morgasm657

Just wondering if it appropriate?

Edit to point out this is a joke, taking the piss out of another post, but only two people got it over several hours, so it was either really bad or so meta it was awesome, fuck only knows.

Nothing to do with the strikes, just basic infrastructure failure, non stop signals issues, how these flying fucks can warrant a ticket price as extortionate as they do, when they can't be fucked to offer even a half decent service, honestly I'm so beyond pissed off with this shit. Wanna send John wick in there after telling him it was rail companies that killed his dog.

I'm looking at picking up one of two different spear heads, both have a 3cm ring size, I popped out and picked up an ash boat pole which is 34mm so would need thinning, but have since found references saying most spear shafts are more like 1inch thick, which has made me question buying either of the two heads I've got in mind. I've also seen references to tapering or barrelling the spear shaft, but so many conflicting opinions out there, can someone with experience using a spear weigh in for me?

Thought this community might find this to be useful/interesting. So I know there are myriad reasons for prepping, from full scale apocalypse scenarios to more pragmatic, disrupted supply line issues, either way the ability to get free food, and more importantly nutritious, high energy food from your local environment can't be a bad thing. And acorns can provide just that. They need processing, you cannot just shell and eat them, they're so high in tannic acid that they're functionally toxic, and so bitter you cannot get them down. But tannins are water soluble, and can be leached out provided you have access to water. The traditional way is to shell them, smash them into small chunks, place

I'm going to be putting a decent bit of shade netting up over my raised beds, and might finally get around to installing some water butts given the likelihood of hosepipe bans this summer (supposedly even hotter than last summer). Lots of mulch, and watering at night, anyone got any other hot weather tips they want to share for new gardeners?

So don't get me wrong I enjoy the show, but right now all the crich being held in one part of the city just seems super unsustainable, half of them can fly, why don't they just all grab a rock, fly out from the center (as far from the perimeter as possible) at night, go straight up high then come down on the perimeter guards? The idea that humans that can fly could be entrapped in a roofless cage while the guards have primitive rifles, maybe just muskets, and no night vision or anything just seems poorly considered. Edit so I must've missed the big wire net that is apparently enclosing them, my bad, I still think a mass night time breakout would be on the cards. And also that the flying fae