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>Dont like that sit sart? Maybe sit on my face?
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Ok. Last one.
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>Dont like that sit sart? Maybe sit on my face?
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wanna get into multipitch climbing, dont want to gearfag but can someone check if im missing anything for my list to buy for extended rappel for it?
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2x 120cm sling, one for the extended rappel and one as anchor or foot sling if i need to ascend
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friend will be buying the same stuff, anything else i should get for backup like a 2nd prussik rope or extra sling also?
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I’d probably just throw in an extra sling and 2 carabiners and you’d be totally set
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Dude. You're gearfagging and you'll load yourself down with unnecessary weight. You have a rack, right? And on that rack you have a belay/rappel device and a locker, right? And you've practiced rappelling and ascending a rope with prussik loops or slings or your shoelaces or whatever, right? Because if you've practiced that shit, which you should've by now if you're thinking about multi pitch routes, you already have a couple slings or prussik loops and maybe a couple lockers which is everything you need. Oh wait, you don't even own a belay/rappel device? Ok, gotcha. Find some rock, learn how to build anchors, do some toproping off those anchors, and by that time you'll have everything you need to rappel. Then practice rappelling and prussiking.
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thanks i think i will get an extra prusik rope too for backup but from accessory cord so its cheaper, will get the backup carabiner and sling though, do you think its worth getting a 240cm sling for an anchor like in >>2567356 also?
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>You're gearfagging
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sorry >.<
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i only have single pitch sports climbing gear thats why im buying these things, i currently belay with a single rope passive belay device (singing rock rama) but i can belay with an atc i just dont have one lol
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theres a really good spot in my area to practice rappelling on so i will practice it there, just wanted to double check if i was missing anything
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>do you think its worth getting a 240cm sling
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nta, but if it's a bolted multipitch then yes because you can tie it before even climbing and have it ready to go at every station. I like a 180cm sling for the same thing and it doesn't hang down as low.
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>Tell me who do you think is after you that they will ambush you without you being able to take off your backpack
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Dogs,thugs,shoe glue addicts,crazies
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>Tell me who do you think is after you that they will ambush you without you being able to take off your backpack
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Consider posting in /k/, they are a helpful bunch. Tell them what the problem is, what you need to defend yourself against and ask if they have any advice about improvised weaponry.
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It's what they are good at.
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Oh hai guises, im in romanea and im a retarded troll and i wanna take a walk but first i need to troll the fuck out of /out/ becuz /out/ seethz an copes an then i bump this thread and jack off to seethzing an copeing.
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Everywhere the crackheads also go when they do heavy tweaking. Urbex is composed of crackheads, taggers, and hikers with mental illness.
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Everywhere the crackheads also go when they do heavy tweaking. Urbex is composed of crackheads, taggers, and hikers with mental illness.
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Carry a tourniquet, peeps. Remember, HIGH AND TIGHT.
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It was disappointing to discover OP's image wasn't a gory picture of his fucked-up hands.
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>Take the hint
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That you're Jewish?
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They are welcome. You are not, cockcutter.
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/k/ is the brother board of /out/.
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the krekdt answer is go right during the day and come back the other way at night. in my experience the return trip will be more spoopy anyway
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the krekdt answer is go right during the day and come back the other way at night. in my experience the return trip will be more spoopy anyway
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Very interesting insights anon, do you have any readings about the stockade around boston, or any good books about the war overall ? I'm from Yurop and had never heard of it.
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The biggest thing around me is the weed grower fags. They bought the land super cheap with the sole purpose of growing pot, so rarely do they maintain their fences or access roads and it could be easy to wonder into their land. This has happened to me a couple times, the biggest giveaways were me being able to see a shed, greenhouse, or clearing in the distance. Sometimes they will even encroach on public land (or at least very close) so sometimes one has to scout the area for any clandestine clearings on the satellite maps and be careful to not get too close.
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These people are a weird mix of wannabe wiggers and hicks. They kind of feed off the reputation some sensationalist "documentaries" painted them to be, and seem to still think that the growing business is as lucrative as it used to be (its been heavily declining for the past years). I'm so glad weed became legal here so these fucks can go out of business.
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Well anon, the best book on the matter is widely considered to be Jill Lepore's The Name of War. She won awards for her research and the focus on historical accounts, and the language used and the way written discourse changed at the time as bascially a reflection of the horror and mortality unlike anything these people had ever faced. Her historical accounts are put together so well that the story of the war was finally insightful and cohesive rather than just a telling of known events. She also documents the oral accounts and history of the natives of the time. I've never really seen or heard about at least 70% of it and I've been KPhW buff for a long time and have read 3 books on the matter. Definitely check it out. Also good is L.T. Brooks' Our Beloved Kin; a more overall and general account but with additional uncovered research and accounts.
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If you like this sort of thing I would encourage you to watch Jill Lepore's talk in Worcester, where she discussed the history and origins and of the war and of course promotes her new book. I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say her work does for KPhW what Last of the Mohicans did for the French & Indian War, or in a way what Dances with Wolves did for the Plains Indians. The 2-dimensional account of colonists bullying, abusing, and encroaching on Indians is true but absolutely much more complicated. This war didn't erupt for over 50 years after the Puritans colonized, things were actually manageable for a couple generations but then shit just went off.
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Thanks for sharing anon, have a good one
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You can just say you’re gay and not use confusing words like “ultralight”
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>we learned through experience
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>Someone was mean to me on the internet QQ
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>You may also choose to wear neoprene socks for river crossings. If you are required to cross a river early on in your hike, you will want to avoid soaking your boots and socks. Replacing your boots with neoprene socks can keep your feet warm and give them some protection as you cross the river and you will have dry boots to put back on when you reach the far shore.
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>Wide, cold rivers, especially in spring when the snow is melting, can chill your feet dangerously and you can find yourself slipping or bumping off rocks. Removing your boots and socks and wearing neoprene socks instead can give you enough warmth and insulation to cross safely. Once you reach the far bank, you can put your dry boots and socks back on and limit the risk of cold, soaked feet for the remainder of your hike.
