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He/Him. Violet's grandpa/ground crew. Part time cat chariot.
Climate change def creates uncertainty for agriculture. I think gov investment to support transition is good, but I am always skeptical that when you peel back the covers of many programs, you find lobbyists who weaseled gov money under guise of "sustainable" when it isn't. Hope not this time.
October 8, 2025 at 5:18 PM
Climate change def creates uncertainty for agriculture. I think gov investment to support transition is good, but I am always skeptical that when you peel back the covers of many programs, you find lobbyists who weaseled gov money under guise of "sustainable" when it isn't. Hope not this time.
Change is hard - I am not a commercial farmer, but I have always tilled. A better practice for soil management is to use a seed drill to limit erosion. A new one for a smallish farm is 10-20K. Farming is a low margin/high risk business to start with, no room for err. This is just one small example.
October 8, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Change is hard - I am not a commercial farmer, but I have always tilled. A better practice for soil management is to use a seed drill to limit erosion. A new one for a smallish farm is 10-20K. Farming is a low margin/high risk business to start with, no room for err. This is just one small example.
If I could reach the stars, I'd give them all to you
October 1, 2025 at 12:43 AM
If I could reach the stars, I'd give them all to you
It has always baffled me to see people do this... the same people who then add fertilizer to their lawn, and then lime because it became too acidic. I have many trees around my lawn, I mulch the leaves with my mower, and in 21 years have never had to add anything to my grass.
September 30, 2025 at 5:37 PM
It has always baffled me to see people do this... the same people who then add fertilizer to their lawn, and then lime because it became too acidic. I have many trees around my lawn, I mulch the leaves with my mower, and in 21 years have never had to add anything to my grass.
Cat watching human not even chasing a ball, but sitting on couch watching other humans chase a ball for 3 hours.
a black and white cat looking at the camera
Alt: a cat looking annoyed at a human
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September 30, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Cat watching human not even chasing a ball, but sitting on couch watching other humans chase a ball for 3 hours.
I like Bluesky because most of the riffraff are elsewhere, so my block list is very small. Mostly it is the people who blame the current political situation on those who were opposed to genocide. If you can't demand better of your politicians of any stripe, you have no democracy.
September 26, 2025 at 2:50 AM
I like Bluesky because most of the riffraff are elsewhere, so my block list is very small. Mostly it is the people who blame the current political situation on those who were opposed to genocide. If you can't demand better of your politicians of any stripe, you have no democracy.
I'm in too! I'm excited to see if it is like Cuba - a beautiful place to vacation not just for what it has, but even for what it doesn't have 😉
September 25, 2025 at 12:03 PM
I'm in too! I'm excited to see if it is like Cuba - a beautiful place to vacation not just for what it has, but even for what it doesn't have 😉
If you've never seen Fort Wokism, it looks like this. Guarded by an army of Care Bears who will stick their bellies out at you for even the slightest missstep.
a pixel art castle in the clouds with a rainbow
Alt: a pixel art castle in the clouds with a rainbow
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September 18, 2025 at 2:08 AM
If you've never seen Fort Wokism, it looks like this. Guarded by an army of Care Bears who will stick their bellies out at you for even the slightest missstep.
It is the powerful people that are the problem I'm afraid. And the weird thing is that they aren't saving themselves, they racing into a history lesson they didn't learn from. Oligarchies have never ended with the rich and powerful living happily ever after. They end quickly and brutally. Tick tock.
a clock in a room with a picture of a man on the wall
Alt: a clock in a room with guillotine pendulum slicing downward
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September 18, 2025 at 1:47 AM
It is the powerful people that are the problem I'm afraid. And the weird thing is that they aren't saving themselves, they racing into a history lesson they didn't learn from. Oligarchies have never ended with the rich and powerful living happily ever after. They end quickly and brutally. Tick tock.
It was a great piece - one of many from genius works by Bruce MacKinnon, my favourite cartoonist.
September 17, 2025 at 1:40 AM
It was a great piece - one of many from genius works by Bruce MacKinnon, my favourite cartoonist.
Subscribe? I can't even muster some surprise to bother reading for free... maybe a little ete raise that it wasn't a donkey...
September 13, 2025 at 12:09 AM
Subscribe? I can't even muster some surprise to bother reading for free... maybe a little ete raise that it wasn't a donkey...
I always bring a towel to an assassination. I learned it from hitchhiker's guide. Of course, he probably got scooped up in a lower altitude flight than Arthur Dent did... www.threads.com/@islamified_...
