I now know. Other than clothes and computer, I grabbed my FSU helmet with the last 4 coaches signature. Bowden, Fisher, Haggins, Taggart. My wife grabbed pictures. Any way Panama City Beach will be fine, pray for my childhood hometown of Panama City.
What will you grab when a epic hurricane hits?
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Get your photos and family videos.
Thanks to Ivan my parents/brother/sister lost most of everything we had in 2004. Lame when you only have a handful of pictures of yourself prior to the age of 25.
Thanks to Ivan my parents/brother/sister lost most of everything we had in 2004. Lame when you only have a handful of pictures of yourself prior to the age of 25.
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My important documents, wedding photos, cash, baseball bat, computer back up drive, phone and charger, and the few other valuables. Also toothpaste and brush.
Interesting who made the list last....
Wife, pets, laptop w/family photos, electronic chargers, cash, guns, and leave the high mileage vehicle behind parked under a tree.
Oh yea, wife, son and dog and some of their crap too. Damn you guys.
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family photos are important, but a lot of stuff is in cyberspace now....the one dog is too dumb to swim and the other one is blind so they have to come along....and, of course, the wife comes first, on this list or any otherIn that order
- when Irma was headed our way, I had some plans to secure the laptop and client files, etc...but beyond that, stuff is just stuff.
So, the small stuff?
Some clothes and other kind of important things.........and my pets
The serious answer:
- Wallet
- Phone and charger
- Water
- Non- perishable foods
- Shotgun
- Extra Clothes
- Toilet Paper
- Paper Towels
- First Aid Kit
- Pillow/Blankets/Sleeping bag
Important docs, financial info, passport.
Cash, data storage, computer, phone and wires.
Photos
Nothing else matters.
Cash, data storage, computer, phone and wires.
Photos
Nothing else matters.
Every hurricane since Andrew...Jeanne, Frances, Irene, Katrina, Wilma and Irma, I have put in plastic baggies inside plastic bins important documents, cash, jewelry, videos and photos I don't want to lose. Then they go in the trunk of my car in a durable plastic bag. Everything else is just stuff.
It only takes one and you become an expert at preparing.
It only takes one and you become an expert at preparing.
Grab: photographs, cash, a couple heirlooms
Leave behind: my original Monet, Mickey mantle baseball card, the 15 large I keep under the bed, and other priceless contents. (Wink)
Leave behind: my original Monet, Mickey mantle baseball card, the 15 large I keep under the bed, and other priceless contents. (Wink)
My stash of Confederate money, the sous vide cooker and a box of condoms.
I can't wait for a hurricane to come through here - it's such a great way to tee-up a post about my memorabilia!
I'm going to grab my bitcoin wallet and all of the bitcoins inside of it.
I can't wait for a hurricane to come through here - it's such a great way to tee-up a post about my memorabilia!
I've seen people ask the question hypothetically, I now know. I wouldnt wait for what happened here, you dont want to go through this. By the way I have stacks of great memorabilia, only had room for one thing.
I hope you took all the pics with you and former FSU football greats!
Those pics are all stored in the warchant.com forum archives. Safe and sound in the rivals data center, aka some dude's xbox360 in suburban Nashville, Tn.
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After the cats, my upright bass. The electrics I can easily replace. The upright would be tough to replace.
After this last one, I would have to say a solar powered ice maker.
By Thursday evening that stuff was like gold.
By Thursday evening that stuff was like gold.
My case of fireball and assorted vintage Journey T's...
Steve Perry
Steve Perry
Cloths do make the man.
Lol...and dictionary!
Why do we have to choose what to bring. Just hitch up the house to the truck and take it all.
