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>>2574424
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It's fun and they're good eating.
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>>2574424
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It's fun and they're good eating.
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>>2573947
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poor lads, they never had a chance
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>>2541282
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You can own airguns in the vast majority of Europe. Half the advantage is laws, the other half is that they're quiet, cheap to shoot and are generally pretty safe to hunt within areas where other people might be about.
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Legality obviously plays into it but its not the only reason you'd hunt with an airgun.
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>>2541310
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There are advantages but if you're hunting with an airgun you're doing it to airgun hunt for the challenge.
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Also, refilling a dive tank is not expensive or difficult, it costs a fiver generally once you have the tank
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>>2541520
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That'll depend massively on your guns tank size/muzzle energy, see >>2541523
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>>2541577
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>Then you need to find someone who will fill it obviously.
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Incredibly easy to do.
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> air bottle for 300-400€.
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I don't know where you live but I can get a 3 or 5L dive tank for half that cost which is good for more refills than you could possibly need in one day of shooting.
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Quoting shot counts without context is pretty useless.
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>>2541612
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I don't tend to say this about airguns but that is a toy, good for plinking but i'd never take one out to shoot anything living.
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>>2541695
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Good post. One thing though, you can use a pump and a scuba tank interchangeably, if it can be pumped you can use a scuba on it and visa versa.
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>>2548674
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>my priority is accuracy up to maybe around 80 yards (73 meters)
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>Are there any decent options that can be bought brand new for under $120 USD or so?
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I don't have shitloads of air pistol experience but I'd suggest giving up on hoping for accuracy out to 73 meters with them.
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For what you want you actually would be better getting a rimfire pistol. But even then I'd question accuracy out to 73m on your budget.
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>>2554516
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My father bought gamo when he was getting started. The thing was useless, don't know if it was just a lemon or something but even after being re-barreled it still didn't shoot well.
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>>2556294
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They were talking about spring guns anon, no one is using 1 piece mounts in the way you're suggesting
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>>2558844
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The Hawke optics are pretty much all ~fine.
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They're generally nothing fancy at that price point but they'll work well enough.
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>>2559101
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We have this discussion every thread.
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>>2565485
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That thing looks grim. Also, you could buy something not hideous for the same cost that will likely shoot better as well.
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I just use mine for target practice, my dad made a target out of an old fruit box, packed it full of rubber shavings, and put some sort of cover piece to shoot through. All we have to do is print out a target, tape it up, and we're all good.
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>>2574268
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Yeah, but what constitutes a "good reason" is at the mercy of the courts should you be arrested.
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>>2574268
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Yeah, but what constitutes a "good reason" is at the mercy of the courts should you be arrested.
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>>2574411
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not really.
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camping IS a good reason.
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there is legal precedent for this.
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thats why you cant provide a single example of someone being prosecuted for having a knife while camping, you whinging fuckwit.
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even if some mad copper decided he wanted to try get you done for it, there is absolutely no way it would pass the crown prosecution service bar for prosecution. i.e it wouldn't even make it to court and you'd probably get a written apology from the police.
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>>2554908
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I think its fairly shit, just a big flat rock with a few houses and sheep
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>>2575219
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not allowed to be mad at vague and restrictive laws nowadays
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>>2575219
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Would camping really constitute a good reason if you're wild camping without landowner permission? If you're not meant to be camping then you're probably not meant to be carrying either
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>>2574492
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Beautiful plum and story
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>>2574492
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Beautiful plum and story
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>>2543807
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Goat?
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I'm letting a broody chicken sit on a clutch of duck eggs. Because what the hell why not.
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Going to try selling greens this year.
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>>2574922
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only the northeast of the state is rainforest, the rest is highly agricultural
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>>2574922
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only the northeast of the state is rainforest, the rest is highly agricultural
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>>2574929
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ur mom is highly agricultural
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>>2574719
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What's the big deal anon?
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>>2574719
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What's the big deal anon?
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>>2573966
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I'd love the excuse to off a brown faggot who shot at my dog, come at me nigger
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>>2575142
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>Ofleashes a dog but calls others subhuman
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The irony is palpable. It's so amazing how unhinged you dogtards are.
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Its not ironic at all youre just projecting and gaslighting
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>>2574719
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>it's ok when bears do it
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>this just in, bears are human
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Tardo mode.
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YWDS
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You’re telling me if you were camping in the desert you would just walk around with a bag of shit for days?
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Who the fuck does that? Bury your shit like a decent person.
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But what if you can’t bury it anon?
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>>2575357
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You will die soon?
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>They also don't just snap off on live trees
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https://6abc.com/child-killed-3-year-old-dead-lower-southampton-township-bucks-county/13180072/
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>They also don't just snap off on live trees
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realizing that traveling and experiencing nature isn't fixing your depression and blowing your brains out
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You thought drop bears are a meme, didn’t you?
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>>2574572
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You thought drop bears are a meme, didn’t you?
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Thanks for the best thread on /ck/ in a long time bros. I'll see you all in the next thread of similar ilk.
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>>2554164
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Disappearances are due to Bohemian Grove Jews lusting to sacrifize white people to their Jew God.
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This. Its Bohemian Grove Jews. Get that in your stupid brains.
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Forgetting for one night is okay but any longer than 2 days without brushing is disgusting. Doesent matter if you're /out/ or not. Even if you don't eat much plaque is still an issue.
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Forgetting for one night is okay but any longer than 2 days without brushing is disgusting. Doesent matter if you're /out/ or not. Even if you don't eat much plaque is still an issue.
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I get it just by eating too many carbs and not enough protein. I stick to lighter meals, high protein, or lower carb eating these days.
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u first faggot
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I don't brush Out.
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After some time out you will stink anyway, so teeth is not an issue, just take a mint pill on your way back.
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my_nigger.jpg
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The guy below has more estrogen in him than the cattle he's carrying.
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The guy below has more estrogen in him than the cattle he's carrying.
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Guys who brag about having sex on hikes are as annoying and söy as guys who brag about doing psychedelics/weed outdoors. You're taking a sport that's challenging and respectable and reducing it to MUH DICK. Very gay
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what if you fall to your death though, or do u sleep with a climbing harness on?
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>Im homeless
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>the attention it attracts
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If you care that much about what people think of your bag, you should go further away from people or stay home
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>the attention it attracts
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Yes, they're very well built. Highly recommend, love my Ute. Very easily to strap other packs, pouches, etc. on the outside as well. Comfiest bag I've ever had.
