Scytle

TLDR: Use your foraging skills to ID and downvote karma bots. The Basic Karma Bot ID key is: Name is something-something-Number (or somethingsomethingnumber or something_something_number), post history is just one post in a million different subs, never any comments. Downvote them into oblivion so this sub is removed from the lists of good places to farm karma.

Hi Yall, This sub has become over run by karma farming bots re-posting things from months or even years ago. The way it works is this. First you build up tens of thousands of accounts with various levels of karma (all the bots have an algorithmically generated name, something-something-number). What you want is for them to look

The saucer magnolias (Magnolia X soulangeana) are in bloom in my town, and there are so many around, I have been making all sorts of stuff, here are a few things to give people ideas.

Magnolia Syrup: collect 5 or 6 blooms, remove the petals and toss out the middle part (stamens etc) as it will make the syrup bitter. Make a simple syrup (1 part water to 1 part sugar) then bring to gentle simmer (it shouldn't barely even be bubbling) toss in the petals, stir them under the syrup so they retain color, and let warm for 30 minutes, when done you can remove the petals and allow them to dry on a cooling wrack for a nice sugary gingery flower petal garnish, and then store the syrup in the fridge

I have seen a couple posts about this, and there are a lot of unanswered questions in those threads, so after a bunch of research and tests, here is my guide. Feel free to ask any questions.

Find a clean source of water, no sewage run off, no boat harbors, no industrial run off, no streams, no rivers. Away from lots of farmland, and no large groups of birds. You will often find these conditions on rocky rugged shores far away from lots of people. Avoid red tide warnings, etc. Places with lots of wave action and large amounts of shellfish are best, as the shellfish will clean the water, and the wave action will bring in fresh water often. .

Get a good sized bucket (5 gallons is a goo

Today the Supreme Court (sic) basically said that government can't delegate regulation to any agency, it can only pass laws. That means the EPA can't regulate carbon emissions, or pollution, unless each and every chemical is put into a law, and that law also has to have all the details (what kind of muffler, what kind of scrubber, etc). Next up will be food regulation, drug regulation, and work place safety and labor regulation.

It is vital you start forming your union now, while its still possible, its vital you start protecting yourself with a contract now before OSHA can no longer make it illegal for workers to be placed in danger.

We are heading back to the Lochner era folks (google it