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florida's least favorite state is florida.
florida's least favorite state is florida.
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Illinois also hates Wisconsin, too, though. Indiana probably Illinois more than Kentucky, too, seeing as it serves as the South's middle finger.
Closed with 1,000 cases, open with 100,000, closed again with 300,000. They took a calculated risk. Granted, they're shit at math, but there was a calculation.lil_droo wrote:
LA just got re-cucked by the mayor and governor. malls, salons, non essential office spaces etc shut down again. i am back to WFH every other week. i can't really WFH with my job so basically just chilling. shit kinda sucks because i have to call in at start time and call out so i can't really do anything cool. i'm also technically on call the whole day too if an emergency happens. wanted to plan some offshore fishing trips during the week or go up to the mountains but there's no cell service.
i feel like they jumped the gun on opening up in the first place but idk what can you do? ppl were getting antsy and you can only keep businesses shut down for so long. cases might go down a little now and they're gonna open back up and then shit's gonna spike again really bad around fall/winter and then we're gonna shutdown again. it's gonna be a rollercoaster for the next year or so i feel.
@mac is your district gonna do part-time instruction or are u gonna be WFH for the fall time managing your reddit porn subs? KJ's people in orange county just voted to reopen schools next month with masks being optional and no social distancing required. people on SJW twitter are calling it the florida of california. KJ you can't make fun of me for being from acton/santa clarita anymore
The shape of an eye in front of the ocean, digging for stones and throwing them against its window pane. Take it down dreamer, take it down deep. - Other Families
Oh i can still make fun of you for that. You just can also now make fun of my area for being full of Karens. Same as it ever was.lil_droo wrote:
LA just got re-cucked by the mayor and governor. malls, salons, non essential office spaces etc shut down again. i am back to WFH every other week. i can't really WFH with my job so basically just chilling. shit kinda sucks because i have to call in at start time and call out so i can't really do anything cool. i'm also technically on call the whole day too if an emergency happens. wanted to plan some offshore fishing trips during the week or go up to the mountains but there's no cell service.
i feel like they jumped the gun on opening up in the first place but idk what can you do? ppl were getting antsy and you can only keep businesses shut down for so long. cases might go down a little now and they're gonna open back up and then shit's gonna spike again really bad around fall/winter and then we're gonna shutdown again. it's gonna be a rollercoaster for the next year or so i feel.
@mac is your district gonna do part-time instruction or are u gonna be WFH for the fall time managing your reddit porn subs? KJ's people in orange county just voted to reopen schools next month with masks being optional and no social distancing required. people on SJW twitter are calling it the florida of california. KJ you can't make fun of me for being from acton/santa clarita anymore
I'm thinking about buying land out there. What's the soil like?
Are u for real or just messing with me? You thinking about buying land for a house or something or just to have some property? Anyways the soil is decent I guess. There's quite a few different types but the best soil is down in the valley around the wash/dry santa clara river. Decent loam and a good base soil with amending. Little alkaline. There's a couple small ranches that grow fruit. Mostly cherries, pears, plums, peaches. Couple lilac farms too.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Oh i can still make fun of you for that. You just can also now make fun of my area for being full of Karens. Same as it ever was.lil_droo wrote:
LA just got re-cucked by the mayor and governor. malls, salons, non essential office spaces etc shut down again. i am back to WFH every other week. i can't really WFH with my job so basically just chilling. shit kinda sucks because i have to call in at start time and call out so i can't really do anything cool. i'm also technically on call the whole day too if an emergency happens. wanted to plan some offshore fishing trips during the week or go up to the mountains but there's no cell service.
i feel like they jumped the gun on opening up in the first place but idk what can you do? ppl were getting antsy and you can only keep businesses shut down for so long. cases might go down a little now and they're gonna open back up and then shit's gonna spike again really bad around fall/winter and then we're gonna shutdown again. it's gonna be a rollercoaster for the next year or so i feel.
@mac is your district gonna do part-time instruction or are u gonna be WFH for the fall time managing your reddit porn subs? KJ's people in orange county just voted to reopen schools next month with masks being optional and no social distancing required. people on SJW twitter are calling it the florida of california. KJ you can't make fun of me for being from acton/santa clarita anymore
I'm thinking about buying land out there. What's the soil like?