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I can Garantee normies don't give a fuck, you are just used to 4chan OMG LOOK A LARPER HE'S LARPING REEE if they see olive drab
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>welcome to the mens room
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You don't need $2,000.
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You can survive with $0.
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But you won't have the benefits of modernity.
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You can always get a place out in the country, with a steady income and a job.
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Then you can enjoy being out in nature, while also enjoying things like hospitals and the internet and trucks and computers.
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This is how the Indigenous man lived, it's not far off from how a lot of rednecks live up here, and people on reservation land.
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Living like a wild man is certainly doable, but you will miss civilization and you will need a woman some day.
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>If you refuse to leave and insist on living on God's green Earth in a traditional way, you will go to jail.
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>If you want to just be a vagrant, then hop between different sites.
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By that, I mean different parks. I have gone on long journeys across this country and just found shelter by camping on public lands and campsites, as well as hotels/hostels and such now and then as a treat. This land is vast and beautiful, full of bounty and majesty.
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If you're neet, there is something fundamentally wrong with you that will, likely slowly and insidiously, fuck you over.
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Maybe you have a lack of motivation, maybe you struggle with depression, maybe you just never learned to apply yourself, maybe you just can't take the suck (of a job or school), whatever. It's always something. Don't feel shame, get help and fix yourself up. It'll be okay.
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That is an excellent album, thanks for sharing
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Because you're more of a workers comp liability when you're older
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Because you're more of a workers comp liability when you're older
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It's a photo shoot. Don't think about it too much.
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What was the work culture like and what we're your co-workers like politically/ socially.
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The work culture was great, everyone worked hard, and like I said, if anyone was a slack ass they'd be booted. Politically, people kept their mouths shut unless it was a conversation between two or three people after work. Some of my co-workers were very liberal, some conservative, but there wasn't any polarization like we see today. I was (and still am) an environmentalist; I imagine it would be weird to join a conservation corps and not care about the earth. We were all pretty down to earth, no serious weirdos.
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This was a long time ago in the Bay Area. Nowadays it's probably a bunch of ultra liberal retards and trannies.
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Australia has a massive solar power desalination plant that provides fresh water using electricity and seawater. A lot of the food we produce is wasted and ends up in landfills, because food merchants and supermarkets throw it in the garbage for profit reasons.
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Australia has a massive solar power desalination plant that provides fresh water using electricity and seawater. A lot of the food we produce is wasted and ends up in landfills, because food merchants and supermarkets throw it in the garbage for profit reasons.
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This but unironically. California is a waste of water.
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realistically probably chiapas due to the land being dirt cheap and water being abundant
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Locals are super friendly to tourists it seems they just don't like it when the mainlanders move there. I could live on Oahu or the big island easy in a decked out transit or sprinter. You'd just have to keep up the facade of being a tourist. I also don't like the majority of mainlanders that live there cause they're either rich and super entitled assholes, or actually homeless and really uncomfortable to be around so I get it.
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Well Elon Musk seems to prefer the beaches of Texas
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Which is why you should turn your dreams into practical, realistic goals and plans, and then fulfill them. Instead of just fantasizing them. You have to make it real.
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I knew a guy who lived like this in Hawaii, he lived on spearfishing tropical fish from the beach and water from bamboo plants. He was a homeless beach bum I guess, but he knew how to survive in the wilderness, then moved back to the mainland cause being homeless on the beach wasn't all it's cracked up to be I guess.
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The problem is when you let other people tell you what is and isn't possible, instead of just being ambitious and doing shit. A real man tanks control, and the rest follow along.
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If I advertised my dreams, people would shit on them, but I've already made them real. I have new dreams, new goals, beyond the knowledge and in some cases the understanding of mentally defeated people with broken dreams who just want to shit on you like crabs in a bucket.
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Don't let your dreams be memes, anon.
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>A real man takes* control, and the rest follow along.
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This is how leadership works. You have someone with a vision, a plan, and you have people who share that dream and want to make it real with you.
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Get a Buck.
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>>2574933
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I never understood why reddlters think using significantly more words than necessary makes them sound intelligent.
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i recommend the Pangolin TrueBlade XRS 70
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>We
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Hit and a miss, but I'll still check those repeating numbers.
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Because like the aforementioned poster, they conflate descriptions with explanations and get mad when you explain something properly without using the cherry picked fancy descriptions they abuse (like "we").
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>hit and a miss
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Behold anon's fearsome intellect, kek
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I bought an Opinel No.7 on a recommendation. Used it to clean out 3 rabbits and could never use it again. The wood swelled and the blood made the pivot rust into oblivion. I have another one for around the garden and it's great for that but I would never take one /out/ again.
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solid advice anon
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solid advice anon
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There are many different kinds of "outdoors".
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I personally like hiking and climbing in forested and mountainous areas. You don't get burned by the sun as much if you are in a forest and it doesn't get as hot or windy.
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Ask a doctor about your cold problem, you may have a medical condition. Otherwise, try training it in controlled situations - saunas and cold showers might help.
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Concerning the light, long sleeved everything and a big hat should do the trick.
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Neither of this will help if you just dislike the outdoors, which I understand - I also dislike aspects of it, I just like other aspects more. Consider instead doing stuff indoors, but out of your home. Sports, crafts and arts, stuff like that. It will help you and go a good ways of shutting up your family - sorry mom, I just like martial arts more than hiking, shame it's only inside the gym.
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Yeah I exclusively buy from America now because of the prices. Even with expensive shipping it works out at around £13 a tin whereas in the UK it's now around £20 minimum. Just got to have good luck with customs.
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>>2574803
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Yeah I exclusively buy from America now because of the prices. Even with expensive shipping it works out at around £13 a tin whereas in the UK it's now around £20 minimum. Just got to have good luck with customs.
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I'm pretty sure nobody reads tolkien for his prose but for his worldbuilding. For prose, you read Wodehouse.
