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>>2569922
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He’s bumping a wholesome outdoor thread, nothing wrong with that. It might be pushing “degen zoomer homeless faggot larp thread #234245” down, but that’s a good thing.
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>>2570016
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Preach, anon. Preach :)
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Once while walking around the woods with my brother and his friends they ran ahead of me and while I was trying to catch up with them I tripped and a rock ripped a huge gash in my ankle. Had to backtrack back to the house on my own crying the whole way
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These are great, I'll definitely use them (in a gym I'm never visiting again)
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These are great, I'll definitely use them (in a gym I'm never visiting again)
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>Dont like that sit sart? Maybe sit on my face?
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Ok. Last one.
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There aren't any walmarts in Romania
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>>2566631 he is a troll
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There aren't any walmarts in Romania
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>>2566631 he is a troll
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I am not sure how to obtain gunpowder,metal and anything other than basic handtools here.
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That wouldn't be an issue in the "civilized" world but what would be an issue even there is proccuring striker caps.
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>Tell me who do you think is after you that they will ambush you without you being able to take off your backpack
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Dogs,thugs,shoe glue addicts,crazies
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have you got a loicense for that?
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have you got a loicense for that?
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I knew it was bad but I never realised how collossally fucked over the UK actually is. BIG woodland? It's gotta be more than just that park surely? Fuck man even here in Western Australia we've got the Greats which is a 160,000 km2 woodland. The idea of something bieng that small and used by a massive population is insane. Fuck there are farm woods here bigger than pic related. I get why so many of you pay the piper and migrate here.
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it's good it's so relaxed you can litterally just buy a bbq from any shop and cook wherever
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great britain is barely 500 miles long as the crow flies
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a good size for kayakers to circumnavigate though, if the coast wasn't so populated i might've even tried it myself
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Blood powder. Predator urine. You can supply the latter if you eat steak until you get the meat sweats and wait an hour before taking a leak.
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Blood powder. Predator urine. You can supply the latter if you eat steak until you get the meat sweats and wait an hour before taking a leak.
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Nice chickens bro, here’s some of mine
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What a sexy horse
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Nah its the real ass nigga zone
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I just inherited about $250,000. I’m down to make an anon frenly homestead but not in Colorado. I would consider Alaska or Idaho or Montana. I make good money trucking also, so I could buy some land but I would need other anons to stay back and help raise chickens and goats n sheeeit. No j*ws or roasties allowed
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Nah its the real ass nigga zone
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I just inherited about $250,000. I’m down to make an anon frenly homestead but not in Colorado. I would consider Alaska or Idaho or Montana. I make good money trucking also, so I could buy some land but I would need other anons to stay back and help raise chickens and goats n sheeeit. No j*ws or roasties allowed
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>Alaska or Idaho or Montana
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Those are terrible states for trucking
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>work my fields goy!
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>no jews!
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lol, I wouldn't mind seeing them here. I just don't have sufficient evidence of them being established anywhere in the northeast. With so many people in the outdoors with regular cameras (not to mention trail cams), surely something would have been picked up by now if they were here in large numbers.
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Bobcats are definitely here. Even wolves come down here from Canada. But mountain lions? Nope, don't buy it.
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lol, I wouldn't mind seeing them here. I just don't have sufficient evidence of them being established anywhere in the northeast. With so many people in the outdoors with regular cameras (not to mention trail cams), surely something would have been picked up by now if they were here in large numbers.
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Bobcats are definitely here. Even wolves come down here from Canada. But mountain lions? Nope, don't buy it.
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/out/ either drinks straight from the source or uses the most trendy consoomer product on the market. No in between.
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high test
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Id love to hear how your JK boots do. It's currently between them, nicks, and drews for me
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My brother. Wore crocs after a foot injury because it was the only thing that could fit my swollen toes and fell in love. Considering getting the covered ones for hikes.
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>pic related
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never worn but I seen then in Sports Direct. Definitely a boot mid and outsole, not my preference but otherwise light and not terrible construction, the stitching will fall apart though because I had terrex shoes of that era and the stitching was the first part to go.
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Based La Sportiva enjoyer
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>cucked colorado gun laws
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Why do they have to shit ABSOLUTELY everywhere?
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How can you eat something as fluffy as that?
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From what we were shown, gybing can be quite dangerous in high winds, and acknowledged chicken-gybing, which is a pretty nice alternative.
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Glad you're doing lessons. Sounds like it's a small lake though. If there's any clubs with larger boats available for members, and on a larger body of water, it might be worth paying more for that membership instead. I'm on a good sized lake and my club does all it's basic sail training on Catalina 22s, with Catalina 25s, 27s, and 32s for members to take out once they've gotten the relevent ASA certifications. Wind can be hit or miss in the summer, but in the other months it gets pretty good. It's been great for getting experienced with larger and more complex boats, and hopefully in the next couple years I'll be able to do a weeklong overnight charter somewhere. I want my own boat, but that'll take time and cost a lot to store it since living aboard is not an option for me.
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Yeah, it's not a very big lake at all, it's just what was closest to me. There is another club on the coast with one cat 22 that I want to learn on, I'll search for other clubs in the area too though.
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will do. i've read that we need to do mix browns and greens to get compost, but i haven't put any browns in or aerated it. there is no heat generated, so this isn't really "composting"
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will do. i've read that we need to do mix browns and greens to get compost, but i haven't put any browns in or aerated it. there is no heat generated, so this isn't really "composting"
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If two people have that same jacket I'll be impressed. Regardless of who I'm responding to the response is the same.
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If two people have that same jacket I'll be impressed. Regardless of who I'm responding to the response is the same.
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>>2565091
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That's because you're a lying sack of english shit.
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Also you can't read. Kifari is spelled 'Kifaru' and they have a 7800 Cubic Inche pack. That's 128 litres to save your fat hands from taking 4 weeks to do the math you retard faggot.
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Unlike you, who swallows your own loads daily instead of carrying them into you dead cunt of a mother.
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Learn to fucking read. Pedo fuck.
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>What is an expandable pack and why is it listed?
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There's your second one, go lie somewhere else you're outed here twice.
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Pretty teats desu.
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I mean each to their own. dunno why anyone finds this shit attractive.. u know they look like two old ass pillows sewed by the edge and taped to a wall...