The town itself is pretty boring unless you like quietness and horses and shit. Close to santa clarita and the AV for any shopping and errands. 45 mins from downtown LA without traffic and under an hour to the beach as well. I guess a good gateway to the desert and sierras too. Just hop on the 14 and boom, you beat all the traffic and have a headstart from the metro areas. Also the San Gabriel's is basically the town's backyard
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Dry and full of dead mexicansKEN-JENNINGS wrote:
What's the soil like?
Русский военный корабль, иди на хуй!
fauci hasn't even appeared with trump since april 22nd. trump has now requested that data be bypassed the CDC. is this seriously what's happening now?
This is what's happening: Fauci, the CDC, and various other doctors, experts, and scientists have been discredited in the eyes of even reluctant Trumpers. They get the dark look and then go off into some sidetrack about the deep state or politicized WHO, but have no answer for when you ask them who they're listening to instead.
Same people who will interrupt a story with "I don't believe what the press has to say" before you tell them that you saw it candid on liveleak with no commentation or editorializing. Usually no response to that, or a change of subjects.
I wonder if Washington can apply for South Korean statehood.
Same people who will interrupt a story with "I don't believe what the press has to say" before you tell them that you saw it candid on liveleak with no commentation or editorializing. Usually no response to that, or a change of subjects.
I wonder if Washington can apply for South Korean statehood.
ahahahahah
america truly has to be the most senseless country in the entire planet at present. no wonder china and russia think they can walk all over you.
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I want to buy land to build a farm. I'm looking at something on the Central Valley side of the Tejon Pass, right around where the Grapevine starts. Ideally close to the base of the San Gabriel mountains, but I need to do a bit more research on the viability of the land.lil_droo wrote:
Are u for real or just messing with me? You thinking about buying land for a house or something or just to have some property? Anyways the soil is decent I guess. There's quite a few different types but the best soil is down in the valley around the wash/dry santa clara river. Decent loam and a good base soil with amending. Little alkaline. There's a couple small ranches that grow fruit. Mostly cherries, pears, plums, peaches. Couple lilac farms too.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Oh i can still make fun of you for that. You just can also now make fun of my area for being full of Karens. Same as it ever was.lil_droo wrote:
LA just got re-cucked by the mayor and governor. malls, salons, non essential office spaces etc shut down again. i am back to WFH every other week. i can't really WFH with my job so basically just chilling. shit kinda sucks because i have to call in at start time and call out so i can't really do anything cool. i'm also technically on call the whole day too if an emergency happens. wanted to plan some offshore fishing trips during the week or go up to the mountains but there's no cell service.
i feel like they jumped the gun on opening up in the first place but idk what can you do? ppl were getting antsy and you can only keep businesses shut down for so long. cases might go down a little now and they're gonna open back up and then shit's gonna spike again really bad around fall/winter and then we're gonna shutdown again. it's gonna be a rollercoaster for the next year or so i feel.
@mac is your district gonna do part-time instruction or are u gonna be WFH for the fall time managing your reddit porn subs? KJ's people in orange county just voted to reopen schools next month with masks being optional and no social distancing required. people on SJW twitter are calling it the florida of california. KJ you can't make fun of me for being from acton/santa clarita anymore
I'm thinking about buying land out there. What's the soil like?
The town itself is pretty boring unless you like quietness and horses and shit. Close to santa clarita and the AV for any shopping and errands. 45 mins from downtown LA without traffic and under an hour to the beach as well. I guess a good gateway to the desert and sierras too. Just hop on the 14 and boom, you beat all the traffic and have a headstart from the metro areas. Also the San Gabriel's is basically the town's backyard
I hear Stardew Valley has fertile soil.
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I saw that yesterday. Blowing up around these parts. That city is about 10 mins from where I live.uziq wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q3PSISAZL8
ahahahahah
america truly has to be the most senseless country in the entire planet at present. no wonder china and russia think they can walk all over you.
The "Chad Goes Deeper" channel is full of little surprises. They go around to city council meetings and promote partying and lobby for Paul Walker statues to unite the people.