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>should I start smoking
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Weigh the health risks for yourself. If you have an addictive personality or struggle with addiction to alcohol or other substances, absolutely don't do it. But it can be very enjoyable, gives you something to do with your hands and another kind of sensory stimulus to go along with walking in the woods or sitting by the fire and talking
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>start with Tolkein
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It's a classic and yes I recommend it. Really conveys the comfy atmosphere of wandering and exploring the outdoors encountering wonderful things that is at the heart of what we do here, though as >>2575009 and others pointed out he gets a little over hyped in pop culture. But if you're asking that question you're clearly not a lit snob, prose will probably be way better than anything you're used to and you'll have a good time. If some of the writing seems quaint and archaic to you remember that it was published like 90 years ago. If you enjoy it and want to get more into /lit/ snob tier fantasy try Gene Wolfe
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This is the pipe to smoke while reading this
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I just meant if you want Tolkein esque elegant, beautifully written prose but even more so, in a fantasy setting, Gene Wolfe's my recommendation. You're right that it's not as explicitly /out/ type of content, though I really enjoy anything in that broader genre of people journeying through a fantastical setting and having strange adventures to read and smoke while I'm outdoors, even if the adventures I'm having are a little pathetic by comparison it still puts me in the right mindset
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>>2575046
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I'm amazed that works out cheaper but then I hadn't realised how cheap tobacco was in the US. Where do you order from? How often has customs got hold of your orders and what charges do they slap on top when they do?
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>Where do you order from?
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4noggins is the place to order from as they just don't care and mark the box as hobby supplies in order to dodge customs. You gets some real fags like smokingpipes who deliberately tell customs what's in the box so you're almost guaranteed to get hit.
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>How often has customs got hold of your orders and what charges do they slap on top when they do?
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Hasn't happened to me yet because I've only made a few orders from the US. If they do catch you, the charges are pretty steep. It's £161.62 per kg so for my order I will be paying around £40 on top.
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Thanks for the tips, I'll give it a go. It's ridiculous that shipping stuff halfway around the world is cheaper than buying local
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Butane canisters fail just below freezing and Isobutane starts to fail in the teens. You can mount them upside down but only if you have a stove made to work with liquid fuel rather than vaporized gas (or both, as is usually the case with liquid fuel stoves). That is, a typical stove like a Pocket Rocket or BRS3000 won’t work. Here’s an article on why canister stoves fail in the winter.
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Anyone have any recommendations for powerbanks that are somewhat rugged and waterproof, and doesn't have a on/off button that's easily turned in by accident.
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Just stay in your car, fatty, or go to /g/. No one wants to watch your shit drone footage but real-estate agents.
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>looking for small tyvek sheets for ground cover
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Really?! No single 3x6ft price of plastic sheet anywhere?
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Avoid brusing your delicate ego, again, by posting on the correct board for questions about electronics.
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The only reason to take a power bank in the backwoods is for bullshit or camera equipment... there is zero reason to take an emergency power bank unless you're using vehicles for some government shit.
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There is nothing bullshit about emergency electricity! I need a powerbank to use with my phone.
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yeah I read about polycro but I'd be using an air pad so I am concerned about the lesser durability. I might get it though if I can buy it to size
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How hard would it be to take my dog out camping? I was planning on doing some car camping with friends (florida) and am seeing if I can take her since I have no one to take care of her while i'm gone. Would just be a day
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Have you considered just being grateful? Think about it. You're talking about a situation in which a girl is excited about the activities you're doing together (and is probably interested in you). Why not just be happy, go along with it and try to get her into some cooler shit?
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How do i get my hammock really high up?
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I just want to get my hammock really high up. Like, over the general tree level. There's a few massive trees in my area, i just need to find two side by side.
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The only thing i can think of is climbing one, strapping it on, then climbing the other, somehow reaching over, and completing the setup.
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What are the relative advantages, disadvantages, and uses cases of various different kinds of outdoor footwear? Especially interested in hiking boots and barefoot shoes, but I don't know what the purpose would be of switching to either from my current set of trail runners.
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>>2575285
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I don't know. How would you get in and out? I feel like the ridgeline would have to be thicker so you can cross it with your hands like a monkey. Definitely need climbing gear!
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Thoughts on using lumber wrapping sheets (polypropylene) as a ground cover? Would it be even more puncture resistant than Tyvek (polyethylene)?
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>>2575034
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Rugged isn't really what I'd call a powerbank, don't fuck around with Li ion. Anker has a few good options that take pd USB C.
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Just hop on ebay or bezomart an look for a precut piece. Otherwise just scope out the dumpster after hours with a mask on.
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Rig pulleys on each tree and hoist yourself up inside the hammock?
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What problem with your current footwear are you trying to solve? Foot pain? Blisters? Support to prevent twisting your ankle?
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Barefoot shoes if you're a paleo fetish autist and want to re-train your feet to hike without modern arch support like our ancestors did. A lot of people love it and it gives great grip to use toeholds in rocks, but obviously less protection.
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Hiking boots if you need either more warmth and protection from the elements, or more ankle support for carrying a heavy pack all day and reducing risk of rolling your ankle. But cheap hiking boots are not much better than trail runners.
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Honestly trail runners are usually your best bet if you're on a budget. I wouldn't invest in other footwear unless you have one of the above reasons to make a change
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First of all, that's retarded and I don't know why you want to do that. But if you're hell bent on doing it, but still paranoid about falling out, I would get some arborist's climbing spikes and a safety harness. Climb up one tree and attach one end of the hammock. Maybe toss a pull line from the other end of that hammock into the branches of the other tree to help you get a hold of it to fasten the other end. Then, climb up the other tree, attach the other end, and also tie up a rope to your safety harness to catch you if you fall. (to a SEPARATE BRANCH--so if whatever is supporting your hammock gives out your harness is still safe). Sleep with the harness on.
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Like seriously just don't do this, your idea is dumb, but if you insist that's how I would do it.
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>>2575034
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If you need a lot of power EcoFlow are made for camping, but not waterproof. If you keep it in a tent it should be fine and it has a 3 second timer on the start button. If you just want a little battery to charge your phone Caterpiller used to make a rugged one that was fairly waterproof to go with their rugged phones.
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>>2575182
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Why tyvek? You can buy a roll of plastic sheeting for $15, 4 mil 10x25. If you want it thicker just double it up. Home Depot Husky Plastic Sheeting Clear 4ml 10ft x 25ft.
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>>2575427
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>why tyvek
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Because it is lauded on Reddit as the miracle ground cover
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The issue is the movement higher up a tree in wind will be pretty significant. Even if you aren't slingshot out, it won't be a pleasant night.
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Don't they make setups like platforms and tents for cliff climbing? You'd still have to deal with wind, but it'd be less like someone plucking a guitar string. Maybe find one and hang it from the tree instead of a cliff?
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Well that's dumb. That's not what it's designed for. It's a weave and likely to get soak thru eventually.