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Like I enjoy some nice grooly photos every now and again, and 80% of the shit on the internet is some big ass girls with their pussys lookin' creamy because their thighs encase them and never let them actually dry out, and you know that shit smells like a wet opossum and a two day old bandaid.
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I mean each to their own. dunno why anyone finds this shit attractive.. u know they look like two old ass pillows sewed by the edge and taped to a wall...
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Like I enjoy some nice grooly photos every now and again, and 80% of the shit on the internet is some big ass girls with their pussys lookin' creamy because their thighs encase them and never let them actually dry out, and you know that shit smells like a wet opossum and a two day old bandaid.
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I'm sorry that you got so upset
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Everclear. Not just for breakfast, lunch, and dinner anymore.
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Everclear. Not just for breakfast, lunch, and dinner anymore.
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Alcohol is a diuretic, doesn't matter what beer or drink it is in...
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It’s kind of a shame to live out here and not spend more time outside
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I am physically unable to catch a single fish as of late and it's got me down in the dumps. Where the fuck are they all?
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It’s kind of a shame to live out here and not spend more time outside
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I am physically unable to catch a single fish as of late and it's got me down in the dumps. Where the fuck are they all?
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I live in the Amazon region. Everything wants to kill you once you step out. I want to go out, but I'm not prepared and it would take a long time to learn from the right people. My intention is to first get a kayak, and find a spot where I can camp and fish for a few days.
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I feel for you anon, i really do. They salt the roads here like theyre made out of pork. My poor outback (2nd gen) cries every time i put the snow tires on.
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I feel for you anon, i really do. They salt the roads here like theyre made out of pork. My poor outback (2nd gen) cries every time i put the snow tires on.
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>wearing a life jacket
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Were you at the nice wooden hotel? Forget the name but it’s gorgeous, although a peculiar amount of Chinese last time I was there.
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Were you at the nice wooden hotel? Forget the name but it’s gorgeous, although a peculiar amount of Chinese last time I was there.
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there are several old hotels in the park. You are probably thinking of Old Faithful hotel which is the biggest. But no, I worked at Mammoth Hot Springs. It was a blast. Lots of fun with female co-workers and tourons alike.
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There are always lots of tourists from all over the World there. The Chinese usually come by tour grup bus and never go more than 1/4 mile from there bus so easy to avoid the hordes.
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summer camping around the Kootenays. Good point about keeping the avian elements apart from my apparel. I didn't know that about British motorcycle superstitions, though, that is neat. I know some fags like to keep those bell gremlins things to ward of debris in the road but I don't believe in pagan witchcraft
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>>2569185
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summer camping around the Kootenays. Good point about keeping the avian elements apart from my apparel. I didn't know that about British motorcycle superstitions, though, that is neat. I know some fags like to keep those bell gremlins things to ward of debris in the road but I don't believe in pagan witchcraft
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Kilm Outlander boots.
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Ah bummer. My situation is a bit different because I made the move permanently after getting the job in my own country. I bought an old 16ft 70's caravan to park at a paid campground with facilities for around a year before I could find a rental property. It was great because I met a bunch of backpackers who were also staying there while working on other farms, so there was always someone to drink a beer and play cards with. Your current situation sounds pretty appealing to me because I enjoy bouts of isolation and not having anyone to talk to, but it sounds like you're a lot more social than I am. If we could trade places I would happily oblige
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>people are nice but I feel like I'm too slow and I don't like being a hindrance
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Forget about that. I'd never driven a manual car or seen a cow up close before starting. Within a year I was doing pregnancy testing with shoulder-length gloves and driving a truck with 18 gears. People like to teach you. You aren't being a burden. Stick with it and embrace the situation while you can. Ask to use the tool shed and learn things. If you don't have any social outlets you should treat it like a monastery experience. Work hard, eat good, learn how to meditate, read, and stare at the stars for a few more months
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Ah bummer. My situation is a bit different because I made the move permanently after getting the job in my own country. I bought an old 16ft 70's caravan to park at a paid campground with facilities for around a year before I could find a rental property. It was great because I met a bunch of backpackers who were also staying there while working on other farms, so there was always someone to drink a beer and play cards with. Your current situation sounds pretty appealing to me because I enjoy bouts of isolation and not having anyone to talk to, but it sounds like you're a lot more social than I am. If we could trade places I would happily oblige
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>people are nice but I feel like I'm too slow and I don't like being a hindrance
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Forget about that. I'd never driven a manual car or seen a cow up close before starting. Within a year I was doing pregnancy testing with shoulder-length gloves and driving a truck with 18 gears. People like to teach you. You aren't being a burden. Stick with it and embrace the situation while you can. Ask to use the tool shed and learn things. If you don't have any social outlets you should treat it like a monastery experience. Work hard, eat good, learn how to meditate, read, and stare at the stars for a few more months
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>>2565217 (OP)
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How are you guys finding the life, I’n considering bailing on engineering to become a labourer on a farm, I feel it’ll be more fulfilling and I’d be closer to my hobbies and interests, but I recon I’d be stepping down on wages
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>>2569811
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Damn you had a nice setup anon.
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I think the hardest part is being a foreigner and not speaking more than broken words from the country I'm at now, specially when the people I interact with at work are natives themselves so makes it difficult for me to connect, but that's my fault.
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I'm not really social but spending months without having any meaningful or personal conversation kinda sucks, sometimes I just feel like I want to open up and talk about how the week was or things like that.
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>Forget about that
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I try but it's awkward and I feel dumb when there's things happening but I don't know what to do nor do I understand what's being said so I can do things by my own. There's moments it feels like everyone is sharp as fuck and working like they're on meth and then there's me, this clueless guy.
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I know this reads like a pussy venting and I apologize for it, one reads meditations and try to be as much of a stoic as possible but you can't help but feel weak. Still, another day has passed and I showed for work and didn't quit and fly back home so there's that.
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>>2569838
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Make bank and work on your own land. It's honest work and when the sun is right you have moments of feeling blessed but unless you really love some aspect of the farm life there are better options.
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I put cameras out all the time. I put this one on sort of a game trail off a main trail, people use it though. This was a 3:00am and was weird someone was out there. I was actually looking to get pics of deer/bear/wolf.
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>>2567561
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I talked to a cop while we were bringing clothing to a naked man in the woods. It's a funny story but the reason the cops knew there was a naked dude is because of the CCTV network in the woods. I researched the matter further and confirmed it. This program was so well known in the late 80s and early 90s that there is no shortage of information on it. The fact that there are UK /out/ists who are completely unaware of it baffles the mind.
