60 gr.....10 c (420 rounds for $42)
CCI 40 gr.................7 c (600 rounds for $42)
Remington 38 gr.....7c (600 rounds for $42)
A quiet subsonic in the eye socket will discourage
even the stupid AIDS-infected scumbag, or
harvest a meaty critter at the free lunch
30 yards from your back door.
Aguila SSS 60 @ 950 is said to penetrate
a human skull at 100 yards.
Aguila SSS means sniper subsonic.
In East Texas SSS mean shoot, shovel and shut up.
1244- I don't think it was necessarily just your comment. But yours might have been what set me off that time. And remember, everyone is a lazy slacking whore with preps, even me. I just suck LESS than most others. I hope.
Vlad,
What .22 rifle has a 22 inch barrel for sub-sonic?? I can't find one. They are loud as hell out of an 18 inch barrel.
Smokes are $55 per carton here in Minnesota. Thats a lot of rounds of sub-sonic ammo :)
Jim, he of the holy hair, obviously has found favor with the Gods.
That was a great price on wheat. I'll have to see if our local feed store is selling it for that.
Idaho Homesteader
Anon 1;13
It is not the length of barrel that makes a bullet subsonic, in fact the shorter it is the slower the bullet.
As Vlad stated, the Aguila sss 60 grain round is sub sonic. 60 grain bullet loaded into a 22 short case.
Spud,
anon 1:13 here. My point was that I want a 22 inch barrel to make the sub-sonic round become silent. I ain't getting a quiet shot with an 18 inch barrel.
Speaking of banks and bankers...check out this article and see if your bank is on the list! http://www.zerohedge.com/article/meet-171-banks-which-margin-failure-one-thousand-dollars
(Good starting point for an article your Royal Hirsuteness, to show us unworthy minions that only a thousand bucks can crash that bank where some of us stash our earthly treasures, rather than taking your advice and investing in junk land, food storage and other tangible assets!
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