Keystone State Thread

Josh Harris, owner of 76ers and NJ Devils announced, in this time of crisis, any employee earning over 50k per year will have a 20% pay cut...
WHAT A SCUMBAG!!!

 

don’t try to bury it and move on that leads to other issues, venting is good, it’s a pressure release, much respect Miss Liz

We all need to stay in the fight, keep yer hands up, protect yer head and keep pushing forward

 

Morning Pennsylvania

 

It's funny you say that! My wife and I were in New Orleans back in November. Last I was there (only other time, actually) was as part of Task Force Katrina. My wife and I visited a Katrina museum. There wasn't much in there about the military aid that was provided, but still, it was strange and haunting to see an event that I was involved in memorialized in a museum. What was even crazier was seeing abandoned houses that still had marks on them indicating they'd been cleared, and thinking, "That may be a house I helped FEMA carry bodies out of." Gave me some really weird feelings.
I know, not really the point of your post, but the being part of an exhibition bit really resonated with me.

 

I like the idea of having a ton of common ammo for other reasons. Anyone that thinks they are going to shoot that much will die pretty quickly, probably because of other bad choices first. Anyway, ammo, especially in 9mm and 5.56, just became an extremely valuable commodity. If I have a surplus of ammo, I can use it to buy other things or services, even in times like this that are not anything like SHTF. Same is true for liquor and coffee, though it takes a while longer to deplete the supply.

 

Don't feel like an ass for venting Liz, as a first responder, you put your life out there for others and you deserve a Heart Felt Thank You from me. Be safe out there and don't ever down play what you do!

 

Morning Fine Folks in PA.

 

It's in the Presbytere on Jackson Square in the French Quarter, if you ever go.
We started out at the airport, patrolling and giving people we met information on where they could go for food, water, and medical help. Eventually we transitioned to "guarding" the out of state first responders at Holy Cross College and escorting/helping FEMA teams with the body recovery effort. We rode out Hurricane Rita at the small Naval Depot, then headed out west to the Lafayette area and patrolled there before finally heading back to Bragg. It was an interesting month! Perhaps our paths crossed at some point.

 

Maybe so. We were there a lot longer then we thought. Seen some crazy stuff there. It was an experience to say the least.

 

I've never fished with any equipment, and usually front he bank. I have felt the pain of losing a musky lure a few times. The first one was in the first cast. I learned about the type of closure on the leader then. Tossed and watched it keep going damn near across the river.

 

Depends on how the river looks and if I get and anchor made or not. But i may try the river this weekend. Maybe

 

Handies from toothless ftw!

 

A lot of rain on the way. The current and level will be high

 

Got a Form Letter from the DOD stating our company is a important vendor to defense manufacturing.

Other then work being slower then normal .

Other then The round of panic buying nothing much has changed

 

Real talk: I’m enjoying working from home.

 

I'm still not enjoying work from work.

 

I dig it! Though it does make certain parts of my job difficult.

 

Me too for the most part, has its pros and cons. Definitely happy I'm still able to work.

Sucks for the people that got laid off or had their income and/or businesses impacted.

 

So nothing has changed !

 

Not a damn thing, except all our ongoing construction is dead in the water and we shipped a few immunocompromised managers home to work.