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>>2569957
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>>2569983
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You fucking dolt, a cop telling me he knows there's a naked man in the woods because of the CCTV is a fucking source. Like I said, if you get off your ass and research it you'll find plenty of articles.
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>>2567150
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>>2567150
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Gatekeep is good tho
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>>2565931 (OP)
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You could also secure your ankles by strengthening them, but I'm sure you'd rather drop $200 on boots you're never going to take on anything more than a clearly marked and well established trail
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>>2569267
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Commie scum
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Commie scum
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>>2569284
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NTA but I have. I can confirm.
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>>2568997
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I will once I buy my mags
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>>2569285
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Oregon is a red state.
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>>2569918
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Trump won Marion County (Salem) in 2016. Clinton won Lane County (Eugene) with 56%. Multi mag County always surprised me, because I thought let it would have been Clinton with at least 85% (it was 73%, which is a landslide still, but I expected worse).
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>multi mag county
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Your phones autocorrect is taunting us isn’t it?
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Browser extension is called "Return Youtube Dislikes"
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>>2569918
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Yeah it's a red state that is why they pass the most severe gun laws in the country.
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At least be honest with yourself. It's a beautiful state that is going to continue increasingly be dominated by Portland's absurd politics.
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>>2570006
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Portland passed that. Again, Oregon is a red state without the people’s republic of Portland.
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But you’re right; greater Idaho needs to happen.
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>>2570001
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Marion County is about 50/50 conservative/liberal scum, but it's a shit place for outdoor stuff anyway, as is the whole Willamette Valley. You find yourself hunting nutria and wonder where you went wrong. You seem to think Oregon might someday lean more conservative but it won't. The election process is rigged to hell in favor of communism.
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It ain't just Portland, bubba. There's as many biden voting fucktards in the rest of the state as there are in pdx. Hell, La Grande and Burns have a lot of commies.
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>greater Idaho needs to happen
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Keep holding your breath. State of Jefferson has a better chance of happening. I have no skin in the game because I left years ago when it became obvious what was happening. Just be realistic about things - you look like a goof when you start talking about Hail Mary's like redrawing state lines or creating new states to escape the inevitable.
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i have, it was awesome
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>another /out/ thread
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lmao what a disaster this site has endured
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just did a Roadtrip around washington state, did a few days in the oregon and it was pretty tight. posting some pics
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First time in scrublands and really liked it. except for the ticks.
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it got windy af but was really nice after 3 days on rain on the coast and portland
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view from inside the tent from the edge of the Deschutes river. 10/10 would recommend. 11/10 with fishing rod
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>it's a shit place for outdoor stuff anyway, as is the whole Willamette Valley.
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>no, I don’t have a car
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>how could you tell?
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>>2570124
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it would be bragging to list out all the awesome outdoor stuff within walking/biking distance, let alone under 1 hour of driving
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but alas, it doesn't make up for the progressives hell bent on ruining the state.
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>>2570138
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>there’s great stuff right around the corner
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>Oregon bad because the Willamette Valley is bad
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stop stereotyping me because i live in oregon, you filthy suburbanite.
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>>2570145
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>>2570124
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You dumb motherfucker, I put 250,000 miles on my truck exploring Oregon. I hunted, fished, hiked, and camped in Oregon for 28 years and I've seen more of Oregon than you'll ever dream about. I can tell you more about the Willamette Valley than your atrophied brain can absorb, ya fuckin toolbag.
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Fake purists who never go out
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>>2566570 (OP)
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>They're pretty much happy for me to set up a campsite and live there indefinitely. They won't charge any rent and I'll be able to use the electricity/kitchen there for cooking
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Your biggest concern should be that your friend will eventually get sick of you living on his land mooching off his electricity and kitchen without contributing. Everyone who offers this does so out of the good of their heart, inexperience, and a lack of thinking it through. They will quickly realize it gets old fast.
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>>2566570 (OP)
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>They're pretty much happy for me to set up a campsite and live there indefinitely. They won't charge any rent and I'll be able to use the electricity/kitchen there for cooking
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Your biggest concern should be that your friend will eventually get sick of you living on his land mooching off his electricity and kitchen without contributing. Everyone who offers this does so out of the good of their heart, inexperience, and a lack of thinking it through. They will quickly realize it gets old fast.
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>>2567394
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This. The camp I went to as a teenager had us in these, they fit 6 cots per tent I believe so they were pretty large. Basically picrel but 100% water resistant thick coated yellow canvas and no porch
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>>2566570 (OP)
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OP buy the largest cheapest car you can find. Remove all the seats and stuff in the way then put in a nice cushy mattress and pillows and whatnot, then dig a hole as wide and almost as deep as the car then roll it into the hole and fill dirt up leaving about 1 foot of window room for light. Then build a stairway out and up to the ground or use the sunroof, use this as a safe place to sleep every night. It will have music and will be warm in winters and cool in summers from being underground.
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https://docer.tips/self-sufficiency-for-the-21st-century-2010-edition.html
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>>2567700
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Don't listen to this man. He wants you to breathe in random Chinese pesticides. Shipping containers are a terrible option.
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>>2566570 (OP)
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OP look into any prefabbed wood shed kits. Maybe some local Amish or Mennonites. Would be more durable than a tent and your friend gets an outbuilding once you move away. That or get yourself a cheap RV/Camper.
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Shops order from certain vendors.. because they give you a discount. sometimes you can order from amazon if the boss sees no other option and gives you the shop card to do so.. otherwise you have to go thru the system when ordering.
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this also isn't some "work in my garage I can wait 1 week to have a battery shipped." turn and burn things, shit comes in and there was already 4 things in front of it that needed to be finished first.. didn't have time to dick with returns/trying to research the right size. Had a jeep wrangler with an 4.0 that needed a motor, fucking 16 Altima that needed a head. and a 2001 F150 that needed a transmission swapped, all in front of this TW- on-top of what ever tractor/off the highway shit you got that day..
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Shops order from certain vendors.. because they give you a discount. sometimes you can order from amazon if the boss sees no other option and gives you the shop card to do so.. otherwise you have to go thru the system when ordering.