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>>2570594
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not the guy you're responding to, but post nose then
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>>2570616
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nta but show us your anime doll collection
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>>2557807 (OP)
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>why is every thread people fighting with eachother?
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Unfettered stupidity.
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>>2557807 (OP)
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>why is every thread people fighting with eachother?
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Because people who go outside can't access 4chan. So this channel is full of people who wished they could go /out/.
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Because people are anathema to outdoors
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People create indoors and erase outdoors
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If you are outside theres that much less outside for me
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>>2557810
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/x/ is the gayest and worst
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>>2562170
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Unironically this, the internet is smaller and smaller. Where can you really say what you think, without getting banned or down voted? There isn't much left except for chans.
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Also tourists that never post OG.
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>>2570749
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Why did you take this picture? Was it to prove you make coffee outside?
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>>2570772
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You are the guy OP is talking about.
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>>2568856
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Because it's about women and /out/ and bears are attracted to the smell of women's menses and you need to be aware of shit like that or yngtmi
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>>2568856
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Because it's about women and /out/ and bears are attracted to the smell of women's menses and you need to be aware of shit like that or yngtmi
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bump
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>>2570743
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*sniff*
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>>2570771
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do i smell good
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>>2570774
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Dunno, my tcp/ip olfactory bridge seems to be malfunctioning. But I just sniffed my wife and she smells good.
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>>2569999
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I wouldn't normally answer this but can't deny those digits. I'm 36 now and have a ten year old, three year old and a two year old. Might have a fourth when the three year old starts school in September, nursery is fucking expensive here.
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I think the bar is so low for dads that as long as you are happy to spend time with them and care about them then your age really won't matter. Go for it anon.
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>>2569999
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I wouldn't normally answer this but can't deny those digits. I'm 36 now and have a ten year old, three year old and a two year old. Might have a fourth when the three year old starts school in September, nursery is fucking expensive here.
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I think the bar is so low for dads that as long as you are happy to spend time with them and care about them then your age really won't matter. Go for it anon.
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--- 2570247
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>>2569827
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kek
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--- 2570253
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>>2563083
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hello 911 id like to report a murder
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--- 2570312
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>>2563083
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Footwear became a consumable in modern times. Disposable personal gear is a modern thing.
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I can make 500 miles in a few months of summer hiking easily and 2k in about 2 years. That is absolute shit performance for footwear considering my old leather combat boots went easily twice that before needing to be repaired.
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>>2570020
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Based digits obeyer.
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Not the anon you're responding to but have a you.
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--- 2570375
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>>2570312
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I had a pair of the old school, clack, combat boots last over 6 years and two deployments. I was artillery attached to light infantry and carried way more shit than the infantry. I could have had them resoled and kept wearing them but didn't want to be one of those fags that gets out of the military, still wears military shit, and never shuts the fuck up about the military.
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>>2570375
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>one of those fags that gets out of the military, still wears military shit, and never shuts the fuck up about the military.
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You mean a veteran? Lmao
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--- 2570384
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>>2570382
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Most people don't have a clue I'm a vet. The only thing more insufferable than a vet that talks about the military all the time is kids like you who haven't done shit, don't know shit, and who talk nothing but shit while living off their parents.
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>>2570384
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If you dont have a CIB from the 1960s or earlier then you're nothing but a welfare queen zogbot
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Deal with it
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--- 2570389
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>>2570385
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>Posted from his mothers basement
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| 583 |
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Ok kid, whatever you need to tell yourself. Or are you a third worlder subhuman, its funny when third worlders call anyone a welfare queen.
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| 584 |
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Either way, keep seething kid.
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--- 2570400
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>>2570389
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I'm submitting a screenshot of this post to websters as the definition of seething
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--- 2570410
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>>2562899
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>>2566085
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| 592 |
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Keen are all the rage right now where I am, but my friend got a pair and was not impressed. They wore out completely in a few months of everyday usage. Soles completely separated from the upper and left a gaping hole.
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--- 2570415
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>>2570400
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>Projection
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| 596 |
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>80 iq bant
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| 597 |
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You never get tired of posting nothing of value and seething. We get it.
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| 598 |
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Continue, kid, get it out of your system
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| 599 |
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>In a shoe thread
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| 600 |
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lamo
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--- 2570419
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>>2570410
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| 603 |
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Keen doesn't stand up to abuse. They are great for day hikes but that's about it.
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| 604 |
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I burned through two pares before switching brands--they are comfortable as fuck until they fall apart.
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| 605 |
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--- 2570421
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| 606 |
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Anyone here with normal heels and midfeet but super wide balls and toes? The Meindl Dovre wide are the only shoes that don't put constant pressure on my pinky but they're heavy, pretty stuffy in warmer months and the membrane takes ages to dry.
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| 607 |
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Hoping someone here with similar feet know of a quick drying shoe with good ventilation and an extremely generous toe box.
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| 608 |
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pic related were close but I had to stretch out the toe space a little and the slow drying goretex bothered the hell out of me.
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| 609 |
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--- 2570432
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| 610 |
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I want to up my hiking game but I'm a poorfag. Best 3 season hiking/backpacking footwear I can get for like 50 bucks? I have some shit tier Sketchers hiking boots but they don't breathe at all, my feet swim in sweat and I get hot spots after a long day hike.
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| 612 |
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Also what should I do for socks to prevent blisters? Would some kind of synthetic sock liners help? Do I really need to shell out for merino wool? I have wool socks now but they're cheap wool blends.
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--- 2570433
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>>2570415
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| 615 |
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>saying "bant" unironically
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| 616 |
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>says others post nothing of value
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| 617 |
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Okay
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--- 2570449
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>>2570421
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>super wide balls
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Yep
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--- 2570523
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>Ctrl f
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>No Altras
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| 626 |
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I've gotten 3-4 compliments on them from boomers
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--- 2570556
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>>2570433
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>Hates her boomer dad
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get it all out
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--- 2570597
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| 632 |
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moab 3s
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you dont need more
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--- 2570652
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>>2563569
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| 637 |
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What about when carrying a 45lb pack?
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--- 2570761
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>>2562486
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>Gorka suit
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>UCP mag pouches
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>HK417
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| 644 |
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Where the fuck is this? Who is this guy?