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Anything from the home wrap product line has a hydrostatic head of 1300 or greater, which is on par for many nylon floors. Especially as a tent or bivy ground sheet where it's below a second material that's fine. Also pretty tough vs polyco or lightweight nylons.
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Get the book "foraging the mountain west" by Tom Elpel
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>>2573893
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Basically everything in the genus Rubus will have thorny, woody canes--much like a rose--unless you find some cultivar or wild mutant without thorns. There are exceptions to the rule, of course, cloudberry being one I can think of off the top of my head, but most species will fit that bill. I'll agree with >>2573916 that it is a strawberry of some sort. Don't know about exact species, since that would depend in part on where you are in the world.
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His mistake (besides not executing the pigs in the initial confrontation) was being seen wearing camo and carrying a bow. It's incredibly important to look unsuspicious in these totalitarian times, and if you carry any weapon, even a bow, make sure nobody sees you with it. Germany must be the worst place to go /out/. What a bunch of bitches.
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>>2573118
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His mistake (besides not executing the pigs in the initial confrontation) was being seen wearing camo and carrying a bow. It's incredibly important to look unsuspicious in these totalitarian times, and if you carry any weapon, even a bow, make sure nobody sees you with it. Germany must be the worst place to go /out/. What a bunch of bitches.
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>Representatives from the districts of Tofino and Ucluelet, the Alberni Clayoquot Regional District, local First Nations and Pacific Rim National Park Reserve issued a joint statement last week calling on campers to stop their "disrespectful behaviour."
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I have an Adler Rheinland Axe. Honestly not sure I'd recommend it, I only got it because I needed a hatchet on short notice on a Sunday and it was what I could find in stock locally. It's not a bad piece but I think it's too much head for the handle, it'd work better with another 4" or so of length, kinda tempted to see if I can replace it someday.
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>>2569339 (OP)
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I have an Adler Rheinland Axe. Honestly not sure I'd recommend it, I only got it because I needed a hatchet on short notice on a Sunday and it was what I could find in stock locally. It's not a bad piece but I think it's too much head for the handle, it'd work better with another 4" or so of length, kinda tempted to see if I can replace it someday.
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hardware store sharpening stone. I found one for $2 at a Chinese grocery store for kitchen knives.
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>>2574909
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god I wish I could be a woman
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>>2569571
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Douk-douk is better
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>>2569607
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This board is too small to have that, anon. It's one of the slowest moving boards on the whole site.
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>>2573553
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>all ugly women need to do to go from 4.5/10 to 8/10 is get lost in the woods for a month
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>>2570318
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Don't euro's have based roaming rights? The tresspassing ticket is more plausible for America (more plausible still would be to just get shot instead).
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Still, euro's are big fags
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>>2573796
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The skinwalkers edit is way better
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>>2575073
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I think /n/ is hands down the slowest.
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The problem here I this place is infested with reddlt retards. On /pol/ if someone hates your meme it gets edited and reposted and the edit cycle is what refines the meme to kino.
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Redlt idiots don't comprehend this basic process--as evidenced by this thread. i
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Instead of editing the meme they bitch about it in a circle jerk forum and the result is underdeveloped memes and walls of texts from reddlt retards.
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>>2575072
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Shut up.
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>>2573553
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>>2570230
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Damn I made this years ago
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I was innawoods chatting shit about how rare lymes disease is statistically when you consider the life cycle of an infected tick
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Two days later I had the bullseye rash and was diagnosed with lymes following a blood test a few weeks later (thanks NHS)
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>>2569649
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I've heard there aren't any dedicated mods for this board, jammies from other boards do it and you can hardly expect some fag from /a/ or /g/ to understand
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>>2570329
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Camping with women is always a pain in the ass. They can't carry as much but they want to bring so much shit you'd think they were trying to build a permanent outpost. They want to bring half the kitchen, tables, chairs, a few canopies, 6 store bought metal rods to cook over the fire (JUST FIND A STICK) and all kinds of shit. Plus they get cold easier
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>>2571411
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Mclouds are pretty cool though. I also like pulaskis. Once I used a rhino, like a small and sharp hoe, while working on a trail with the USFS and it was amazing. I asked my conservation corps why we didn't have any and they said that the rhinos are really expensive and since a lot of folks in CCs are inexperienced, they get damaged and broken. But those things are perfect for cutting a nice trail as long as the soil isn't rocky. Once you get a feel for it, you can almost move at a slow walking pace cutting a nice trail
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>>2573845
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>>2573845
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Peak goy mentality
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>>2570750
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Mindblowing
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>>2570846
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Someone actually brought a 6 person bass pro shop tent that was huge compared to everyone elses 1-2 person tents. We had to help him put put it away and it surprisingly packed away pretty nicely.
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>>2569946
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Those look like my sack
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>>2569709
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I haven't been to /out/ since 2014, but it seems nothing's changed. Just the same threads and replies on repeat for a decade like a broken machine.
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>>2569709
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I haven't been to /out/ since 2014, but it seems nothing's changed. Just the same threads and replies on repeat for a decade like a broken machine.
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I live in the Cushington valley North of Basidium city near the Rockies. i paid 1200 dollars for my trusty Griddentop Bearstriker 45'. this sucker brought down even the most ferocious wild Muhamawk bears. i can absolutely recommend for /out/ anons
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>>2569703 (OP)
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For me it's a close tie three way between a side-by-side shotgun, a 10/22 and a large calibre handgun. They all have their perks and it depends on your goals.
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For self defence, a shotgun obviously has the stopping power. But if you're bushwhacking, a long gun can be clumsy and difficult to handle, not ideal for tight quarters. Good luck shooting a mountain lion or bear with a shotgun when its already on top of you. In many places, a sidearm is basically mandatory for folks that live/work in parks with big game. 10mm, .44 or .357.
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Honourable mention is something like a bush gun, a lever action in 45-70 or some such. But that's sort of overkill in my opinion. Would certainly have a good chance of stopping a charging moose or brown bear. But it has the same limitations as a shotgun.
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And I include .22lr just because it's lightweight and perfect for small game. If self defence isn't a concern, a 22 will do most jobs just fine.
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>>2573525
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This is probably the most boring ar build I have ever ever seen
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>>2573772
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>>2573772
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based, I can't wait to make Aliyah.