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this also isn't some "work in my garage I can wait 1 week to have a battery shipped." turn and burn things, shit comes in and there was already 4 things in front of it that needed to be finished first.. didn't have time to dick with returns/trying to research the right size. Had a jeep wrangler with an 4.0 that needed a motor, fucking 16 Altima that needed a head. and a 2001 F150 that needed a transmission swapped, all in front of this TW- on-top of what ever tractor/off the highway shit you got that day..
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>>2569768
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Man what the fuck kind of place do you work? All small engine shops I am aware of are totally okay with telling the customer "Sorry bud, it needs a hard to find part and it'll take 2 weeks to come in, we'll call you when it's ready"
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I would so much rather hear that as a customer and get a good modern AGM battery than some ghetto refurbishing process. It's not even that weird of a size, the parts are readily available just not commonly stocked in stores. Weird parts are shit like the stator for the 1987 TW which was only made for one year, are not available for sale anywhere anymore, and can only be rebuilt by this one shop in fucking New Hampshire that charges like 3 times what a brand new stator costs for any normal bike
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It's the Czech standard.
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It's the Czech standard.
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>>2566612 (OP)
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romans conquered half the world wearing that shit
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>>2566612 (OP)
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Wearing sandals is degenerate nobody wants to see your ugly ass feet.
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>>2569720
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why you fucking with aqua man
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>>2569720
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why you fucking with aqua man
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>>2569773
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It's much less common with finesse metals, hard lures, and fleyes. The problem with most plastics is that they are impregnated with salt and scents so the even the most slackjaw of rubes can hook up.
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>>2569815
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Yes.
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>>2569698
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its gonna pair up with an expride for neds and keitechs, i'm just not sure the vanford is worth double the miravel
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i've got a stradic on my wire bait setup which i love though
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--- 2569851
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>>2569620
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I prefer the thick fluoro musky leaders like:
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723 |
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https://sportsheadquarters.ca/collections/musky-leaders/products/stealth-tackle-fluorocarbon-leader
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Not sure if it's accurate or not but I just feel more confident with the thick fluoro than i do wire leaders when switching up to target a different species.
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>>2569698
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Love my miravel will buy multiple more to replace old fuegos, sedonas and saharas. Are they vanford/stradic tier? No. Do you really need a stradic or vanford? probably not. It's an amazing reel for the pricepoint, don't think you'll find better at that cost to be fair. BG is around the same size but very heavy.
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--- 2569852
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>>2569851
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>BG is around the same size but very heavy.
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price*
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--- 2569855
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>>2569851
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most of my others are bg's and a nasci, just looking to make some upgrades here and there and i agree the bg's are fairly heavy by comparison
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--- 2569871
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>>2569720
|
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>be me
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>shore fishing innabay
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>nobody around for miles
|
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>fishing some old pier because structure
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>fat baldie jumps in next to me
|
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>swims right to where I'm casting
|
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fucking foreigners
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--- 2569875
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>>2569871
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I'm very careful when fishing where people swim, but it's baffling sometimes how some people are actively trying to catch a hook.
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--- 2569876
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>>2569875
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i'm not, if they are outside of the designated area, its their own fucking fault
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--- 2569889
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>>2569808
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I would go with the 4000. the 2500 is still pretty damn compact. It would work, but would get stressed on big fish more than a 4000 would. If you wanted to spend a bit more, you could grab a Penn Pursuit IV 2500. They're bigger than Shimanos and much beefier for the size, have sealed bearings, and used as saltwater beater reels regularly because they hold up and can be maintained. You can buy replacement parts for cheap to repair them if need be. They are not as smooth feeling as even cheap Shimanos though. As for line, it really depends more on the types of lures/bait you intend to use and fish you're likely to come across. 8lb trilene xl is strong, but it's pretty thin so you gotta be careful about toothy fish. If you use your drag properly, large bass for example are no problem on that line though.
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--- 2569893
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>>2569836
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if it's for freshwater only I'd just save the money and go with the Miravel. It's only slightly heavier than the vanford and sometimes that honestly balanced the rod better anyways.
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>>2569871
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>>2569875
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>>2569876
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mexicans(often illegal) are always drowning in lakes because they don't stay in the swimming zones. I'd wager that besides them being drunk, a lot of them are probably getting hung up on fishing line snags. I get snagged on broken off wads of line pretty often so there is tons of it in there. The worst is heavy braid, that shit is like anchor rope. I've had to go neck deep in water with my knife to free my snagged lures on what seemed like 60lb braid. one more reason to hate bass fishermen.
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--- 2569897
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Is top of the line gear from 10 years ago still good gear?
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My Dad was a sort of legendary fisherman and owned tackle stores, we have carbon fibre daiwa rods and top of the line reels from about 10 years ago.
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Are they still top of the game? Or has newer, cheaper gear surpassed what a 10 year old top of the line daiwa can do.
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--- 2569900
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>>2569876
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>>2569875
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I was fly fishing too lol, IDGAF if the retard hooks himself but I do care about the fish he might've spooked.
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--- 2569901
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>>2569897
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Define cheaper
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Sub $100 reel and rod won't surpass premium/flagship reel/rod from 1 or even 2 decades ago at $200-300 + price point. Many technology don't change that much and the fundamental design/material/precision quality still serve as the core for the quality of the tackle. Some cheap chink shit can try to copy and incorporate "new tech" from shimano or daiwa or w/e but if their main gears and frame are built with cheap material and have terrible construction/quality control, the reel would still be shitty.
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>>2569901
|
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Basically just wanted a gauge on how far fishing tackle technology has advanced in 10 or so years, and if whatever is inside a Stella reel from 10 years ago is now inside an entry level reel from Shimano.
|
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I know how to fish but I don't know shit about the equipment I'm using.
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I figure it's probably all about the same though really, I mean how overengineered can a spin reel get?
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--- 2569914
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>>2569909
|
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I would say a Stella from 10 years ago is still way way better than an entry level shimano reel.
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--- 2569917
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>>2569896
|
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based bass fisherman cleansing the nation of illegal mexicans
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--- 2569921
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>>2569687
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>buying an overengineered fanny pack
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y tho
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--- 2569925
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I slayed the spawning bass yesterday. Went through the beds with a plastic salamander and caught about 1/2 the bass. Going back tomorrow to do the same.
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--- 2569930
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how do i catch crabs at the beach?
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>>2569893
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thx senpai, went with the miravel and yozuri hybrid
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can't wait
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>>2569930
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Gay sex is the best way.