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>>2568415
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If he has Golden Comets, they’ll lay for a couple years and then around 4-5 they die. Not all chicken breeds are the same. t. I own chickens of 5 different breeds
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>>2568415
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If he has Golden Comets, they’ll lay for a couple years and then around 4-5 they die. Not all chicken breeds are the same. t. I own chickens of 5 different breeds
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>>2560375
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My neighbors ducks kept coming over and bathing in my chicken's water. I went over to tell him about it and his pitbull charged me but he said he would handle it. He didn't so I ended up clubbing like 7 ducks to death. They made the water filthy and oily and I already have enough bird shit all over the place. Fuck those ducks.
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Here is a real recommendation. Read picrel or A week on the Concord and Merrimack. The comfiest of comfy
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my side of the mountain, truly inspirational sense childhood.
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Here is a real recommendation. Read picrel or A week on the Concord and Merrimack. The comfiest of comfy
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--- 2567377
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my side of the mountain, truly inspirational sense childhood.
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bRump
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Just crop off a pixel and it'll be properly oriented
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>>2561911 (OP)
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Just crop off a pixel and it'll be properly oriented
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>>2561911 (OP)
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>ctrl-f birds
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Good thing there was a thread up!
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I just went to the store and bought an Apple, I chewed off a few pieces of the peel and threw them to two crows, then thier friends arrived so I threw a few more.
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I'm about to finish my coffee and go back to the crows and feed them som more apple scraps. How many times would it take until the same crows recognize me as thier fren?
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>>2570288
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Every few years I kill a crow and leave its body out as a warning to others. Fuck crows.
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>>2564637
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Look at that little homicidal tree murderer. It is clearly thinking about pounding on your eves at 5am because fuck you.
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>>2564132
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>Western Red Ceder
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I'm just going to assume you're canadian.
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>>2569650
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>cush drive sucks
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all cush drive is is rubber shit under the sprocket anon.. legit does nothing to hinder performance a regular ass rider would notice..
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>>2569650
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>cush drive sucks
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all cush drive is is rubber shit under the sprocket anon.. legit does nothing to hinder performance a regular ass rider would notice..
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>>2569519
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>if i cant find it online it doesnt exist
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Best /out/ vehicle coming through.
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>>2562038
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| 1211 |
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This. I take my Toyota yaris to stupid places. I take it on forest roads and deep in the bad lands up north and out west in the USA. It handles most things that you want, while being cheap as hell to maintain. No, I can't get everywhere. No, I'm not taking kids. I'm going out west and getting as deep into shit as I can. It handles most of Missouri and Arkansas fine. There's some places I run into that need clearance. That's my limiting factor.
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| 1213 |
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From central Illinois to North Carolina, to Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, this dumb hatchback has handled it all with very minimal repairs. I've had to build up and modify my path at times but as long as you don't fall into ruts or ditches you just keep going.
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If I can do all this shit with a yaris I don't know what's stopping anyone else.
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>>2570395
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>Foreigner doesn't understand what NPS does
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lol, ok, so you live in central/south America or Africa.
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>>2570563
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Its job poorly, it does its job poorly
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--- 2570696
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DoD is surplussing all the HMMWVs and other shit. If you don't care about the dismal fuel economy, they can be had for under $10k thru govplanet.com
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>>2569526
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List is done.
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>>2569149
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Add on to this
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If you are a super minimalist guy in a warm environment you can get away with smaller packs, you will see ultra light guys with packs that will support them for about a week with daypack size capacities
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Add on to this
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If you are a super minimalist guy in a warm environment you can get away with smaller packs, you will see ultra light guys with packs that will support them for about a week with daypack size capacities
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>>2569149
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If you haven't spent at least a season with a ~40 liter you have no business even thinking about going bigger.
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>>2568757
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Not all of us live in the flatland. I regularly start a hike in 60 degree weather and end up in snow. I have to bring extra clothing even for day hiking especially in spring and fall.
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My day pack is a Kode 22 and has kit for rain, snow, and summer--all can occur on the same day.
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The main zip portions won't stand overpacking and have a weird shape when they're underpacked that lets everything else flop about.
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Not terrible straps but the mesh is cheese grater grade
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The main zip portions won't stand overpacking and have a weird shape when they're underpacked that lets everything else flop about.
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Not terrible straps but the mesh is cheese grater grade
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| 631 |
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>>2570154
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| 632 |
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>corrects others' spelling
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| 633 |
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>inche
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What did he mean by this
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>>2570234
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Makes you into >>2570168 Pic related when you reply and give a fuck while other poster demostrates he doesen't need to. Nice. Long game.
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Kys
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None
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I live in the Amazon region. Everything wants to kill you once you step out. I want to go out, but I'm not prepared and it would take a long time to learn from the right people. My intention is to first get a kayak, and find a spot where I can camp and fish for a few days.
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You don't need to larp to be outside. The people that take the larp too seriously and don't have any self awareness for how out of touch they are, they are cringe. You're not that silly, are you? Even if you are, if you really believe the larp crap then why care? Do you care about your appearance or not? If you really care about your appearance you can larp and not look like a retard taking it too far.
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Make friends. Even ones that aren't ideal. Join a local hiking group. Check your areas Facebook pages for clubs. There's people like you, looking for people to hang with. You just have to put in the effort to try and find them.
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Man I've been working around 60 hours a week for the past 2 years but I get a real sense of purpose from it and sleep well. The owners of the dairy and beef farm I work on are getting old and their adult children want nothing to do with it, so I've helped them through their ravages of old age by keeping shit going when one of them is off work for months getting a knee replacement and the other is off getting a hip replacement. They love their cows and I've learned to love the cows as much as the cows love me back as the designated Feeder Of Silage and Treatmaster
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These. Being outside isn't hard (but it is hard?) if you choose to work in rural jobs or happen to be born into the location and lifestyle. I made the deliberate choice to move out here and work 12 hour days fisting cows and driving plows in circles because the scenery and freedom is a novelty to me, but people that grow up in this environment want nothing to do with it
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As someone who is forced to be /out/ from the moment I leave my house, it's terrifying living alone remotely. There's snakes that are longer than you are tall casually slithering around, and spiders the size of your hand casually booping around your doors and windows, and bunyips or yetis or skinwalkers or some shit that screech in the middle of the night. Whenever I stay in the city or with friends in suburbia I sleep like a log. There's no Spooky Hoot, there's no multi-legged skittering across your face, and there's no unexplained lights in the night sky. From one grown anon to another, there's no shame in feeling fear
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>>2568246
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Man I miss Cope, why it's gotta be almost $7 a tin now?