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Mid Norway, mostly just a big looming forest in my area and there's tons of nice trails in it. Taking the train to Hell next month after my exams and cycling to a national park close to the Swedish border to see some more exciting scenery. Picrel is from a skiing trip in March, it's kinda bland I know but still pretty comfy.
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>>2575041
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Do it I'm an American expat myself, quality of life here is much higher than in the states
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>>2574788
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Don't you have nice forests closer up north? Don't blame you for coming over here anyway, it's my favorite place in the world, but don't use other people's shittiness as an excuse to shit up things over here.
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>>2575402
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I live in the north panhandle, we have good forests and lakes here too its just a different kind of biome. I dont shit up the place but I'm not paying all your silly state day pass fees.
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I can't sleep in a hammock because my knees are fucked. Any tips for an Anon to become hammock pilled?
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>>2573298
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>>2575363
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How do you carry your ciggies while /out/?
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I have a brass tobacco case I really like, some repro of an early 1800s pipe tobaccy hinged deal; holds like 15 cigs.
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You want to pull up that hatch on the floor and drill into the stringers to check for rot on a boat that old
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>>2571469
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You want to pull up that hatch on the floor and drill into the stringers to check for rot on a boat that old
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>reality of costs and ownership sets in, get out
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Non-burger who like boats here.
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Care to exemplify more?
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More cryptids plz
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Do you like muh petchs =3
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More cryptids plz
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Do you like muh petchs =3
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Jesus, do you just keep those all in a box?
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Yes, because he doesn't go outside. He only consoooms.
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Yeah there in a box i alternate patches weekly on my ruck
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What's the "/k/ A Flat Place" a reference to? Is it just a mid-west play on "A Magical Place"?
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>>2574210
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but that's still pretty low dose anon. some people are doing 40-50 grams no problem.
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>>2574210
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but that's still pretty low dose anon. some people are doing 40-50 grams no problem.
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i once thought i was eating one 4-ho-met but instead i ate four-4-ho-mets
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Nice
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>>2572791
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LMAO
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>>2575043
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Yeah you may need to dig drainage canals to divert the water. Soil can be broken up by daikon radishes. Or, if it’s allowed, just build up on top of the soil like a lasagna garden
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--- 2575062
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>>2575043
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Yeah you may need to dig drainage canals to divert the water. Soil can be broken up by daikon radishes. Or, if it’s allowed, just build up on top of the soil like a lasagna garden
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--- 2575101
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more sunflowers popping
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--- 2575102
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>>2575101
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and corn
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>>2575061
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Thanks for that.
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I only grew them up vertical strings before.
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>>2574904
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9a May - best is sweet potato and melons
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Can baby tomato, egg plant, and peppers if purchase transplants
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Non continental cuisine alternatives you can try:
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Seminole pumpkin, Japanese eggplant, Louffa, Swiss chard, Mexican cucumber, Egyptian spinach.
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The idea is stuff from hotter climates than the US
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--- 2575131
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>>2574828
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Got 10 acres to work with, time hopefully won't be an issue but sometimes things happen.
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I'm hoping someone will be able to climb these someday, but I might try buying saplings next year.
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These are "wild" seeds mostly from pink lady and cosmic crisp, but I understand they won't grow true to seed and may not produce the best fruit without grafting.
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I hadn't heard of rebel apples or orange pippins before.
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>>2574155
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what's your light setup?
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--- 2575201
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>>2575101
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dont they have big taproots? why not just sow them outside?
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--- 2575202
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>>2575201
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too cold. yes very big roots, doesn't matter with soil blocks.
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--- 2575204
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>>2572158
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https://youtu.be/PaR3E8BcXbo?t=617 [Embed]
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SSM says to give them a good amount of water
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--- 2575208
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still have to plant
|
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>4 pumpkin seeds
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>9 cucumber seeds
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>80 sunflower seeds
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>87 corn seeds
|
1193 |
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>110 marigold seeds
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1194 |
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>133 onion seeds
|
1195 |
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>1100 night scented stock seeds
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1196 |
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Now... Sowing everything in trays before translating them outside is sensible except the stock seeds. How am I supposed to in a sane manner, plant 1100 seeds? Just scattering them into a tilled soil probably will yield low results, on the other hand manually doing them is too high of a number too.
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>>2574436
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same
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--- 2575247
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>>2575131
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>rebel apple [seedlings]
|
1203 |
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I meant seedlings that have gone astray and produced three first leaves instead of two as they are supposed to ;-) (See pic for another example.)
|
1204 |
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According to biologists a plant is either monocotyledon (literally: having one first leaf) or dicotyledon (literally: having two first leaves).
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1205 |
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Some individuals just choose their own third path in this world of the two alternatives.
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1207 |
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Cox's Orange is a flagship UK variety, and is quite common all over Europe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cox%27s_Orange_Pippin
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1208 |
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I just like its taste, and my old tree is slowly dying (attacked by some bacterial canker on the trunk), so I copied it. The new ones prepare to bloom this year.
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--- 2575249
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IT KEEPS FUCKING RAINING ALL FUCKING DAY EVERY FUCKING DAY AAAAAAAAAAAA
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--- 2575252
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>>2575249
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1213 |
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It's free germination and not need to water :^)
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--- 2575258
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What herbs actually have proven and verifiable health benefits?
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--- 2575263
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>>2575258
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Would you settle for "proven and verifiable physical and psychological effects" from various compounds? Too much of any medicine is just poison. The short answer is that most herbs used before big pharma have compounds that do what they say.
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--- 2575264
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>>2575258
|
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Let food be thy medicine.
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--- 2575265
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>>2575249
|
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Plant some seeds dude. Use the weather to your advantage
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--- 2575267
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>>2575263
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Also the recipes and tidbits are banging. Say what you will about the man, he's an excellent ethnobotanist and corksniffing boozehound.
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--- 2575274
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Never really been a lawn/garden type of guy but wanting to try my hand first time with maybe a jalapeno plant. Should I just go get a small plant from like Home Depot and plant it in a 5 gallon bucket?
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--- 2575282
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>>2575249
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send some here, it hasnt rained here in 2 months due to fukken geoengineering and i ran out of rain water long ago, pit water is fukken hard like 8-9 pH
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--- 2575324
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>>2575202
|
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>doesn't matter with soil blocks
|
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elaborate
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--- 2575329
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>>2575265
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Already dumped a whole pouch of wildflower mix on a shitty part of the lawn, I'd rather they wouldn't all float away and my shitty dirt floor basement would stop taking in water now tbqh
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--- 2575330
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>>2575324
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air pruning. big ol corn tap root turns into many many tap roots after a while just waiting to explode out of the block once planted. Then it turns into a nice plant and I only have to worry about the deer stealing the corn.