@ken, I don't think it's too unreasonable to be a little proud of WA state as a grower. Lots of beautiful valley land up here for it, and usually a nice selection of established farmland for sale. I'm not a vegan like dilbert, but I still appreciate places that are kinder to their birds than the standard industrial operation. Got a list from cornucopia.org that I keep on hand when I'm out and about and have time to go grocery shopping.
Have you thought about aquaculture?
Have you thought about aquaculture?
Oh i thought you were talking about the video game! Haha
I'd like to look in Socal first, but if the land is too expensive or not fertile enough, I'll have to look elsewhere. I want animals too, and I'm not quite sold on aquaculture. I haven't read enough to convince me the tradeoffs from traditional farming to aquaculture are better. Not that the evidence doesn't exist, i just haven't come across it.
I'd like to look in Socal first, but if the land is too expensive or not fertile enough, I'll have to look elsewhere. I want animals too, and I'm not quite sold on aquaculture. I haven't read enough to convince me the tradeoffs from traditional farming to aquaculture are better. Not that the evidence doesn't exist, i just haven't come across it.
Haha, I was at first as a joke.
It wouldn't surprise me to learn that there's a place here called Stardew Valley, though. We use all kinds of crazy names. Occasionally drive by a "Starbird Road."
It wouldn't surprise me to learn that there's a place here called Stardew Valley, though. We use all kinds of crazy names. Occasionally drive by a "Starbird Road."
Sounds amazing to be honest. I grew up in swampy countryside but have been living in extremely urbanised places all my life since. At some point I'd like to live in a place like your description for a while.lil_droo wrote:
The town itself is pretty boring unless you like quietness and horses and shit. Close to santa clarita and the AV for any shopping and errands. 45 mins from downtown LA without traffic and under an hour to the beach as well. I guess a good gateway to the desert and sierras too. Just hop on the 14 and boom, you beat all the traffic and have a headstart from the metro areas. Also the San Gabriel's is basically the town's backyard
Is it me or does this seem to be the ultimate aspiration of many white middle class americans: to start a farm or ranch?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I want to buy land to build a farm. I'm looking at something on the Central Valley side of the Tejon Pass, right around where the Grapevine starts. Ideally close to the base of the San Gabriel mountains, but I need to do a bit more research on the viability of the land.
Live the quiet life. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
No more commute
No more commute
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Well, that took a turn.
I think it's an aspiration for many people who grow up in urban or suburban areas. It's something different. I wouldn't ascribe it to white middle class americans specifically, but hey, I'm a white, middle class American, so there you go.Larssen wrote:
Sounds amazing to be honest. I grew up in swampy countryside but have been living in extremely urbanised places all my life since. At some point I'd like to live in a place like your description for a while.lil_droo wrote:
The town itself is pretty boring unless you like quietness and horses and shit. Close to santa clarita and the AV for any shopping and errands. 45 mins from downtown LA without traffic and under an hour to the beach as well. I guess a good gateway to the desert and sierras too. Just hop on the 14 and boom, you beat all the traffic and have a headstart from the metro areas. Also the San Gabriel's is basically the town's backyardIs it me or does this seem to be the ultimate aspiration of many white middle class americans: to start a farm or ranch?KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
I want to buy land to build a farm. I'm looking at something on the Central Valley side of the Tejon Pass, right around where the Grapevine starts. Ideally close to the base of the San Gabriel mountains, but I need to do a bit more research on the viability of the land.
I've had a little pipe dream of living on and maintaining a self-sustaining farm for many years. I'm finally at a point where I can step back from grinding to really look at my options and spend the time to research.
To be fair, there's a lot of land and probably some lingering romantic view of frontiersmanship. I wouldn't be adverse to these conditions as opposed to crowded city living or run-down suburbs:
It has to have good internet, though. I'm not going back to the 1990s no matter how much Comcast keeps trying to pull that garbage. Still though, I'm fine living within reasonable errand distance of various farmers markets.
It has to have good internet, though. I'm not going back to the 1990s no matter how much Comcast keeps trying to pull that garbage. Still though, I'm fine living within reasonable errand distance of various farmers markets.
Dear God. Company actually trying to enforce masks and getting huge pushback here. Like people will quit rather than wear a mask.
Your company is trying to turn America into China or third-world Japan, obviously.