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This weekend is new moon, I'm going out to find some bunnies with my new PCP air rifle. Last time I got one was in october.
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Buckshot?
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You dumb motherfucker, I put 250,000 miles on my truck exploring Oregon. I hunted, fished, hiked, and camped in Oregon for 28 years and I've seen more of Oregon than you'll ever dream about. I can tell you more about the Willamette Valley than your atrophied brain can absorb, ya fuckin toolbag.
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>>2570124
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You dumb motherfucker, I put 250,000 miles on my truck exploring Oregon. I hunted, fished, hiked, and camped in Oregon for 28 years and I've seen more of Oregon than you'll ever dream about. I can tell you more about the Willamette Valley than your atrophied brain can absorb, ya fuckin toolbag.
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>>2570153
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Why would you explore the Willamette valley when “the whole Willamette Valley is a shit place for outdoor stuff?” Sounds like a waste of time.
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>>2570153
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>boomer enjoys something before ensuring its total defilement and destruction
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The legacy of your entire generation
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Perhaps he formulated such an opinion after exploring the willamette valley in it's entirety?
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>retard alert
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State of jefferson head kneeled to state of greater idaho for having a higher likelihood.
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Only way jefferson forms is if california and oregon seceded and we get a west virginia situation in which case youd see greater idaho anyways.
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>>2570262
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What will be the legacy of yours, you filthy little cunt.
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I know it’s pathetically weak bait by a brain dead zoomie, but being alive at the same time as politicians and their unelected appointees doesn’t make one responsible for their fuckups/malice.
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LMAO yeah you only need the governor (who doesn't approve), the state (who doesn't approve), the federal government (who doesn't care/doesn't approve) and the president (who doesn't care/doesn't approve) and it's a win!!
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Our legacy will be death and chaos
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For that is all that is left to us
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>he says, unironically, after voting for every manner of public welfare to support his own endeavors
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Stay mad zoomie :)
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Imagine being this emotional. Are you ok, or are you a woman?
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>hide le rock speaker just off the public trail
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>hide le rock speaker just off the public trail
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Jesus Christ.
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>>2569302
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Jesus Christ.
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>>2566471 (OP)
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It's the same unreasonable fear antigun people have about guns. Unless you're doing something stupid to put yourself in danger, the chances of you getting hit are miniscule...by lightning or a bullet.
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>>2566570 (OP)
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OP look into any prefabbed wood shed kits. Maybe some local Amish or Mennonites. Would be more durable than a tent and your friend gets an outbuilding once you move away. That or get yourself a cheap RV/Camper.
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>>2566570 (OP)
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OP look into any prefabbed wood shed kits. Maybe some local Amish or Mennonites. Would be more durable than a tent and your friend gets an outbuilding once you move away. That or get yourself a cheap RV/Camper.
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>>2566570 (OP)
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Milsurp field tents might be a great idea, cost less than camvas usually and better against everytbing, they tend to get pretty stuffy tho if you dont circulate air (solar power and a fan could solve this tho)
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>>2570146
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Wouldn't it rust to shit having moisture in the ground after raining?
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I live in a tent
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>>2566570 (OP)
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I sleep in the big one inside of witch I got a chair and a pallet on rocks to use as a table, the small tent use for storage in-between the two I strung cordage for a close line
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Man what the fuck kind of place do you work? All small engine shops I am aware of are totally okay with telling the customer "Sorry bud, it needs a hard to find part and it'll take 2 weeks to come in, we'll call you when it's ready"
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| 265 |
I would so much rather hear that as a customer and get a good modern AGM battery than some ghetto refurbishing process. It's not even that weird of a size, the parts are readily available just not commonly stocked in stores. Weird parts are shit like the stator for the 1987 TW which was only made for one year, are not available for sale anywhere anymore, and can only be rebuilt by this one shop in fucking New Hampshire that charges like 3 times what a brand new stator costs for any normal bike
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Man what the fuck kind of place do you work? All small engine shops I am aware of are totally okay with telling the customer "Sorry bud, it needs a hard to find part and it'll take 2 weeks to come in, we'll call you when it's ready"
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| 265 |
I would so much rather hear that as a customer and get a good modern AGM battery than some ghetto refurbishing process. It's not even that weird of a size, the parts are readily available just not commonly stocked in stores. Weird parts are shit like the stator for the 1987 TW which was only made for one year, are not available for sale anywhere anymore, and can only be rebuilt by this one shop in fucking New Hampshire that charges like 3 times what a brand new stator costs for any normal bike
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>>2569194
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If any NEW RIDER is considering picking up any older bikes listen to this anon. I made the same mistake when I was trying to get into it, finding an old non-running 82' 650 nighthawk for a couple hundred and spending so many weekends ordering shit parts and barely getting it to work with the 4 carbs. efi or 1 carb or your gonna wanna kill yourself. Wrenching is good but riding is better
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Where my DR650 chads at?
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>DR650
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Very based, they get much more capable with just a little bit of suspension work
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>Pitch your tent/tarp after sunset, take it down before sunrise.
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depending how long your setup/takedown is that could leave you as little as 5 hours sleep in the summer
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>Pitch your tent/tarp after sunset, take it down before sunrise.
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depending how long your setup/takedown is that could leave you as little as 5 hours sleep in the summer
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>>2566749 (OP)
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If it's agricultural, camp between rows of crops. I assume you're sticking to roads, because farmers aren't going to find you on the back 40. Their dogs would be a bigger problem, but that happens on the road too. Corn and hay will hide everything in the summer. Hide under a bridge otherwise.