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>>2569876
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I guess I should have specified for me it's usually when I'm doing light line surf fishing at the beach. Aside from whether you're in a protected area there aren't designated areas for fishing or swimming. Every once in a while I'll get a nervous mom come up and say something, but nothing karen-y
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Anyone ever throw flies for shad? What size streamers should I be throwing?
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>>2569173
|
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Do you have access to any salmon rivers on lake ontario? I think fish are running around this time in new york.
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>>2569909
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2010 Stella introduced x-ship, the Nasci which is Shimano's low-mid end basically has all the same features which is a $100 reel. The 2014 Stella introduced micromodule gearing, which you can find in the 2022 Vanford which is a $220 mid-range reel.
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Shimano's top of line baitcaster, the Antares, claim to fame was introducing the DC system in like ~2010 or some shit. That's trickled down into entry level low-mid end SLX baitcasting reels at ~$180.
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So basically, over the years, top of the line crap slowly trickles down, but it takes awhile. It still doesn't mean the reels are the same, Stella's, Calcutta Conquests, Antares, Steezs and Exists are going to feel buttery smooth for years from strict, strict quality control.
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>>2566800 (OP)
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>First halfway legitimate bass I've caught in WV since a 1.5lb smallmouth I caught on the local river last August
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>First largemouth in over a year
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>Took 2 hours to catch
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>Still only closer to 1.5lbs than 2
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Being a bank fisherman with access to only park ponds is suffering
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--- 2570196
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god i love eating theese mudbugs so much its unreal
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--- 2570201
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>>2569909
|
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I plow through a Shimano mid range reel in a year or two, after that its unfishable. For me, its the Daiwa Exist
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>>2570011
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I've not but Is something I want to do. I'd imagine small ones, like the #6-#10 ones people use for crappies.
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>>2569019
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The Skeletool and the $25 clearance big CRKT are the only two knoifes in that pic that I actually paid for.
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>>2569019
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The Skeletool and the $25 clearance big CRKT are the only two knoifes in that pic that I actually paid for.
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>>2569790
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hey you're still watching the thread and ignoring my question fuck you. anyways your clearance crkt is worth 75 to 150 bucks now. anything crawford or kasper has gone up in value
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I recommend this knife I got off aliexpress for like 40 usd, the quality is excellent
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>>2570075
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It's called shooziz XUN120
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>>2567304
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I’ve skimmed multiple critters with an opinel. they’re fine unless you absolutely need to larp like a spec ops dude in order to satisfy some sort of military autism.
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>Critters
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that's frencheicher for rats.
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>>2569623
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you dont even have freedom to roam in america
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>>2567225 (OP)
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Montenegro is really nice too
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its small and officially wild camping is forbidden but even the police will not bother you (if they even notice)
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sadly it's like a 15h drive from Germany where i live
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also i would disagree with Germany
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while yes wild camping is not allowed (and mostly not tolerated) and there aren't huge untouched forest like you'd find in eastern europe
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it's very very well touristically developed
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my parents make 2-3 weeks bicycle tours every year in summer for example, and they always find beautiful routes and camping sites
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I tend to d similar tours but on less developed paths and and there are so many well documented and wonderful routes
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for the classic multi day /out/ tour it's of course less suitable
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but so are be france, austria or poland, greece etc. which have kind of similar situation to Germany
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>>2567225 (OP)
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>Belgium
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>OK
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Nah. Nature don't even exist in Belgium.
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I lived in Ireland as a kid, and compared to England it is beautiful. The western counties are quite rural. You have not seen green until you've seen Ireland. I've never been to Scotland, but from the pictures, it pretty much looks like Ireland.
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>>2569873
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great picture
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>>2567225 (OP)
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have nature OC
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>>2569873
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>compared to England it is beautiful
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I've been in both place and it is remarkably the same
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>>2568427
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no, poles out, pakis in, as they say
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Slovenia should be filled in. It's better /out/ than half the dark green countries
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>>2569936
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yea nah its a shithole
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>>2567534
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They unironically destroyed most of their ancient forests a couple hundred years ago. The rest is bog.
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>>2567534
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Ireland is the most ecologically devastated part of Europe, there is no actual "wilderness" left and native rainforest accounts for less than 1 % of the landmass and is severely fragmented. Nearly every inch of land is privately owned and developed, farmers will convert anything and everything into agricultural land (on paper) to claim farm payments which means they all have incentives to destroy whatever's on their land and replace it with green carpet or sometimes nothing. Also no rambling rights, you dare not even walk through manys property, and its all small holdings.
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My nearest range has half of it fenced off with big signs threatening walkers, and there's literally nothing nothing up there but wet bog. So fucked up
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>>2568009
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Ireland has a cultural tradition of ribbon development and lots of people still want to live "outside the town" for reasons that are to me stupid and unsustainable. You really can't drive 500m anywhere without passing someone's home
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>>2569762
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Like a piece of the pipe cleaner broke off in the stem? Use a piece of wire to dislodge it. Get some mechanics wire from the hardware store, it's really useful to carry with you /out/ as well as just for this one task
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>>2569762
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Like a piece of the pipe cleaner broke off in the stem? Use a piece of wire to dislodge it. Get some mechanics wire from the hardware store, it's really useful to carry with you /out/ as well as just for this one task
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>>2568884
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I usually forgo them, I feel like they kind of mess with the airflow and make eveything feel a bit unnatural.
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>>2568884
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No but personally I add a few Nording Keystones to the bottom of my bowls to help a bit with the moisture and it helps me smoke all of the tobacco down to pure ash since there is a little void underneath of it. No dottle at all, ever. All ash. I use them in all of my pipes, even cobs. Just put a few at the bottom.
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Yeah but the other one is drinkable
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>>2567807
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Yeah but the other one is drinkable
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>>2567832
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Pro:Absolutely indestructable and viable for the whole 3rd world as well.
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Usable under a tarp as a quick warmup option.
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Can be used in abandoned buildings while waiting out rain.
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Europe's a shithole, go to Sweden or Norway if you're a brit
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>>2568186
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Bug spray depending how long you're out
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Bug spray depending how long you're out
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>>2568170 (OP)
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Mental health is more of a choice than it isn't. If you are in europe you don't even need a tent. Just a good sleeping bag and shoes that will keep you from stepping on a needle (Spain+France taught me that)
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The usual reccomdations are Vagrant Holiday and Bald and Bankrupt on youtube if you've not done that rabbit hole already do that for a relatively okay idea of what you put up with. Don't expect anything to be comfy and beware of winter.
