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I have always used barrels for storage. Currently have 3 55 gallon blue plastic drums in the garage full. Nowhere near enough for a year but enough to last until another ource is found.
The enemy of my enemy...... Is just one more set of targets to engage
rain catchment systems of any type are illegal in colorado
Got the movie pulled up, and my tin foil hat ready to go! Here we go Urban Danger!
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What? Screw them. I'll catch as much water as I want.
Grandpa's Sheriff Badge, Littleton 1920's
Yeah and if you want to get your blood warm look up how many states have made water filtration illegal. Then stop posting about potentially illegal activities.
And they do look for such things. I got a letter once and all I had was a barrel near the downspout.
I see you running, tell me what your running from
Nobody's coming, what ya do that was so wrong.
Really? I heard that it was illegal but don't know why. I never heard of anyone looking for it and thought to myself that they probably didn't.
And just to add, I did watch the movie. it was a little long and I thought it would go more into what the people did for a living, where they were located, etc. I also thought it would attempt to predict infrastructure collapses (which I think it would be cool for both entertainment as well as food for thought).
Otherwise a lot of cool ideas on there, not really sure that something like that is possible for me right now or in the immediate future.
Code enforcement is pretty strong around here. There is no HOA and we live in the county. I once got a letter about my vehicles in the driveway. I copied all the registrations and insurance cards and sent them back.
I see you running, tell me what your running from
Nobody's coming, what ya do that was so wrong.
How can you ban water filters? That just blows my mind, especially with all the crap in municipal tap water.
First I've heard of such a thing. I heard that some places have banned bottled water and a few places have tried to ban salt based water softener systems, but I can't find any information on any states which have banned water filters. Have you got a link or a source?
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