Found this little fella tucked in between some cucumbers
Cuck on a duck
Redarm_Vanin
joined 1 year ago
The Seanchan would like a slowly drawled word.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/g5v9xy/the-freight-rail-labor-dispute-was-never-about-sick-days
Still neoliberal incrementalist bullshit. Support unions, full stop.
Doesn't that make you agnostic?
Look she's definitely at the top of the pack for US politicians who care and want to do good for us, and I appreciate her to that degree, but I'm still upset she voted with the party to stop the rail unions from striking.
Any tips on getting a VPN up for streaming? I ditched Netflix also and would love advice.
What's the most concise way to say "someone who uses the threat of police violence and homelessness to extort money from productive members of society"?
Do you want Faro swarms? Because that's how you get Faro swarms.
I have no idea what I'm doing but we started a no till garden last year. We put down cardboard and then got a chip drop to spread mulch on top (~6 in) and let it sit. We got a ton of rain over winter and then started planting for the first time this March. Nothing else was added except some kitchen scraps and yard clippings for compost.
So far it's been really hit or miss. Radishes, lettuce and cabbage went wild, onions didn't do so well except for some small green onions.
We have tomatoes, cucumber, and watermelon all going strong right now but tomatillos and peppers have all failed to sprout or quickly died. We also have some dill, cilantro and borage that got a slow start but are thriving now.
I don't feel qualified to give advice but everything I read said this is a really slow process. It takes years to really cultivate healthy soil with good microbes from nothing starting out. We had a setback because earwigs absolutely love the rotting mulch and they made their home in some of our cabbage, but it's all beneficial in the long run, so the plan is to take what we can get and keep learning.
The iww should be able to connect you with someone