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All you really need is the ability to sleep warm, eat every so often and stay clean. The rest is just moving around aimlessly day to day. Statistically you'll have to defend your stuff or stash it eventually. The longer you do this the more repairs become needed. Carry way more socks than you think you will need. Unless you think you need 7 pairs. That's too much.
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The sad things is the stuff that will help you be good at stuff while hobo mode is the same stuff that helps keep you from needing to BE a hobo in the first place. IE work ethic, never ever having to ask parants for free shit, not being a carless person (There are people who think driving is not a right) Long story short, if you waited till now to do this and haven't got any experience having mental health issues will fuck you up faster than any bad preperations ever will because your mind is the first and best tool you need to work out the issues that you will face. If you can't do that now, don't put yourself into an environment with even less control and with a bunch of useless stuff on so you can move around aimlessly while fearing for your next place to sleep until lack of comfort and fear overwhelm your sense of fun.
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>>2568178
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Kek
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>for the same price you could have a ghetto sleep system that is really only good for one season and doesn't breathe
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>but it would be lighter
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I'll stick with the MSS.
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>for the same price you could have a ghetto sleep system that is really only good for one season and doesn't breathe
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>but it would be lighter
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I'll stick with the MSS.
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>>2569074
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You don't bring the black unless it's below 40F. you don't need the stuff sack if you have a backpack that fits it +your stuff. If you bring the gore tex, you don't need a tent. and vice versa.
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suck my cot
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>>2569563
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Do you have a cat? Sometimes those SOBs like to eat seedlings
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--- 2569818
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>>2569563
|
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Do you have a cat? Sometimes those SOBs like to eat seedlings
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--- 2569833
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Guys, I think I fucked up. I started 3 full trays of seeds and when it was warm (85 degree days, full sun) I put them outside despite not needing sunlight yet since I literally just put the seeds in. They dried out pretty bad, I didn't water because the plastic covers were dripping, and I foolishly thought that they had enough, but the soil substrate was dry.
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I have them well watered now, and a few seedlings are sprouting (Maybe 2-3 tomato, a bean or two) but the vast majority of the 150 plugs are empty.
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|
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I planted them the weekend of the 8th, it's the 19th now. Should I re-sow seeds in the trays or wait? Usually they are around 68 degrees (I do not have heated trays)
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|
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It's a lot of tomato, pepper, brassicas (Kale, collards) and herbs. Barely anything has come up.
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--- 2569835
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>>2569348
|
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i had a tomato plant once that only grew one baby leaf
|
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i let the roots develop till the stem was thick then snipped the leaf off with a bit of stem
|
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a week later true leaves had formed
|
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--- 2569854
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603 |
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I hardened off my strawberries for a week and they still have cold stress. Is one week too little?
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--- 2569857
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>>2568545
|
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Its nothing to worry about, its a very common mycorhizzal fungus, Leucocoprinus birnbaumii. if anything its beneficial to your soil, i would spread it around (not kidding). It likes hot, wet, dark conditions, and thrives in pots. You might get a yellow mushroom cap at some point pic related
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--- 2569858
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>>2569359
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>I can count to tomato
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--- 2569859
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>>2569170
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Medi as in Mediterranean? Yeah they go dormant in the summer, prime growing season is beginning of autumn to mid-spring. Zone 10a
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--- 2569861
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>>2569485
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>>2569489
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>>2569437
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Any temps over 27C for longer than a week and the lettuce is fucked, accept it. Lettuce is purely winter vegetable in my area
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>>2569563
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Mice or pillbugs, put a trap out and also inspect the seedlings at night
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>>2569558
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Yarrow is a weed?? O fuck I have planted it everywhere
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Not the worst weed to have desu, and if I really need to kill it I can just turn the sprinklers off
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--- 2569863
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>>2569833
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You may want to start sowing again. This time keep them inside out of the sun and don't let them dry out. Sorry about your seedlings bro. These things happen when starting out. Guess you could keep them around for a while yet to see if any more pop up.
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>>2569863
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I'm going to sow directly over the old seeds I guess, if they pop they pop- I have a few seeds left over. Stupid mistakes, I'm not even new at this it's my third year gardening. Should have known better than to leave them out in the sun.
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Oh well, it's not too late. Still realistically 25 days out from last frost (mothers day)
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--- 2569883
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>>2569861
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>pillbugs
|
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Pillbugs eat decaying organic matter (such as half-composted fallen leafs or rotting wood). They pose no threat to living plants.
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|
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>Yarrow is a weed?
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It slowly replaces grass in your lawn if it is given a chance. Just like dandelions, daisy, clover or cinquefoil: once it rooted well, you won't get rid of it unless you start the lawn anew.
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--- 2569887
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>>2569883
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>Pillbugs eat decaying organic matter (such as half-composted fallen leafs or rotting wood). They pose no threat to living plants.
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Did a quick search just to check this out of curiosity. Apparently, in very wet conditions they'll eat tender plants. Live or dead, they only care about the ease of the meal.
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--- 2569888
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>>2569833
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I'd re-sow, sorry bro. My first tray this year didn't sprout as well, don't know why though. It was all chilis, mainly super hots. Had a heat mat and everything but not a single one came up. Never happened before to me.
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--- 2569890
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>>2569887
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yeah they've done a number on my direct sow beans so far. gonna try starting them indoor until theyve got a couple leafs. they'll munch the cotyledons off before the seedling is fully emerged.
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--- 2569892
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>>2569890
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This is going to sound like madness, but have you considered putting in some leaf mulch to bait them away from your live plants?
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--- 2569894
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>>2569892
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sort of. been throwing banana peels and mango skins around them to keep them busy. seems to have helped. also must have been a couple hundred of them in the bottom of a couple of the beer and yeast traps i laid out.
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--- 2569898
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>>2569861
|
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>Any temps over 27C for longer than a week and the lettuce is fucked
|
660 |
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So what can I grow on a south facing window sill in the summer?
|
661 |
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I put in a thermometer today and even with the fan going it maxed out at 32 C... and it's only April. It's so fucking over.