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>>2570011
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I've not but Is something I want to do. I'd imagine small ones, like the #6-#10 ones people use for crappies.
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>>2570011
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I've not but Is something I want to do. I'd imagine small ones, like the #6-#10 ones people use for crappies.
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>>2570173
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it sucks
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i live around a bunch of rich assholes with lakefront property and none of them fish and a total psychopaths about letting anyone near the shore to fish
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>>2570173
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https://www.decathlon.ca/en/p/8513030/fishing-float-tube-fltb-5-blue?gclid=Cj0KCQjwxYOiBhC9ARIsANiEIfaTYOGWULP8CvDUhnVUj21jv85SSWhu2yiQPKPdLbV6uhJgGE_lBvEaAm8BEALw_wcB
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>>2570227
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>go to front office to HOA ponds
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| 839 |
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>"hey man, any way I can get a pond pass?"
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| 840 |
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>"uhhhh, no dude, you have to live here to fish here"
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| 841 |
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>*show a $100 bill*
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| 842 |
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>"oh yeah, I can make you one"
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| 843 |
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It's that easy.
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>>2570227
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| 846 |
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nobody owns the water, get a float tube or even some waders, go to the public beach, etc. You can figure it out. I've seen aluminum boats on kijiji for like 150 bucks, as long as there's no leaks youre good. Just need paddles to row
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>>2570243
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| 849 |
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Even if they leak, fixing them is not hard.
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>>2570243
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| 852 |
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>nobody owns the water
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| 854 |
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Freshwater you can own the water...Especially what sounds like a man made impoundment in a HOA.
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>>2570227
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| 857 |
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they can't have a HOA if all their houses burn down
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>>2570317
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Modern problems require modern solutions
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is xfast too much for a jig rod
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5/16-7/16 at most
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| 864 |
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not setting the hook like a fucking clown
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Finally caught a trout boys, he was alright but I messed up cooking him a little. Better luck next time
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What color sunglasses should I buy, I researched and gray looks like it's an all weather it but so is green glasses?
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I'm going to use it for freshwater and sometimes onshore fishing, also everyday use.
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>>2570458
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Green is probably best, but amber/beer bottle brown can work well too for those conditions. Clearer and deeper water, consider blue.
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>>2570458
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i keep green and blue with me, green gets the most use
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>>2570458
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Green mirror polarized sunglasses. Just caught my first carp on the fly today by sightcasting for him with some Oakley Halbrooks on with that kind of lens. Obviously don't need to cash out for Oakley's but that kind of lens works great for dirty ponds like the ones I fish.
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>>2570458
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I just use regular gray/black sunglasses. Just make sure they are polarized
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>>2570417
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i think you'll be fine though for small stuff i like a slower action rod, i think it casts small lures better
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>pic related, dink bass on a 1/16 oz jighead after work today
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i hate fly fishing so much bros.
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>>2570645
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ive never tried it, looks overly complicated and it is usually associated with rich pricks here
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>>2568307
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My sincere condolences my friend.
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>>2567015
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nice to know anon, I'm prepping out some ammonites I found yesterday, no pic's yet though.
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>>2568273
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my ammonite prepping is still going on, the shale is a bitch to get off so in the meantime ill post this scallop like shell from the Auston Chalk I found a week or two back
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>Critters
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>tell us you're a felon without telling us you're a felon
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>cuck express
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not even once
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the americans never learn. they think just because it has "made in usa" on it, the same product is worth twice as much.
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Fun fact
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It isn't the same product: which is why it's worth twice as much.
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Your obsession with the west is normal, subhuman.
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it is about pocket knives. not about fusion reactors. shilling for US products won't save america.
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Nip nong ching chong
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>I don't know what heat treat is or what ANSI has to do with ASTM.
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>>2567001 (OP)
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>>2569476
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If a knife isn't on this list
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It's probably garbage.
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Almost like out chooses SHIT knives.
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I pull out my knife, I give them the
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That's not a knife, this is a knife
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>the same knife x30
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Opinels are the paper plate of knives
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Cheap and disposable
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Nice. They re-released the 117 sometime this year. You should check them out if you like the 119.
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I don’t know anything about kasper the ghost’s folders. I’m not a knoife collector.
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Do you want the dragon? If you’re in burgerland, give me like $50 plus whatever it costs to Priotity Mail it to you and it’s yours.
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Advance knife bro is that you?
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No, its me beloved Fictional charrecter from the "
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heres a link Champ!
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honestly I cant understand why Scotland is not top-tier. The highlands are empty, full of forest and majestic as fuck. Ireland is also great for /out/ stuff if you are not a pussy and can handle some harsh weather. Ireland and scotland are /out/ for hardcore motherfuckers, spain, france italy etc are easy mode in comparison.
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You can probably guess what category RawOG420 falls into. He's been uploading videos regularly for 7 years. What looks like lazy, cash-grab content is actually a years-long labor of love, speaking to his passion and dedication. It takes a lot of work to keep a project going for so long, and several hundred thousand loyal subscribers were his reward.
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Lol its affect you retarded redditor
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>>2567307
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Or they're just like everyone else and watch videos of things they want to do to fill a void in their life. Relax.
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You don't have to be around people to car camp. I find spots I can wrangle my yaris into without getting stuck, faaaar away from anyone when I go on my trips. A cliff on range land on a cliff just outside zion? The perfect place to eat your 100mg marijuana infused pizza you picked up in Arizona. Live a little.
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>>2568884
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No but personally I add a few Nording Keystones to the bottom of my bowls to help a bit with the moisture and it helps me smoke all of the tobacco down to pure ash since there is a little void underneath of it. No dottle at all, ever. All ash. I use them in all of my pipes, even cobs. Just put a few at the bottom.
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>>2568884
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No but personally I add a few Nording Keystones to the bottom of my bowls to help a bit with the moisture and it helps me smoke all of the tobacco down to pure ash since there is a little void underneath of it. No dottle at all, ever. All ash. I use them in all of my pipes, even cobs. Just put a few at the bottom.
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>>2570171
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Have you tried the actual Nording pipe like pictured on the bag? Any good? I've been thinking about getting one
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I'm a little curious, how does everyone hold their pipes?
