A few pictures of empty shelves yesterday 2/20/21 at a local Kroger in League City TX-Updated pics page 2

You'll put on 30 pounds before you know it!

1) the propane explanation, already made.

2) no one wanted to go outside if they could help it. They'd rather sit in line at a fast food restaurant for an hour lol, saw it myself.

Why thank you.



And most of us lean towards more conservative politics, too, especially since the leftist democrats embraced Islam under Obama and also throwing us off rooftops for shits and giggles because demon Mo said so.

They got Entemann's!

did not know that was beyond the East Coast. oh before I went gluten free..

this is why i buy canned meats , chili, and noodles.

The invented canning and shit for a reason.

Last Edited by messagehalted on 02/21/2021 03:27 PM

OMGOT.. that just wrecked me

Back in 1890-1910 people thought canning was the greatest things since ... well since Sliced Bread hadn't been invented yet it must have been since the Bible was written!!

Factory canned, Home canned ... it was all new and and all good! (they couldn't do much home canning until the glass jars and lids could be made en masse in factories, Ball Canning didn't start making glass jars for canning until 1884)

Being able to prepare food, can it and then store it for future use, had a HUGE impact on the American Diet and what could be eaten outside of the growing/harvesting season.

Today we take it for granted, but nobody took for granted the ability to store LOTS of different type of out of season foods on one's shelves in one's pantry back then, and STORE UP FOOD they did once inexpensive canning became available (as long as you could afford the cost). My grandmother, who was born in the mid 1880's, always had a least a year's worth of food in her cool dark cellar storage pantry from self keeping grains, potatoes, and apples to hundreds of jars of things she canned plus lots of store bought canned items.

Canned MEATS were also something that she kept a lot of, something most people today don't even think about.

Last Edited by Midwest Skeptic on 02/21/2021 03:53 PM

My local Wal Mart was even more bare than this. San Antonio area.

We use either propane or good old fashioned mesquite wood (preferable). I don’t know anyone who grills with charcoal.

Entenmann's cream cheese danish.....YUM. I haven't had that in a million years.

New avatar.....pretty!

so now they want real food and not junk..lol. better get some of that bbq charcoal to make fires

Plenty of entemannshostess

I live about 10 miles from League City and bought some meat at HEB today. There is a limit for how many packages you can buy. I think it's 5 for meat.

It’s 2.

2 cases water limit too here

On a side note, the deer are fine.
And tasty.

Milk and bread are stupid shtf food that go bad in days. Cheese, crackers and cured meats will last months.

I'm just checking out the hot blonde ass in picture #2.

I see this every snow storm lol suck it up butter cups

It’s the real thing! I live in Galveston, Texas just down the road from OP and our store shelves at Target we’re wiped out too! Didn’t even try Randall’s or Kroger. THE SHELVES ARE EMPTY BECAUSE WE HAD NO POWER AND THE FOOD SPOILED!!
Why are you being a jerk?....coward