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--- 2569904
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>>2569898
|
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>So what can I grow on a south facing window sill in the summer?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0i6mnRygCc [Embed]
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>>2569887
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>>2569883
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>>2569890
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>>2569892
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Yeah, the only damage they do is to very young seedlings with fleshy stems, after a couple of weeks pillbugs dont do shit, i 'feed' them with prunings and decaying leaves which they prefer over my seedlings. I've also found that smaller garden beds are usually the victims for pillbug damage, they overpopulate in the contained area and go a bit wild
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>>2569894
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I feel like fruit skins might be too sugary, you might be breeding these things by the sound of it
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>>2569898
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What is your latitude lmao, and local climate
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>>2569898
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use growing lights then
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>>2569904
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Don't particularly like beans.
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>>2569906
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Here.
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>>2569908
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The whole point is to grow food for free in a window I'm not using for anything else.
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Zinnias popping
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>>2569923
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My guy listen, where you want to grow stuff is too hot right now. Period. If you can't drop the temperature then you're gonna struggle to grow most things not to mention fucking lettuce.
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Someone already mentioned beans but some types of tomatoes, tomatillos, peppers for example are things that you can grow through the hottest of summers but that's outside, I can't say if they will survive being baked behind a window with low ventilation.
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I guarantee you that your lettuce will bolt with that heat so better throw those few leafs on a sandwich before they turn bitter if they aren't already.
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>>2569926
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What soil block maker do you use?
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>>2569953
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Ladbrooke
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>>2569954
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>Ladbrooke
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Do you like them over plug trays? My plugs are always so soggy, I'm thinking soil blocks will allow better airflow
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>>2569956
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We've been doing soil blocks I think for 10 years or so. A few times we did plug trays but for us soil blocks overrule every other method.
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I've noticed several people on youtube that don't like them don't really know how to make the mix correctly and don't use the blocker correctly. Here is a perfect example of how not to make soil blocks.
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as for the "having to buy this mix", you don't for a full year, we do about 600-800 plants per year its 1 bale of peat moss and 1 - 2 bags of black kow compost.
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>>2569958
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In my seed tray I'm using about half peatmoss, half soil from the garden and a sprinkling of Perlite throughout, just to evenly distribute. I have rigid plastic plug trays I reuse every year but the hard plastic keeps them soaked- if they're not soaked they dry super fast. Thinking plug trays might be good- I only do about 150-200 plants a year
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--- 2569961
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What's a good trap crop for cats? If I plant a small bed of catnip/catgrass will that keep them occupied so they stop shitting in my beds? I was willing to let them have a pass but they entered into an armistice with the squirrels and now both dig and shit in my beds.
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>>2569961
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wouldn't catnip just attract more cats? be thankful for them. they are keeping the mice from eradicating your plants.
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>>2569959
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I'll take some pics later, I have some trays that need to be watered. I've noticed for myself that plug trays have always been harder to tell when to water. the top will look super dry but picking up the 6 pack the bottom is still damp.
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>>2569962
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They are already here. What? Are the 3 existing cats going to ring their friends and invite them over?
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>>2569963
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Thanks friend.
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>>2569964
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yes. do you know anything about cats?
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--- 2569970
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Didn't even notice the love lies bleeding started to pop as well
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>>2569970
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oh i thought that was gonna be another name for picrel
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>>2569977
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damn thats fucking cool
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>>2569964
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unironically yes anon. If you want to plant catnip plant it a half mile to quarter mile at closest to your garden and pray the pack of wild cats that likely roams your countryside doesnt choose to take up residence close.
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--- 2569991
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I'm not sure if I recommend growing alpine strawberries. They're very tasty but the fruit aren't larger than a few centimeters and their shelf life is 10 minutes...
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--- 2570022
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weird lookin mushroom
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--- 2570039
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so how many of you /HGM/ are using your urine as fertilizer? i think i might try doing it this season
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--- 2570040
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>>2570007
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Imagine the smell.
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>>2570040
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it would be diluted with water and the smell would fade pretty fast i imagine.
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probably depends on the grower. how much goyslop you consume determines the smell
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>>2570022
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would def make pepe fertilizer stinky
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>>2569965
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So this is how I water them. I usually put my soilblocks on food trays. The food trays let the air circulate between the blocks because of the low sides as well as being easy to pour off any excess water. I usually fill the tray about 1/2 way and then watch as the blocks suck up the water. If there is excess water I just pour it off.
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>>2570039
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One piss revolution here
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--- 2570068
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Hey guys, my woman and I want to start gardening, and there's been this giant patch of large weeds in my yard. My grandad would call them horn weeds but I'm not sure what the proper term is. They're tall and bamboo like, get green in the summer, die in winter, regrow from new buds in spring.
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Anyways I started pulling them out and realized they're attached to this huge root system. The roots are so big they look like tree branches. I dug as many of them out as I could, but they go under the corner fence into my neighbors yards.
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I have all the roots I can cut and exposed, what can I do to make sure they don't come back? My grandad would salt the roots of plants he didn't coming back. Do I do that and rebury in a few days? Something else?
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--- 2570070
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>>2570068
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salting your land is a terrible idea. you just need to be diligent. hoe what you can. dig what you can't. preparing a garden is a lot of work.
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--- 2570074
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What is it like to actually live in a place where it rains regularly? Especially during the summer
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--- 2570076
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>>2570074
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how regular? once a week? once a day? how often does it rain where you live?
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--- 2570078
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>>2570076
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>how regular?
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Once a week to once every two weeks? That's regular in places right?
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>how often does it rain where you live?
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lol
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>>2570078
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do you live in california or something? why?
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--- 2570102
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My stupid ass wrongly assumed my young fruit shrubs would be protected by the sheer amount of snow that fell on them before shoveling more of it on top and now they have a bunch of broken canes.
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>>2570053
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How often do you water?
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>>2570074
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Usually rains twice a week here and it's fine.
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>>2570102
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Broken canes, you say? Have you considered rooting them and starting new plants?
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--- 2570135
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>>2570126
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I'm very much a babby-level gardener but I guess I can always try
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>>2570135
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What kind of plants, specifically? Generally you clean the break, then bury it in a light potting mix so a few of the leafing nodes are covered. If it's leafing, either clip the bottom leaves or snip the existing leaves in half to reduce the resource demand on the plant. Avoid the plant being wet. If you have rooting hormone, you can always take your shot with that. If you have access to willow, you can always try making your own rooting tea by steeping a snip.