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Lips? Bit between teeth? How far back?
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I used to hold it just behind the canines but after clattering my jaw a few weeks ago I just can't find a comfortable bite.
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>>2568454
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Start with just 1 coin. Rub it between your hands until it breaks up, then fill your pipe loosely. If your pipe is not full, rub out a second coin, but do not “pack” your pipe. Just fill it loosely, light it, and tamp lightly as needed when the smoke starts to thin out.
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>>2568884
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Don’t like them. After trying them, it’s like fucking through a shower curtain.
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>>2570501
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unironically get the little rubber thingies, they make the stem grippy so you don't have to bite down to keep the pipe stable.
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>>2567664
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Fill them with coarse salt, let it sit 3 days, empty salt, reload with salt. Repeat until salt remaons white after 3 days. Then clean with isopropyl alcohol and probably adjust the caking with a tool.
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>>2569762
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>>2569819
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so got it apart and cleared the blockage. turns out it was a filter that i'd managed to destroy while trying to clean the pipe, and then absolutely fucking mangle when trying to remove the blockage. there's a lot more flow through the pipe with the filter gone than there was before so i assume it's probably a bad idea to smoke without one given i was already burning my tongue before.
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>>2570773
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If you were burning your tongue, you were smoking too hot and dry. Unrelated issue. Restricting the flow can help prevent tongue bite, but it's a crutch, not the actual solution. Smoke slower, puff less frequently, tamp more often, make sure your tobacco isn't all dried out before you start.
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Tongue burn is caused by too damp tobacco developing hot steam instead of smoke and burning your tongue
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>hot steam
|
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almost always false. tongue burn is usually a chemical burn.
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>>2570781
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I dont believe that to be the case. Very few pipe tobacco has enough nicotine to cause a chemical burn by saturation through too fast combustion. Yet, tongue burn is universally experienced by virtually all pipe smokers at least once. Then they dry the tobacco a bit and the problem seems solved until a new can surprizes you with its moisture content once again.
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>>2570785
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Never realized that where tongue bite or burn comes from was a controversial subject. It can probably be from all of the above, all I can say is that in my personal experience when I'm smoking and get a stinging or burning sensation on my tongue, it's because either I was trying to smoke dried out tobacco, or I was smoking too hot and puffing too often. Usually if I let the pipe cool a little the burn goes away, unless I'm knowingly smoking really dry old tobacco which I try not to do anymore.
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>One for you, one for me
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Based dual purpose fuel enjoyer.
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Ahh this same single faggot who always says the same phrase again and again. Still trying to shill that reddit thur hiking with badly optimised ultralight shit sacrificing things that don't need to be given up to make up some story that camping and hiking are some itemised and always sperate hobby. Cold soaking is for faggots and you cold soak. God I'm glad you fuck faces stay in your smooth easy trails that are as groomed a a child around a tranny are. Take no risks, I don't want you anywhere near where hiking that matters takes place. I'll know you by your gear and fuck you up. That's how few of you fucks there actually are. Hammer your cunt face.
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If you can use anything else I probably would at this point. The MSS is a great all in one when you get it cheaper, now they are getting stupid money for them in a lot of places. If the only option is an MSS for 350+ imo I'd rather put money towards a different bivy and spend a little more to get maybe a good 3 season bag and a liner. For around the same price as a like new MSS you can likely get less volume and weight. If you already have it or get it dirt cheap it's still a fine system.
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Try glyphosate
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--- 2570223
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>>2570221
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--- 2570260
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>>2568832
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NTA, but I started looking into this because I found a cherry tomato seesling at Walmart and wanted it. Now I bought some seeds of other things, and I'm looking around for how big the planter boxes should be that I'm going to build. You say most things are happy in a 5 gallon bucket, but everywhere says tomatoes need 18-24 inches of depth in an 18 in diameter container, or about a 20 gal pot. Other places say 5 gal containers should be fine. What's the deal? Do I really need a fuck huge pot for my tomatoes? The container really isn't the issue, it's the soil to fill the damn thing. Am I getting to autistic with this?
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--- 2570266
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Remember, gentle-rooted ground cover plants are your friend.
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--- 2570268
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>>2570260
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| 863 |
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You can grow tomato in a 1-2gal peat moss block if you have automated irrigation
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--- 2570270
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>>2570074
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| 866 |
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cozy, adds some variablity to the weather which makes days feel different
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| 867 |
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I've lived in dry and more rain having places and I like the rain having a bit more
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| 868 |
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it's awesome when it rains at night, and there's sun during the day, you get the best of both worlds
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| 869 |
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however there's always the risk of rain messing a holiday or stuff like that
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| 870 |
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--- 2570273
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| 871 |
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The one thing I'm concerned about with soil brick makers is the compression of the medium. How hard does it make the bricks in order to keep them in shape?
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--- 2570276
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>>2570273
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| 874 |
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no issues. Just be careful the first day or so after you make them and a few hours after watering. Once they start to fill with roots which is very quickly they can be handled no problem. Obviously don't play baseball with them.
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This is one day since they started to pop
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--- 2570277
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>>2570273
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| 878 |
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>>2570276
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| 879 |
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fyi I just watered all of them so I probably should wait a bit more. I'll make a vid later once they dry a bit.
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| 880 |
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>root length already, they will grow into each other but when planting just cut the excess off, no transplant shock etc
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| 881 |
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--- 2570282
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| 882 |
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I wanna grow berry bushes and I live in the sticks but there's shockingly few birds and bugs here. Should I just stick to self-fertile ones?
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--- 2570285
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>>2570282
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| 885 |
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Many berry bushes are listed as being self-fertile, but you still want the cross-over for optimal fruiting. That noted, if you start planting things, you'll get pollinator insects. Can always co-plant some other flowering plants to bait pollinators if that doesn't work.
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--- 2570295
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| 887 |
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>>2570282
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| 888 |
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>there's shockingly few birds and bugs here
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| 889 |
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Where the fuck do you live where there's no bugs?
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--- 2570309
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| 891 |
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>>2570268
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| 892 |
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I don't, I'm just a retard with some plywood for boxes, a deck to put them on, and a tomato plant I bought from Walmart.
