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Kappydell here. Branching out to explore other preparedness sites. I was raised by preparedness parents both both & raised in 1030s and who taught their children a lot about being prepared. Camping, fishing, hunting, gardening, food storage, sewing, carpentry all skills used since childhood. Occasional contributor to Backwoodsman magazine. Branching out to explore other preparedness forums to learn new things. Will pass on older know how if desired.
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Welcome to the forum! We're glad you're here.Boris- "He's famous, has picture on three dollar bill!"
Rocky- "Wow! I've never even seen a three dollar bill!"
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Welcome from Oklahoma!Knowledge is Power, Practiced Knowledge is Strength, Tested Knowledge is ConfidenceComment
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Welcome to the boards!Experience is a cruel teacher, gives the exam first and then the lesson.Comment
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Hello from Texas. Welcome to the forums. GBComment
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And Welcome from the Great Pacific North WET!
Right now, for instance, here in Oregon, we have a light Washington mist....
Missed Washington, and hit Oregon!!!!
I was raised by depression era parents as well, and if you could not fix it, you found out how, later.
I recall making our first Skate Boards.... mid 60's.... steel wheels, Right! heh, what the young'uns today missed in life!for Jesus,
my life I give,
philipComment
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Welcome from Michigan! Backwoodsman is a good mag."Well, you know what they say: 'Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment. '"Comment
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Hi, How are ya?---------------
HV FN ES 73!
http://skattagun.blogspot.com
"3. you cannot count on your adversary sucking. to do so invites disaster."
--Spock
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Ive been crusin' 'round the site. Lots of nice info. PJaster, don't get me started on 'remember when....'. Heck, when I grew up my folks had no air conditioning, there was only ONE TV channel and it was black and white and went off the air at 10:00 PM. I'll bet that skateboard was made from those lovely steel roller skates you had to clamp on the shoes with a key, no? Funny thing is they rolled faster than today's skates for kids. When I first heard about skateboards only hoodlums messed with'em. You know, the kids who wore heel taps, and (gasp!) blue jeans to school. Claymore,
Backwodsman is my fav magazine and not just because they published some of my how-to stuff (I have a subscription just about for life....) but because I love seeing how others 'think outside the box'. Part of what I consider survival is the ability to make up in ingenuity what is lacking in money, time or gear.Last edited by kappydell; 10-30-2011, 10:57 PM.Comment
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Welcome, glad you joined us!Comment
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Howdy! Looking forward to what you have to share and say.Comment
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welcome from West Georgia"It wasn't raining when Noah built the Ark"Comment
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"Hey" from W. TN.
Hope you enjoy yourself here.
I spent many a nights camping and fishing in the woods of Wisconsin while growing up in Indiana. One of my parents favorite areas was Lac Du Flambeau.
We also had close friends in Green Bay.Last edited by TyrannyUnleashed; 10-31-2011, 07:03 PM.If Tyranny and Oppression come to this land, it will be in the guise of fighting a foreign enemy.
~James Madison
You will eat your Brocoli and like it, or I'll have to TAX you.
No more Big Gulps for you either!Comment
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