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https://www.sciencealert.com/new-rainforests-absorb-11-times-as-much-carbon-as-old-growth-study-finds 11x isn't small, we can stop global warming very easily simply by clear cutting the Amazon rainforest on rotation and replanting it, the more often the better!
Anonymous
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>>1598672 Seaweed sea grasses and microalgae have much higher carbon sequestration rates compared too all terrestrial plants. Marine master race.
Anonymous
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>>1598657 You have to go back. If civilization is degenerate than stop posting on the internet and telling them what to think. That is peak civilization.
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>>1598672 >weed growers are the only farmers that don't need subsidies. only because of prohibition.
in a few decades that stuff will be cheaper than corn if things keep going they way they are. Once industrial agriculture decides to latch on all the current weed farmers will be out of business in a heartbeat.
Anonymous
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>>1595603 How much of a dumb wasteful nigger you are
Anonymous
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>>1596378 Thank you for making my point.
Anonymous
What the fuck, I was told black flies are only a problem in early summer. I'm camping in Acadia and my campsite was swarmed by them. It was weird, they're not like mosquitos, the swarm out of no where then leave as quickly as they come. This is the first night I had seen any, it must have been the rain combined with the warmer temperature. (It was about 70 yesterday)
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Yesterday was hot and humid up here. Went camping last weekend and didn't see one skeeter since it was in the 50s a lot.
Anonymous
>>1598974 got swarmed by horse flies recently
that was fun, fuckers are the size of softballs
Anonymous
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>>1599027 I never ran as fast as the time a swarm of horseflies targeted me
Shit was scary
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ITT we discuss past big game we wish we could put a sight on.>also what would you bring to take on the largest rhino in png
Anonymous
>>1598744 Boy, you're getting owmed today! Rough 9-11 for you.
Anonymous
Gigantopithecus and pretend it’s Bigfoot
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>>1598745 >owmed do you know what this even means?
not that original OP, but don't see what's wrong with mentioning a character in an old movie. Care to explain how that is "worshipping" or has anything to do with superhero movies or whatever? Let's hear it, Freud of /out/.
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>>1598810 congrats you shot a giant gorilla, a slow-moving herbivore.
Anonymous
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>>1598374 I really want to know if you guys talk like this in real life.
Anonymous
I was up on Rainier today bumblin around with my camera.
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>>1593768 OH SHIT I THINK THAT BEAR HAS A SN-
Anonymous
Place was so full of chinks last time I was there. Stay away from Paradise in the summer
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>>1593695 i see no bear but i do see candlejack. You're very luc
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>>1598882 I went during the week and it was somewhat tolerable. The good thing is that the crowds disperse significantly once you are above 6,500 ft. I actually find the "expedition groups" to be far more annoying because you have these massive groups of 10-14 people moving slow as fuck and taking rest breaks every mile.
Anonymous
What are these bugs on my mint plant and how do I get rid of them?!?
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Anonymous
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Why are there so many gardening threads lately. Get the fuck back to
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>>1596574 Gardening isn’t what /out/ is for
Anonymous
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>>1598613 Mix water with dish washing soap and spray them with it. They will suffocate.
Anonymous
You should get ants. Ants eats those fuckers.
Anonymous
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>>1599031 No, ants farm them like cattle, only eating the honeydew the aphids excrete. The ants will protect the aphids and even move the aphids from plant to plant to get better food for them.
Anonymous
I need a hobby to take me more outside than I am now. I already fish occasionally and exercise (in a gym), so I don't want it to be just another exercise. What do you do?
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Draw plants and animals, photography, play a lute by the trail-side, trail maintenance/repairs, walking other peoples dogs, and my favourite: stalking animals and blasting an airhorn when they least expect it.
Anonymous
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>>1598734 >and my favourite: stalking hobos and blasting an airhorn when they least expect it. Ftfy.
Anonymous
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Try running if you haven't already. The progression happens pretty quick and you'll be going from treadmill to road to trails pretty quickly.
Anonymous
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Metal detecting is very similar to fishing!
Anonymous
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>>1598691 hiking. you get to work your way up to viewpoints and waterfalls and junk.
or literally any outdoor sport. kayaking, cross country skiing, depends what you got in your area.
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All of friends told me it wouldn't work. I believed it myself since I had used haved potatoes from my kitchen and backyard dirt. But after 4 days of watering dirt there are signs of life!
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>>1598811 (checked)Nice! Keep good care of them, anon.
If not just to spite everyone else.
Grats!
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You run the risk of introducing disease into your garden soil by using non-certified disease-free seed potatoes... once the disease is there it is very hard to get rid of, ask any potato farmer.
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>>1598900 Your blood is potato?
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>>1598920 No, I am potato...
Anonymous
NASA USE LEATHERMAN
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>>1598902 wrong nigger. the ISS is still in earth's atmosphere
Anonymous
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>>1598665 It's so /out/ you have to /in/ while you /out/.
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>>1598958 Tricky question - ISS is flying unmanned in orbit, the footage is from experimental facility on Earth.
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>>1598627 I didn't know they replaced thinkpads with elitebooks. Lenovo ruins everything.
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>finished filming the Geneva to Bratislava video >won't be ready until early next year >upcoming mission across Sutton Park video >upcoming Straight line review and analysis (whatever that means)
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>>1597540 It's pretty comfy here, he was in some of the best /out/ we have for no Anglos crowding the place all throughout the year
Anonymous
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>>1583924 Crying of laughter reading this thank you
Anonymous
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>>1575417 based boomerkraut
Anonymous
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>>1597468 Where was that and why did you have neither food nor gear?
Anonymous
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I walked on a fucking urchin like a month ago and got six spines stuck in my foot. The three smallest fucked off quite fast but the others turned into dark spots one or two mm wide. When I press on the floor with my foot it kinda tickles and it's just almost painful.
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>>1598724 Just dig them out. Get a knife, some needles, some tweezers, and some cortisone cream and man up
Anonymous
>>1598724 Get knife, cut those little bastards out
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>>1598753 >>1598753 Anon might be screwed at this point. This would have been sound advice a month ago, now it's firmly embedded. The bottom of your foot is a lot of thick skin that takes a lot of force all day. If he DIY surgery's it now 5 weeks later he's gonna fucking bleed out or get gangrene and die. op shouldn't have been a fucking pussy and pulled them out the same day or next morning after pouring whisky down his throat and on the wound
>t. Have had some foot injuries from being a dumb faggot hippie Anonymous
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>>1598779 This.
They're probably gonna slash something in there or dig their way into something.
I'd stop dicking around
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>>1598753 >>1598766 I tried on the first day like
>>1598779 said, but they were pretty deep from the beginning. Also I'm trash tier when it comes to flexibility so I couldn't reach shit. I had to hold my foot just to take the picture.
