UncleBuck
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you seem angry and bitter.
Obama is giving himself a pay cut
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you seem angry and bitter.
echelon1k1
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just calling it as I and everyone else see it...
UncleBuck
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OK then, you have moved from calling what i do not "real work" to calling it "unskilled" work. that's fair enough, it doesn't take a brainiac to get cannabis to grow.
but i take exception with the label of "unemployed". i would technically be classified as a "marginally attached worker", seeing as how i am not actively looking for work but will take it when it comes along.
the rest of your rancor i do not intend to dignify with further reply.
fb360
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Last time I spoke of illegal immigration, I used Norwegians as an example. Why you so stuck on mexicans? We get they are the largest group, but are you, or are you not, for the same strict rules for everyone else?
While 20k may not be a lot compared to the deficit, he is displaying behavior that should be set as an example for other political representatives. What if all political figures decided to donate part of their annual pay. Could this not make a difference and show the American people that we can overcome this by working together for a common goal.
Why not give to charity? I don't think it matters where the money goes, someone will still be complaining and still have their opinions of how that money could be better spent. At least he is making an effort. For years people have said "why don't the political figures take pay cuts". Now people are still bitchin... gets me!
fb360
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LOL
So you mean, out of a 200k/yr paycheck they will receive for the rest of their life, they should come out and take a 5% paycut for 2-4-xx fucking years to make a difference?
I say again, LOL.
Omaba is a fucking joke (spelled his name incorrectly on purpose; hew deserves such). He is honestly the worst president IMO that we have had in the last 20+ presidents. I thought Bush was bad, lol, omana took it to a new level. Overcoming his 8 year debt in 4 years, creating laws that will effect the entire nation which were once deemed by the supreme court to be unconstitutional. The dude had no plan, bailed out Bank of America, only to receive a 90M$$$$ new years eve party with that same money, from the same corporation, from us tax payers. He should, and probably will (if shit goes to hell) be tried for treason.
echelon1k1
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remember your big long treadmill sales rant? I would've had more respect for you, if you just said I grow weed. Instead you go on with glass-housed masturbatory rants about taxes, entitlements, healthcare, reparations, oh and the best one, giving people shit for actually being gainfully employed. Libtard hypocrisy at its best.
UncleBuck
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lolwut? (translation: i would love to see that post)
stoned cockatoo
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finshaggy is the new hitler of godwins law
fb360
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LOL
That fool lol.
Naw man, UB (bucky), is legit dude. He grew some 10+ footers I believe last year; he does good work.
I personally am all indoors, but I put 6x 1/2lbers under a 1kW light.
Dr Kynes
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"Ladder Fuels" are defined as piles of dry or highloy flammable brush and debris wich allows a normal healthy wildland fir to climb into the crown of the mature trees, which NO tree can survive. crown fires are also far more deadly and difficult to contain or extinguish. This phenomenon ius a result of the previous firefighting dogma of extinguishing every fire as rapidly as possible, thus preventing the natural processes from clearing the brush and fallen branches which normally do not build up, being consumed by the normal fire cycle. the extensive ladder Fuel Issue in national forests in the west (of the US, nobody cares if ausfailia burns) resulted in a massive campaign to manually clear that brush, when the Forest Service adopted the policy to let most fires run their course if no persons of structures were in danger.
established trees are rarely killed by fires if the fire does not reach the crown, immature trees of any species will die in most fires, and many species have adapted to the natural fire cyle of burning and regrowth as a part of their normal reproduction, but some trees, like maples which produce light seed packets designed to be carried on the wind are not one of these. maple seeds die readily in even short duration grassfires, as thye have no thick protective coating and do not bury themselves deeply in the sheltering soil.
again, i have never heard of this happening in california, with eucalyptus, but you may be unaware, eucalyptus trees are not native to america. there are no great forests of eucalyptus which could be subject to such fires, and thus i would never have seen this phenomenon. i have seen this with pine trees, but again, only in Crown Fires.
lol. wikipedia.