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>>2570142
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There's a mix of several things but I think I'm gonna focus on blackberries and raspberries. I do know at least blackberry grows like it's on a mission to conquer the earth
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>>2570068
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You're a idiot. Someone should salt the soil around your family tree. Salting the earth will make almost all plants now grow. And it takes years and years for the soil to recover.
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>>2568301 (OP)
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rate my seed haul
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1 of 2
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>>2570193
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2 of 2
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--- 2570200
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>>2568966
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sweden zone 4, i think its equivalent to 6a in us zone system
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planting mostly marabel and cherie plus some earlier variants i dont remember and a few late firm taters of unknown kind
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also some spooky violet queen for halloween
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two more weeks™ and theyre going in the earth
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>>2570200
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did you already buy, and chit your potatoes?
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>>2569961
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--- 2570209
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>>2569929
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>where you want to grow stuff is too hot right now.
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Wtf? Too hot in southern Sweden for lettuce? Are you retarded or american?
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>>2570039
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I still don't know if the dexamphetamine in my piss would speed up growth or do some other weird things. So so far I've just emptied my piss jugs out of the window
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>>2570104
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depends on how fast they dry out. I think these went two days before needing to be watered. The mini blocks sometimes daily.
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>>2570205
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ive got most from last years harvest, others ive bought
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already sprouting and looking good under the kitchen table
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might post pictures if i remember
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--- 2570219
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lots more popping this morning. Peas, beans, more tomatoes and flowers
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>>2570219
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--- 2570222
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>>2570175
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Salting asparagus beds is common practice for weed suppression.
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>>2570068
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Try glyphosate
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>>2570221
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>>2569190
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dropbears
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>>2569190
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dropbears
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>>2568802 (OP)
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What's stopping Indonesia from taking Papua New Guinea.
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>>2568802 (OP)
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>>2568803
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oh man this is awesome i think i'll visi- *gets malaria*
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>>2569860
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They already annexed the whole west half in he 60s and have one of the longest ongoing wars in the world with an armslist so insane that it makes /k/ coom if they are smart enough to pay attention. For an interesting time check out the total ban on journalism and the soft power war indonesia is waging in info via wikipedia. The edit war on the pages for casualty numbers are insane. Heated stuff. Makes 4chan look socially adpated. But yeah they fucked with East Timor, killed a stack of australian journalists in Balibo back in the 90s, and have managed to keep an absolutely collosal arms industry as well as stealing the worlds largest gold mine. All while having shiara law in Aceh and being the sort of South east asian equivilent to USA in terms of raw human power. Enough that China is scared ot fuck with them. People mix them up with the phillipines a lot. But they are litteral far cry villains as a nation. They've had a lot of open war with the colonials for a lot of the post ww2 era. Some crazy shit in the 50s too. Some of the hardest hiking terrain on earth too.
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>>2568927 (OP)
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>$400 for 1 night and 2 days
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That's not too bad at all. Most of the courses I teach are between $500 (3-day/24hr recreational-user course) and $1200/day (2- to 4-day industrial-occupational (job pays for you to attend) courses) per student.
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>>2568927 (OP)
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>$400 for 1 night and 2 days
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That's not too bad at all. Most of the courses I teach are between $500 (3-day/24hr recreational-user course) and $1200/day (2- to 4-day industrial-occupational (job pays for you to attend) courses) per student.
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>>2569066
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Foldable cups are insanely popular even though the space saving is like 1.7cm.
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I have lots of wild roses, and other thorn type bushes, so the Carhart are essential.
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Hbu approach some bitches
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I have lots of wild roses, and other thorn type bushes, so the Carhart are essential.
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Hbu approach some bitches
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>>2569584
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eh..?
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>>2569203
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Yes.
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>>2569203
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Yes.
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>>2569412
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u'll shoot your weewee off
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>>2569034
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yes, imagine the shame they feel under the scrutiny of random internet autists for not dedicating their lives to technical moutaineering.
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>>2568954 (OP)
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Adironsuckmanydicks
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>>2569095 (OP)
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50 bucks is the best i can do
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>>2569095 (OP)
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50 bucks is the best i can do
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>>2569095 (OP)
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>drunken Eskimo steals a kayak
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>wants to sell it for alcohol money
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A classic Canadian tale.
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>>2569512
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Top kek
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>>2569512
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Top kek
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>>2569456
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>Wearing a natural fiber like cotton that is drenched in all manner of pesticides and fertilizer wool which is cleaned of litter animal shit
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Vs
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>Synthetic fiber that is a byproduct of the petroleum industry and is extruded in a controlled environment.
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>>2569456
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>muh plastic
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What’s your tent made out of?
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>>2569847
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The skin of murdered hikers who didn't bring proper gear and a PLB.
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>>2569847
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My tent isn't rubbing all over my skin 24/7, though if there were a non-plastic alternative I'd take it.
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>>2569831
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>wool which is cleaned of litter animal shit
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oh no it touched da sheep poo poo, ICKY!!!!!
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>>2569899
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>he didn't get the point
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>>2569912
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What is the point then? Synthetics make you infertile. Though you're probably the sort of person who thinks that's a good thing.
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>>2569931
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>Synthetics make you infertile
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Lol wut?
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>Pesticide drenched cotton or flax does not.
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>>2569981
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>Lol wut?
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google polyester + infertility
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>Pesticide drenched cotton or flax does not.
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No, it doesn't as far as I know. Pesticides wash off pretty easily and there is such a thing as organic cotton. Besides, my base layers are wool.
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>>2569419
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It's Elon Musk who's charging Iridium an arm and a leg to launch their satellite upgrades.
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>>2569449
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You’re the first Luddite contrarian fag to actually admit that a phone will work as a GPS device without a cell signal. You should try it next time you’re out. The. You can come back and be contrarian again by saying it was only accurate to 3m which isn’t nearly as good as your Garmin, while simultaneously saying people shouldn’t need gadgets or gizmos (that you already own, and already have in your pocket).
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>>2569532
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Yeah but I'm talking about roughed ones (and not the high end ones). A normal compact like that Sony is much better that a phone. So my thought here is that it's not worth getting a camera if it can't make better picture than a phone.
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>>2569532
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Yeah but I'm talking about roughed ones (and not the high end ones). A normal compact like that Sony is much better that a phone. So my thought here is that it's not worth getting a camera if it can't make better picture than a phone.
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>>2569133 (OP)
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Pixel 7 Pro
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