http://www.ponovision.com/articles/2004/09/09/milk-and-the-fury-of-the-gods en-us 40 Adventures in dating. So Ivan is coming soon. This is really terrible, I know. I can't imagine being someone in Florida right now, and I have a few friends that live down there. That being said, I need some help understanding something. <br /> <br />I love milk. 2% milk to be exact. I have been known to eat a sleeve of DoubleStuff Oreos in one sitting, and let me tell you; that doesn't happen without at least a quarter gallon of milk to wash it down. This is all irrelevant. However... If I was sitting in a puddle with no electricity and quite possibly no roof, I don't think MILK would make it very far on my list of "must-haves". <br /> <br />I keep reading these news articles about the hurricanes, and it never fails that they interview some person who is out of milk, and highly concerned about the issue. Now, if I was stuck in a puddle and out of beer that would be a completely different story. <br /> <br />Why is that? Thu, 09 Sep 2004 13:27:14 -0400 urn:uuid:288222db-e826-4c46-b8c4-1453609baa5e todd http://www.ponovision.com/articles/2004/09/09/milk-and-the-fury-of-the-gods http://www.ponovision.com/articles/trackback/66 <p>If these people have small children or a baby, I could see the problem&#8230;otherwise I have no idea why that would be a huge deal, you just got wiped out by a hurricane, there must be something else to worry about!</p> Tue, 14 Sep 2004 09:51:58 -0400 urn:uuid:f1be7ddd-391f-47e6-b9de-fe87e3e54ec8 http://www.ponovision.com/articles/2004/09/09/milk-and-the-fury-of-the-gods#comment-67