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Suspiciously 30 mins into the flight it drops off of ADS-B Illegally and reappears headed back to Provo appr...
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September 12, 2025 at 1:37 AM
I always bring a towel to an assassination. I learned it from hitchhiker's guide. Of course, he probably got scooped up in a lower altitude flight than Arthur Dent did... www.threads.com/@islamified_...
Those shoes are at the bottom of the Mediterranean now, and the shooter is taking a break before he goes back to shooting unarmed children lining up for food.
September 12, 2025 at 1:30 AM
Those shoes are at the bottom of the Mediterranean now, and the shooter is taking a break before he goes back to shooting unarmed children lining up for food.
Life long advocate of drinking on weeknights with this reasoning... why should I waste a Saturday or Sunday hungover? Work made me drink, work needs to own the consequences.
September 12, 2025 at 12:39 AM
Life long advocate of drinking on weeknights with this reasoning... why should I waste a Saturday or Sunday hungover? Work made me drink, work needs to own the consequences.
Don't forget that he did call for the release of the Epstein files. I think there could be no greater way of honouring him than to release them with all haste. Anyone who votes not to release them is spitting on his grave, and should be deported.
September 12, 2025 at 12:21 AM
Don't forget that he did call for the release of the Epstein files. I think there could be no greater way of honouring him than to release them with all haste. Anyone who votes not to release them is spitting on his grave, and should be deported.
This is why I suspect a pro - it isn't that the shot is particularly difficult in target practicing... but in this circumstance, with an effective escape... and I believe subsonic rounds (in the one video I saw, I heard the shot before I saw the result), it seems fairly professional.
September 11, 2025 at 3:44 PM
This is why I suspect a pro - it isn't that the shot is particularly difficult in target practicing... but in this circumstance, with an effective escape... and I believe subsonic rounds (in the one video I saw, I heard the shot before I saw the result), it seems fairly professional.
I was shooting a .303 since elementary school. 9X scope. This is not a long distance, but neither is it an "easy" shot. In target practice, yes - but when you are aiming at a human, moving, with likely one chance to hit, thinking about your escape, your heart pounding... my money is on a pro.
September 11, 2025 at 11:36 AM
I was shooting a .303 since elementary school. 9X scope. This is not a long distance, but neither is it an "easy" shot. In target practice, yes - but when you are aiming at a human, moving, with likely one chance to hit, thinking about your escape, your heart pounding... my money is on a pro.
OMG - someone saved them 5 minutes of inventing excuses where none existed! We're doomed!
September 10, 2025 at 9:08 PM
OMG - someone saved them 5 minutes of inventing excuses where none existed! We're doomed!
That's it right - it has been progressives fault for pushing him all along! Gay people for getting married, trans people for existing, BIPOC people for working. If only we all did what we were told, then he would be showering everyone with praise instead of putting them in concentration camps...
September 10, 2025 at 9:00 PM
That's it right - it has been progressives fault for pushing him all along! Gay people for getting married, trans people for existing, BIPOC people for working. If only we all did what we were told, then he would be showering everyone with praise instead of putting them in concentration camps...
It would be terrible to celebrate someone's death, but is drinking beer to celebrate someone's aim ok?
September 10, 2025 at 8:54 PM
It would be terrible to celebrate someone's death, but is drinking beer to celebrate someone's aim ok?
If folks in the UK are reading this thread, they are either well travelled and trying hard not to snicker like 14 year old boys, or are on the floor rolling around wetting themselves wondering what is going on over here.
September 8, 2025 at 10:13 PM
If folks in the UK are reading this thread, they are either well travelled and trying hard not to snicker like 14 year old boys, or are on the floor rolling around wetting themselves wondering what is going on over here.
Been somewhat expecting a Banksy response to the fascism. This is on point!
September 8, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Been somewhat expecting a Banksy response to the fascism. This is on point!
satisfying looks a lot like this for me:
a man is carrying a suitcase through a living room .
Alt: a man starts walking and crumbles to floor to sleep face down
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September 6, 2025 at 6:25 PM
satisfying looks a lot like this for me:
Oil in fridge is fine - usually 6 mths I think. But those pretty jars on the kitchen shelf should be for looking at, not eating.
September 6, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Oil in fridge is fine - usually 6 mths I think. But those pretty jars on the kitchen shelf should be for looking at, not eating.