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Same for the sunflowers, beans, peas etc etc etc
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--- 2575331
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>>2575330
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>>2575324
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--- 2575332
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>>2575331
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>>2575330
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>>2575324
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forgot, the sunflowers are in the back of the pic
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--- 2575348
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>>2575330
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Interesting. I always thought that tap roots were different from regular roots and that interfering with them was a big no-no.
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--- 2575351
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>>2571710 (OP)
|
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I've been busy these last few days, so I've been putting off transplanting my tomato seedling. I put it outside so it could get full sunlight instead of just being in front of a window. We had some nasty wind laat night and today, and I woke up to it knocked over laying on the ground. I didn't notice anything then, but this afternoon when I went to check on it it looked like this. The white spots and the curled up leaves concern me. Did it get too much sun? Did the contact with the ground make it catch something? Can I fix it?
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--- 2575352
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>>2575351
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looks like they werent hardened off and got shocked
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--- 2575368
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>>2575352
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Is it fucked or can I fix it?
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--- 2575370
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>>2574650
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don't even waste your time and resources on these bro. you will waste years of your life and hundreds of dollars on nothing. there's a strong possibility that the fruit will not even be edible. If you want to get into making your own cultivars, try plants that don't take years to fruit.
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--- 2575382
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>>2575368
|
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It looks like it's only been cold shocked so I'm guessing you were lucky and it didn't freeze that night when you left them outside. Tomatoes are resilient so they'll most likely recover. Look up how the harden off plants. It takes about 7-14 days so don't leave them outside over night until then and don't let them get battered by the wind and scorched by the sun in the meantime.
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--- 2575397
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>>2575348
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never had any issues with anything in soil blocks. I haven't tried radish but they can germinate at 45f anyway.
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--- 2575405
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>>2574845
|
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Literally me
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I've had mine under a 100W lamp for 16hrs a day, alas, no joy. A couple have withered
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--- 2575411
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Are my turnips fucked? They grow big leaves but almost no root.
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--- 2575415
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>>2575411
|
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I'm no expert but that sounds like too much N and not enough PK
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--- 2575418
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>>2574172
|
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The Ripe Tomato
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--- 2575434
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Fight on little ones!
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--- 2575435
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>Some of you peppers are not going to make it, but it's a loss I'm willing to take.
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--- 2575438
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>>2575415
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Maybe, I'll need to check on that, I'll take a more recent pic but thanks for the advice.
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--- 2575439
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>>2574172
|
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I like a lot of what people have mentioned
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I will add
|
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>epic gardening
|
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>David the good
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--- 2575453
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>>2574571
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>>2574576
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>>2574581
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>>2574623
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>>2574631
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>>2574635
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>>2574635
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>>2574640
|
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Didn't expect so many great responses, appreciate that guys
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I was mostly just shitposting because I started dabbling into companion plantings, rotations, and stuff like that, but I do need a couple more seasons of basic stuff first
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--- 2575510
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Reminder to put strawberry plants you don't want in your compost bin.
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>>2571942 (OP)
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>exploring Mexico
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WN_CaCkNIT0 [Embed]
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>>2571942 (OP)
|
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>exploring Mexico
|
30 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WN_CaCkNIT0 [Embed]
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--- 2575066
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>>2571942 (OP)
|
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enjoy getting killed by narcos
|
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--- 2575160
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>>2573976
|
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>The TV watcher
|
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If you aren't a boomer in age you're certainly one in mentality.
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--- 2575164
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I have family that lives in México
|
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|
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Man some of you guys are really soft and it shows
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--- 2575211
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I just spent 2 weeks in Oaxaca and it was awesome. You people are retards
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--- 2575442
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>>2573976
|
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>>2574918
|
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It's funny, there's really nothing going on in almost every state in the country, you Americans think Mexico is just two cities, the truth is it's a pretty big country, it's more likely that if you go into the wilds of the country you'll get kidnapped by a tribe of communists or eaten by a coyote, If you want to go exploring be careful and know where you will be because if you disappear no one will bother to look for you.
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--- 2575445
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>>2575066
|
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It's like if someone said don't go into the woods in the United States because a nigger will kill you!
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--- 2575459
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>>2575164
|
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yeah so do I nigger
|
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Including family that's been murdered
|
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--- 2575466
|
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>>2573976
|
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Says the guy who hasn't been to Mexico in his life lol
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|
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It's liberal dream world, all brown countries are safe and amazing
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--- 2575468
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>>2575459
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>>2575466
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You should get out of your country more, there are plenty of places like this.>>2575211
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>>2571975 (OP)
|
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Word of advice: Fried squirrel is recommended by a bunch of people, but they always fail to mention that young-of-year squirrels are best for frying and older squirrels are tougher and better braised.You can still fry old squirrels of course but I find them a bit too chewy.
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--- 2575057
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>>2571975 (OP)
|
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Word of advice: Fried squirrel is recommended by a bunch of people, but they always fail to mention that young-of-year squirrels are best for frying and older squirrels are tougher and better braised.You can still fry old squirrels of course but I find them a bit too chewy.
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>>2574562
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All the squirrels in Vancouver are black so at least there, they're a breed. No idea about elsewhere.
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>>2575057
|
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Raw is the true patrician choise.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DuCJAKjOdTw [Embed]
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--- 2575336
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you guys are literally eating rats
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>>2574636
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I've met girls on trail that have offered to walk with me. Probably thought I was so pro athlete or something since I'm always draped in arcteryx
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>>2574636
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I've met girls on trail that have offered to walk with me. Probably thought I was so pro athlete or something since I'm always draped in arcteryx
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--- 2575104
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Buy MORE milsurp, it's only going to dry up and/or get more expensive.
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>>2573395
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>>2572019 (OP)
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I think that's the Berlin fence to the left which means it's just south of Strasbourg north of the river.
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>>2572019 (OP)
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I think that's the Berlin fence to the left which means it's just south of Strasbourg north of the river.
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>>2572724
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Lol his mum is from Rita aus Weiden. Is your gf from Freundin aus Denkne?