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--- 2570311
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| 894 |
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>>2570268
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| 895 |
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I was going to try to post something funny using "automated irrigation," so I asked ChatGPT to give me a joke or response, it gave me some Reddit shit, I told it to make one that I could post on 4chan, and it said "Automated irrigation sounds like a conspiracy by the government to control the water supply and turn us all into mindless plant zombies." and "Automated irrigation sounds like something that would make my ex-girlfriend jealous - at least now I can give my plants the consistent attention and care she never got from me."
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| 896 |
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--- 2570331
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| 897 |
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How can soil blocks be draining but not fall apart? Everytime my soil was too condensed the germination rate was shit.
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| 898 |
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--- 2570335
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| 899 |
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>>2570331
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| 900 |
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no idea why you're having trouble with slightly condensed soil...
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| 901 |
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--- 2570350
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| 902 |
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>>2570335
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| 903 |
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how can such a small block of soil support such gigantic plant?
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| 904 |
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--- 2570357
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| 905 |
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>>2569958
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| 906 |
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>video
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| 907 |
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>"soil blockers don't work!!!"
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| 908 |
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>"but these handy trays that we sell absolutely will"
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| 909 |
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--- 2570366
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| 910 |
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>>2570350
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| 911 |
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I literally have no idea, all I know is that they work. My blocking mix is just 4 parts peat and 1 part black kow. Once the cotyledons start getting the purple spots I start feeding 1/2 strength GH flora nova grow until they are out of the seedling stage. I do that once per week until they are hardened off outside then start using full strength fish emulsion. It just works for me.
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| 912 |
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--- 2570368
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| 913 |
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>>2570357
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| 914 |
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there was so much wrong with the Hoss tools guy. Didn't use enough water, didn't compress the blocks enough and just sounded like an overall douchebag
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| 915 |
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--- 2570373
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| 916 |
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>>2570273
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| 917 |
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On another hard drive I have a video that an anon shared here one time. The way he did it, the soil was so saturated with water, that the blocks were floppy, almost falling apart on their own, kind of like a soft cake or something
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| 918 |
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--- 2570392
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| 919 |
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>>2570373
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| 920 |
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that was me. If you watch it again I say to make sure you are careful with them during the first few hours. I'll make a vid later showing that they don't just fall apart.
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| 921 |
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| 922 |
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I'm not using concrete dust in my mix lol, they just stay together for months.
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| 923 |
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--- 2570396
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| 924 |
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I changed my daily commute so I can go gawk at the local plant nursery setting up for the season
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| 925 |
+
--- 2570422
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| 926 |
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>>2570392
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| 927 |
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it WAS you, I remember your trays, lol
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| 928 |
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--- 2570429
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| 929 |
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>>2570422
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| 930 |
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Yep, lol. I think I may actually stop using the 1020 trays and just go with more smooth bottom lunch trays. So I think the confusion with a lot of people looking at Soilblocks is not realizing that the compost for compost a cow manure is the binding part of it. So it almost locks the stuff together but in the beginning, you still have to be careful because as you saw my video, you can just smash them with your hands. So usually what I’ll do is make a couple trays of soil blocks, and then that day I will seed all of them and then just let them sit in the grow tent until they sprout. I may have to mist the tops a few times but once they sprout and the roots start going through the soil block, they become very sturdy.
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| 931 |
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--- 2570438
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| 932 |
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>>2570429
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| 933 |
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“that the compost or composted cow manure”
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| 934 |
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--- 2570462
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| 935 |
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>have decently sized (for european standard) plot of agricultural land in the countryside
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| 936 |
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>start working on it the last few years, going pretty well
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| 937 |
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>get letter today that the government is expropriating it because they need to build a completely useless highway over it
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| 938 |
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It's so fucking over
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| 939 |
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May the homes of the officials who authorized this get struck by the fiercest earthquake known to man
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| 940 |
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May they dig through the rubble with their nails to even get enough air to draw their final breath
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| 941 |
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--- 2570478
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| 942 |
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>>2570392
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| 943 |
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doesnt the roots sticking out like that cause them to "burn off"? isnt that how air pruning works?
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| 944 |
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--- 2570481
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| 945 |
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>>2570462
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| 946 |
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That shit would make my blood boil. Are they at least compensating you?
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| 947 |
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--- 2570482
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| 948 |
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>>2570478
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| 949 |
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Yup, they pretty much just die off and the roots inside the block branch off more. Here is one of my peppers from last year. Inside the block is a mass of roots the explode out when planted
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| 950 |
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--- 2570484
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| 951 |
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>>2570462
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| 952 |
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I'm angry. This really pisses me off. What the fuck. You better be well compensated, but even that doesn't replace your land and hard work. Fuck.
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| 953 |
+
--- 2570493
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| 954 |
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>>2570481
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| 955 |
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>>2570484
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| 956 |
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Yes I'm getting compensated but the real problem is that I'll have to find new land to buy, and since I'm in Europe it's pretty hard to find, especially considering my current land is in a pretty nice spot.
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| 957 |
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--- 2570504
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| 958 |
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>>2570482
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| 959 |
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Another pic.
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| 960 |
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Not sure how much is still left in the ground as I usually leave them over the winter and pull them in early April
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| 961 |
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--- 2570517
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| 962 |
+
I'm the anon asking about containers for tomatoes above. I'm trying to make containrrs so I can grow on my deck and the concrete half of my backyard (previous owner thought a basketball hoop was necessary in a tiny backyard). How deep do the containers need to be, and how close together can I plant this stuff? I've got tomaties, peppers, onions, lettuce, and I want to get a rasbperry bush. I can find general guidelines in places for things like depth, but widely varying info. Some places say tomatoes need 24" of depth, others only say 12". I also can't really find information on how close together to sow this stuff. Any help would be appreciated, or ecen pointing to where I can learn this stuff myself. The pastebin in the OP waa helpful for some stuff, but basic shit like this I couldn't find.
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| 963 |
+
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| 964 |
+
Also, what's stopping me from hust digging a hole in my yard and planting a seed? Is there any reason not to do that?
