sleepy5136
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Unless you add "tariffs" to foreign owned homes. It's a very simple solution but America is too capitalistic.Just like covid, Chinese money will find a way.
Orchard Hills 4 - "The Summit" Updates
- Thread starter ratchet_resident
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NEW -> Contingent Buyer Assistance Program
I figured it wouldn't take long to reopen as the market has been slowing down.
This sends the wrong message in my opinion...
IMO they should advice everyone to fill their gas tanks (if applicable) and stock up on bottled water and ready to eat canned food.
If you're not eating the canned food, donate them at least 3 months before "best use by" date. But since it's for emergencies, you should taste test the food before buying bulk. Canned beans can be eaten as is, but look for the low sodium and no sugar added ones. Do not trust those emergency food buckets with green colored soup powder, Knorr doesn't sell Erbswurst anymore, but they have plenty of $1 dry package foods (not ready to eat, requires additional water and cooking).
At minimum, stock at least 2 week's worth of drinking water and ready to eat rations (canned food, food bars, etc.). Have a bucket/portable toilet ("honey bucket") ready with box of disposable no-leak trash bags, toilet paper, and shovel for sanitation.
usctrojancpa
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I figured it wouldn't take long to reopen as the market has been slowing down.
White Flyte
New member
Trumps Ice team need to hit OC and clean up..
White Flyte
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Well good. Then OC wilL be white again
vsfan
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Irvine Councilmember Kathleen Treseder is urging undocumented residents and vulnerable individuals to remain indoors, avoid unnecessary travel, and contact the OC Rapid Response Network if ICE activity is witnessed. The hotline number is (714) 881-1558.
This sends the wrong message in my opinion...
sleepy5136
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Went to the skyline lots and it had a landfill smell in the air. 7m+ to have a city view and smell of the landfill. What a deal!
momopi
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IMO they should advice everyone to fill their gas tanks (if applicable) and stock up on bottled water and ready to eat canned food.
If you're not eating the canned food, donate them at least 3 months before "best use by" date. But since it's for emergencies, you should taste test the food before buying bulk. Canned beans can be eaten as is, but look for the low sodium and no sugar added ones. Do not trust those emergency food buckets with green colored soup powder, Knorr doesn't sell Erbswurst anymore, but they have plenty of $1 dry package foods (not ready to eat, requires additional water and cooking).
At minimum, stock at least 2 week's worth of drinking water and ready to eat rations (canned food, food bars, etc.). Have a bucket/portable toilet ("honey bucket") ready with box of disposable no-leak trash bags, toilet paper, and shovel for sanitation.