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>>2572362
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Lol wtf I literally own this pack and poles and didn't know it did this
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>>2572362
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Lol wtf I literally own this pack and poles and didn't know it did this
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i like a single 5ft stick for vaulting small gorges/streams
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considerably easier than jumping with a full pack or tossing the pack over and picking it up after
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There retarded only use I could see for them is to prop up a tarp shelter or if your old/crippled
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Imb4 you don't hike yes I do
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>>2575017
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>>2575048
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You're dealing with the fishing equivalent of "that guy".
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He's the person those cheap Wal-Mart spincast kits were invented for.
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When "that guy" wants to come fishing, you save the good stuff for people that won't googan the fuck out of it, and tell him to fish with the Spider Man Zebco, or bring his own shit .
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--- 2575081
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>>2574756
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Colors:
|
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>Black
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>Green pumpkin
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>Brown
|
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>White or silver
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>Orange or red
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Maybe chartreuse as well. Those will cover every forage you're likely to find. Good luck and plz post more NorCal fish/cliffs
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>>2574960
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Best bet is low light conditions and use a moving lure. I would just buy 6 or 4 pound though
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>>2574746
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>>2574756
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Honestly I probably be throwing white or pink in those conditions, but I'm weird and also don't fish where you fish. I find that white almost glows in slightly off colour water and I like that, it's like a beacon swimming through the water that says 'eat me'
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>>2574838
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Not great, telescopic rods in general kinda suck
|
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>>2574840
|
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Oof
|
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Time to call the wattanty department
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>>2574907
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Yup that'll do it. If you're pulling hard points your rod straight at the snag and just pull with the line.
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>>2574960
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You'll be fine, especially with moving baits that focus on reaction strikes
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--- 2575097
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>>2574838
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buy a daiwa procyon
|
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--- 2575098
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me swinging on every piece of eel grass thinking it's a bite
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>>2575051
|
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Damn..
|
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--- 2575183
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Nibbly fuckers this weekend but bluegill always deliver.
|
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--- 2575187
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>>2574935
|
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Jann’s netcraft
|
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--- 2575220
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>>2575183
|
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What's that fly?
|
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--- 2575250
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>>2575220
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brassie I tied, used hareline peacock dubbing for the collar
|
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>>2575250
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Ice dub brassies are Hella
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>>2574982
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not gonna type out a novel. check out any behind the scenes of pro tourney angling shit is beyond embarrassing and there is nothing sporting about these people.
|
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>>2575251
|
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not as pretty as peacock herl but a helluva lot easier to tie 10 of em up
|
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>>2575260
|
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Easier and faster to tie and more durable. Real peacock does look better but I doubt the fish care
|
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>>2575098
|
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I used to get embarrassed and wouldn't swing on everything, but then I kept on reeling in a bare hook and I don't care if I look like a goober anymore. Corbina are tricky to get a hookset on and I resign myself to looking dumb.
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>>2574950
|
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until they ban livescope/electronics, tournaments are pointless
|
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>>2575314
|
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pretty much lmao, reason why miliken is killing it is because he's a wizard with livescope
|
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>"ItS NoT ChEatInG!!"
|
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I've never used it, so I can't say if it is or not, but watching his videos showing throwing a big, fast sinking glide bait and watching it light up on the livescope as it falls in the water column and suddenly fish come out of no where to see it....that's....yeah.
|
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>>2575017
|
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I fucking hate rainbows and browns. Retard gorilla niggers keep dumping them in our waterways and displacing/hybridizing the native cutthroats. At least the tiger trout can't reproduce.
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--- 2575345
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>>2575325
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I like browns, since they are from my homeland they might be relatives so I don't kill them. They also took over areas from natives via interbreeding and disease resistance just like my people, so if I can't justify their being here then I can't justify my being here.
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--- 2575354
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>>2574684
|
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Large sunfish are underrated. They fight harder than any other fish per weight and I often confuse them for bass until I see them.
|
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--- 2575367
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>>2575354
|
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I agree. Catching big sunfish on ultralight is so much fun
|
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--- 2575369
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>>2575187
|
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Thanks homie
|
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--- 2575464
|
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Ok smallie for me today.
|
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--- 2575465
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>>2572120 (OP)
|
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Legendary.
|
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--- 2575473
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>>2575465
|
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Average bow fisher
|
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--- 2575483
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>>2575465
|
816 |
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Why do the most fattest Americans just decide? I'm gonna live in the hardest part of America.
|
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>>2575483
|
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Don't bully him, he is just getting some carp fertilizer for his garden. :(
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>>2573486
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I think it's a puffball of some kind. Those are typically edible if the flesh is white inside, but dont eat it if it's yellow at all.
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>>2573486
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I think it's a puffball of some kind. Those are typically edible if the flesh is white inside, but dont eat it if it's yellow at all.
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>>2574096
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>Mushroom spawning location
|
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...I never say this out loud but I absolutely think of mushroom patches as spawn locations. EQ and wow have forever ruined my herbalism internal monolog.
|
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--- 2575268
|
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Hiya there my FUNGUYS!
|
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It's been raining here in the northern midwest, and I just found these lil' guys yesterday...
|
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I was wondering, since I have a chunk of mycelial mass I cut off to soak 'em, if it would be possible to "Inoculate" another place with it, provided I follow the 'Shroom "Feng shui" guidelines like:
|
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>East side of a fallen log of the same kind with the same soiltype and flora around it...
|
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|
47 |
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I've spored giant puffballs before,(molasses and distilled water--but that was spores,) and wondered if it was possible.
|
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--- 2575288
|
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Gonna go look again...
|
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The rain has been EXACTLY right for these lil' fellas.
|
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--- 2575319
|
52 |
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>find these fellas
|
53 |
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what do?
|
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--- 2575341
|
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>>2575319
|
56 |
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Fly Agarics?
|
57 |
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>not choice
|
58 |
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>!TOXIC!
|
59 |
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Enjoy your trip...
|
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HYDRATE.
|
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(I know you're LYING)
|
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--- 2575360
|
63 |
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Just went out to look at the place I found the first 2... Nothing.
|
64 |
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Even thogh it was drizzling.
|
65 |
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Prolly too cold.
|
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--- 2575471
|
67 |
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fungus among us. bastard was huge and almost as big as my pack
|
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--- 2575489
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>>2575471
|
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nice thats a reishi!
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If you don't have a friend like that, bouldering in a gym is very accessible. You can do it even if you're alone.
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The qts in the gym will never care about you, by the way. Mount summits, not bitches.