wiki-how, Double Lol! "literally exploding" ha ha ha! even creosote bushes (named because they are FULL OF HIGHLY COMBUSTIBLE CREOSOTE!!!) do not "literally explode" but they do go up quite spectacularly when exposed to even the rumour of combustion, but there is no shockwave, no energetic reaction beyond normal combustion, and they are not actually exploding. as far as "other trees do not explode like this" THEY dont explode as described, and NO TREE DOES. a pine or cedar (and presumably eucalyptus since they too have combustible sap but i have never seen it or even heard from anyone one who has) can reach temperatures in a Crown Fire which can cause the tree's sap to boil and burst the tree, releasing the combustible sap in a fiery conflagration, but even this is not a "literal explosion".
Literary is not Literal. the two words are similar but have very different meanings. Lit: dealing with the written word, eg; books. Literary: describing the techniques and art of writing, in this context describing a phrase used in a colourful exxageration, not a strictly factual description. Literal: strictly factual. that which is "Literal" is actually true, not a point of view or a figure of speech. learn the difference.
the eucalyptus burst after a string of ~110 degree days, i heard a dull POP and the tree's major limbs were lying on the ground and the main trunk was split open like an overcooked sausage, steaming in the cool of the evening.
it's a pretty good bet, since you clearly id not get the whole "burst like an overheated Hot Pocket" thing. i cannonly assume you got to "tree exploded" and your overactive imagination filled in a vision of a hollywood style firey explosion which can only be survived by the protagonist, leaping in the direction of the shockwave's travel, or the sort of detonation one might expect from a '74 Pinto in a rear end collision. even the lest attentive reader would have reached the next sentence where the event was described as a low energy bursting, not a nuclear holocaust, so one would suspect that you were not taking your adderall.
stingrays dont kill our beloved TV icons, and our beloved TV icons rarely dandle their babies over the mouths of hungry crocodiles (or even aligators), our popstars dont generally hang themselves in hotel closets while jerking off (thats for action TV stars only) and our nation is not overrun by delicious herbivores, because we would have shot em, skinned em, and grilled em long before they became a menace to agriculture.
we have a few poisonous snakes, a few poisonous spiders and a few pesky insects, but only in australia does snakestrike, spider bite, jellyfish sting, stingray barb, shark snacking, crocodile attack, and getting nommed by dingoes reach the level to threaten the viability of the population. it's like youre living on an alien planet, and the natives are not friendly. i expect the next evolution in australian death by misadventure will be getting eaten by rampaging dinosaurs, or being carried away in the talons of the mythical Roc.
plus our navy doesnt shoot at boat people, we rescue them and bring them here, so i guess your country has at least one thing going for it.
Canna Sylvan
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Doc,
I've studied linguistics, only Japanese, but the literal meaning is what the actual words mean.
Take for instance "ronin." The literary, literal and colloquial meaning are all three different things.
I've studied linguistics, only Japanese, but the literal meaning is what the actual words mean.
Take for instance "ronin." The literary, literal and colloquial meaning are all three different things.
Dr Kynes
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yeah..l thats kinda what i said bro.
Dr Kynes
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america also gave the world airplanes, computers, the interwebs, popcorn, cinema, all manner of music from blues to (sadly) rap, put a man on the moon (allegedly) invented the television, the cotton gin, the 24 hour market, the drive through, pizza, the chalupa, nachos, hotwings, titty bars, edible erotic underwear, the Blunt, the Bong, corn chips, mountain dew and pepper jack cheese.
australia's list of accomplishments?
ummmm... shitty movies starring paul hogan, and inspiration for the benny hill sketch starring Digger Blue.
Nutes and Nugs
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Do kangaroos exist anywhere else on the planet other than Australia?
Canna Sylvan
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That's what I get from lack of sleep.
Note to self, never post sleepy. I learned that once while high. I think it might be Finshaggy bad sleepy high. But that's a scary thought what could happen to all of us.
stoned cockatoo
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yeah they do but Australia is the only country where you can legally ride them
ChesusRice
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And unofficially marry them
echelon1k1
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Come over bro, you can get yourself another mail order bride, at least you wont have to pay for her family to come over before she opens her legs...
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