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| 965 |
+
--- 2570528
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| 966 |
+
Urgh. I started my peppers and tomatoes on march 5th in a greenhouse; they’re under humidity domes and on heat mats. I’ve gotten exactly 5 seeds to germinate. Getting kind of worried; I used potting soil in 2.5” pots. Should I start over with seedling mix?
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| 967 |
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| 968 |
+
Why aren’t these mofos sprouting?!
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| 969 |
+
--- 2570537
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| 970 |
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>>2570528
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| 971 |
+
Bad seeds? Maybe they where too old?
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| 972 |
+
--- 2570539
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| 973 |
+
>>2570537
|
| 974 |
+
Hard to say, they were envelopes from this year. Is potting mix too heavy for those seeds generally?
|
| 975 |
+
I’m a newbie gardener so pardon the naivety
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| 976 |
+
--- 2570545
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| 977 |
+
Some asshole has dug up 2 of my garlic cloves. What is the hottest pepper that I can buy in powdered form to spread on my soil?
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| 978 |
+
--- 2570548
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| 979 |
+
Galapagos peppers came in
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| 980 |
+
looks like I have a new forever indoor pepper to start (too late in the season to put out)
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| 981 |
+
--- 2570552
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| 982 |
+
>>2570545
|
| 983 |
+
Get kebab skewers and plant them in the soil with your plants, like a punji pit
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| 984 |
+
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| 985 |
+
When the squirrels dig up your shit they'll stab their hands on it and fuck off
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| 986 |
+
--- 2570578
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| 987 |
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>red currant is getting attack by blister aphids again
|
| 988 |
+
it's all so tiresome
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| 989 |
+
--- 2570584
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| 990 |
+
>>2570545
|
| 991 |
+
>Some asshole has dug up 2 of my garlic cloves
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| 992 |
+
put the two garlic cloves a knuckle back in you nozzle!
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| 993 |
+
--- 2570604
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| 994 |
+
>>2570193
|
| 995 |
+
>>2570194
|
| 996 |
+
Tasty salad/10
|
| 997 |
+
--- 2570608
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| 998 |
+
got some old cuke starts that are blooming already but the vine is only a few inches long with a couple quarter sized leaves. would it be wise to pick the blooms and immature cukes until they've grown a bit taller or litfa?
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| 999 |
+
--- 2570617
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| 1000 |
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>>2570548
|
| 1001 |
+
I would soak them for 1/2 a day and throw them in a paper towel inside of a zip lock bag. Will probably get them to pop in a few days. Throw that shit in some soft warm peat and hit it hard wit heat and light. Will be going good in a week.
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| 1002 |
+
--- 2570619
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| 1003 |
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>>2570608
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| 1004 |
+
yup pinch them off as the plant grows for several weeks.
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| 1005 |
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--- 2570646
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| 1006 |
+
A thought. If I have a bunch of hummingbird-friendly flowers planted but don't have something screaming red to draw them in, could I fake the color element using something like a cherry tomato plant?
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| 1007 |
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--- 2570649
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| 1008 |
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>>2570646
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| 1009 |
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I know people who use fake flowers, but I've not heard of tomatoes working for this. Try it and let us know?
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| 1010 |
+
--- 2570661
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| 1011 |
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>>2570517
|
| 1012 |
+
What you need for your tomatoes depends on what variety they are. Determinate cherry toms don't need near as much as an indeterminate big beefsteak variety, for example.
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| 1013 |
+
If you want to use smaller pots for bigger tomatoes, you'll probably have to prune the tomato to inhibit growth and force it to focus all its nutrients on growing a set amount of fruit.
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| 1014 |
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As for the depth of the tomato, it's because the stem can grow roots. Burying more of the stem means more roots to uptake nutrients but it doesn't have to be buried deep, it can just be buried at an angle, or even horizontally.
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| 1015 |
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--- 2570719
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| 1016 |
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>>2570392
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| 1017 |
+
That's pretty awesome
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| 1018 |
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>>2570335
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| 1019 |
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I don't actually know why lol
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| 1020 |
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--- 2570730
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| 1021 |
+
One thing is sure, my currants, Gundermann, and dead-nettles love my compost.
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| 1022 |
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--- 2570734
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| 1023 |
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I have a dilemma. I intend to grow in pots with give or take 60% potting soil and 40% cocos peat, and a bit of perlite.
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| 1024 |
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| 1025 |
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Is it neccecery to supplement with magnesium or is that not needed?
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| 1026 |
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--- 2570736
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| 1027 |
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>>2570730
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| 1028 |
+
Very nice! I have some berry bushes too, should I use fertilizer?
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| 1029 |
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--- 2570739
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| 1030 |
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>>2570734
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| 1031 |
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Suppose i'll just give it a go and get epsom salt from the store. I read cocos needs cal/mag supplement. I have some chalk already, but i have no idea if there's magnesium in there, i think not.
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>>2569015
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| 50 |
Ok, fair point but my take was about belts + shorts.
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--- 2569481
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>>2569015
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| 50 |
Ok, fair point but my take was about belts + shorts.
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--- 2570622
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>>2568458 (OP)
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Either wear a belt, sew the sheath to your pants, or install a magnet in your hip.
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--- 2569282
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>>2568860
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| 105 |
He makes the most vapid creatures on earth (women) beautiful and men looking like lotr ogres. Don't remember exactly what those were called though. Yet even then he is only truly sought after by those same men he made ugly and gave horrible lives
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--- 2569282
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>>2568860
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| 105 |
He makes the most vapid creatures on earth (women) beautiful and men looking like lotr ogres. Don't remember exactly what those were called though. Yet even then he is only truly sought after by those same men he made ugly and gave horrible lives
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--- 2570663
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>>2568641 (OP)
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Sorta looks like a Black Panther fist
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--- 2570676
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>light pollution has all but guaranteed we will never see the sky the way we should
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--- 2568890
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>>2568722 (OP)
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You don't get out much, do you?
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>>2568722 (OP)
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You don't get out much, do you?
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--- 2570601
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>>2568776
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>I believe these are examples of /aut/ism
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/Out/ism
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Ftfy
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