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If you don't have a friend like that, bouldering in a gym is very accessible. You can do it even if you're alone.
|
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47 |
The qts in the gym will never care about you, by the way. Mount summits, not bitches.
|
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--- 2575203
|
49 |
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Go to a gym that has bouldering and just start bouldering. Climbing is heavily technique-based so even if you go in super strong, brute forcing your way through climbs is not a good look. Just start, anyone can do it and get stronger by just climbing.
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The beach at Galveston, Texas is nice and cruising the coast over to Corpus Christi was neat. Wish I had had more time to check out Sam Houston National Forest, the drive through the area made it seem promising.
|
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|
144 |
The Salt Flats from West Wendover Utah to Salt Lake City were surreal and terrifying in a existenial kind of way but I do recommend it once. Lake Tahoe and the surrounding areas are a little touristy but the view is most of the fun. Hear there's nude beaches on the East coast of the lake but I've never been.
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The beach at Galveston, Texas is nice and cruising the coast over to Corpus Christi was neat. Wish I had had more time to check out Sam Houston National Forest, the drive through the area made it seem promising.
|
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|
144 |
The Salt Flats from West Wendover Utah to Salt Lake City were surreal and terrifying in a existenial kind of way but I do recommend it once. Lake Tahoe and the surrounding areas are a little touristy but the view is most of the fun. Hear there's nude beaches on the East coast of the lake but I've never been.
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|
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>>2573470
|
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clearly you've never been to the west
|
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>>2573505
|
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>>2573418
|
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>>2573510
|
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i'm not sure if I have much time to go full on camping overnight, but I definitely want to drive through and hike around for a couple hours
|
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i'll probably sleep in my car in parking lots and truckstops most nights
|
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|
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>>2573527
|
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>>2573549
|
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>>2573662
|
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>>2573726
|
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>>2573997
|
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>>2574006
|
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>>2574154
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>>2574186
|
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good suggestions, thanks
|
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>2574015 shut the fuck up retard, you wonder why the rest of the continent hates you
|
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>>2573735
|
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I don't think I'll go to alaska this time since I'd already be home by the time I get to washington, plus I don't want to bother driving through canada and passport and all that
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>>2573091
|
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Nature was the one that almost wiped out humanity multiple times.
|
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My bet is solar cycles and macronova but it is also possible earths axis of rotation has moved in the past--that would also cause global devastation (even floods).
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>>2573091
|
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Nature was the one that almost wiped out humanity multiple times.
|
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My bet is solar cycles and macronova but it is also possible earths axis of rotation has moved in the past--that would also cause global devastation (even floods).
|
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--- 2575359
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>>2572897 (OP)
|
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1. Rub a bit of the plant on your arm crook,
|
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2. wait several hours, if nothing happens,
|
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3. bite a little bit, hold it a little bit, then swallow,
|
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4. see 2.)
|
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5. take bigger bites
|
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--- 2575374
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>>2572897 (OP)
|
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Youtube videos
|
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--- 2575377
|
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>>2572998
|
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i love it when threads turn into this
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>>2572966
|
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It becomes justifiable but never moral
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>>2572966
|
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It becomes justifiable but never moral
|
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--- 2575254
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>>2572988
|
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Is it moral for a spy to steal enemy documents, or for saboteurs to steal from enemy supply depots? When the state becomes the enemy, harmful action against it is no more immoral than any wartime action.
|
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>If I steal bags of rice from Walmart, it is the morally correct thing to do, because the profit from my purchase will be used as donations for terrorists to burn down cities.
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>If I steal from the farmer's market, it is morally wrong, because the profit will provide for their family.
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--- 2575385
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>>2572940
|
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>but he took a serious L when he jacked his hog in public.
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No cap that was homie's biggest dub, real nigga shit
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--- 2574739
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>>2572979 (OP)
|
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sure man, see you in a week
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>>2572979 (OP)
|
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sure man, see you in a week
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Good luck in your walk toward the light anon.
|
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If you ever return, I hope you can learn to limit your porn use.
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--- 2575297
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>>2572979 (OP)
|
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>Just wanted to scream into the abyss one last time before I left.
|
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I hope you have a good life anon, we may never see eye to eye but Just know that someone from Eastern Europe understands you, may you live well.
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--- 2575480
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Might be doing that soon too desu. I wish you the best anon.
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>>2573062 (OP)
|
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what the hell does an antique lock have to do with the outdoors?
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>>2573062 (OP)
|
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what the hell does an antique lock have to do with the outdoors?
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--- 2575074
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>>2573666
|
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I'm gonna order one of these and see if it gets me in.
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--- 2575125
|
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>pick a lock...
|
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...any lock
|
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--- 2575446
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>>2573062 (OP)
|
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When it turns out to be a dybbuk box and you end up haunted by a demon, I'll see you on /x/! Good luck!
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--- 2575449
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Just bring your chester drawers to a locksmith and ask him for a skeleton key that will fit and he probably has one.
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also >>>/diy/
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I dont want to meme but if there was a copy paste post for commercial fishing this book would be recommended reading for BB.
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TL;DR it's more of a gatekeep and bill Carter is dramatic at times, solid dude just dramatic with his descriptions. His stories about Serbia/Bosnia were pretty cool.
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I dont want to meme but if there was a copy paste post for commercial fishing this book would be recommended reading for BB.
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TL;DR it's more of a gatekeep and bill Carter is dramatic at times, solid dude just dramatic with his descriptions. His stories about Serbia/Bosnia were pretty cool.
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>>2574966
|
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Neat. Anybody else have book recs about fishing, fiction or nonfiction?
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Found the reddlt shitbrick
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Found the reddlt shitbrick
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>NOOOO YOU CANT POST THE FROGGERINO!
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>IT MAKES ME SO ANGRYYY I WANNA CRY WAAAH
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Both websites are absolute trash. They exist because most people have shit taste and buy garbage products that don't last.
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>>2573833
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Both websites are absolute trash. They exist because most people have shit taste and buy garbage products that don't last.
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Depends on what you're buying, in general stick with products with lots of reviews. I wouldn't buy certain products on there like packs or boots, but stuff like tarps or basic stoves or solar panels, you can definitely get away with it.
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I bought a wind screen for 10 euros and it seems good, but I have to try it yet bc I got it only for 4 days
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I'm loling so hard my toddlers are looking at me like a maniac. Thank you anon
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I'm loling so hard my toddlers are looking at me like a maniac. Thank you anon
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