ZYDECORICH
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Good research Bill. :-D
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Time to get the Bread and Milk...
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billski
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Trying to get my mind off the snow I can't get to 
Boston Bulldog
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I wonder if Vic's going to make a sequel for this storm
Boston Bulldog
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Time to get the bread and milk again!
Boston Bulldog
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ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR AGAIN!! Chaos at Stop and Shop!
catsup948
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I wish my Land Cruiser wasn't in the shop. I may have to skin to the mountain!
BenedictGomez
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catsup948
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My wife and I just went food shopping it was insane!
BenedictGomez
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I was at WMT today a little after noon and it wasn't bad at all.
Of course, I'm not in the bullseye as we're "only" supposed to get 18" to 20".
Seriously though, I think this snuck up on people and many probably werent even aware until sometime this afternoon.
Not Sure
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Looking at West , looks like a big storm coming into Canada , wonder about Fri?
Want to get some local BC next weekend !
There was a woman in Stop & Shop spitting and sputtering about having to be there to get her shopping done when she had other places she needed to be. "Had I known 2 feet of snow was coming, I would have been here YESTERDAY when I had the time!"
gmcunni
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wife and i just got back from the local store.. crowded for a sunday night but not insane.
plenty of milk and eggs and just about everything else. only thing "picked over" was the meat section. plenty there just not every cut usually available.
hit costco earlier today and it was no more busy than a typical sunday.
all the gas stations in town had lines.
plenty of milk and eggs and just about everything else. only thing "picked over" was the meat section. plenty there just not every cut usually available.
hit costco earlier today and it was no more busy than a typical sunday.
all the gas stations in town had lines.
mishka
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My wife just come back from shopping (not related to the storm) Saying it's insane entire milk section empty in local supermarkets
Rowsdower
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Yeah I grabbed a few things as well and it seemed fine in New Jersey. A little crowded, but all the shelves were stocked. They were restocking milk and eggs, but otherwise, nothing out of the ordinary.
Smellytele
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Went late afternoon In Concord and we were in and out in record time. Bread aisle was a little bare but that was it
Wavewheeler
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I went shopping Friday in anticipation of yesterday's (Saturday's) storm and the upcoming one..bought enough food to last a week or more. I had a feeling this thing would blow up at least on Monday so I did Monday's work today (Sunday) and shifted all of Tuesday into Monday when it looked like Tuesday was the big day. Been planning to go skiing even before the threat of a storm later this week so the Jeep is all gassed up. I just hope I can get out...some reports have the Jersey Shore getting up to 30" of snow. What a waste.
dlague
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Never understood the panic that sets in before storms. We go about business as usual. I heard some of the stores had huge lines. WTF. If I need something that bad I will drive to go get it during the storm.
The elderly is a big part of the reason. A storm like this will keep my neighbor indoors for five days even though I'll have her car cleaned off and shoveled out by Wednesday night
Scruffy
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WMT? what mountain is that? Oh wait! WalMart ! Dude, I was in K-ton skiing fresh powder on Devils all day. Get your priorities straight!
Just busting on ya Big Guy, don't go all freaky and report me to the mods or anything :lol: Seriously, K was rockin all weekend, and the place was empty by usual weekend standards. Woods were good too.
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