Size is everything to chicks.Quote:
Originally Posted by tod evans
Size is everything to chicks.Quote:
Originally Posted by tod evans
Then why in the hell do they like me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Natural Citizen
*laughing at the comments on this thread...And at my typo on HB's name* (sorry!)
cuz you so suh weet.Quote:
Originally Posted by tod evans
We put him on the girls list in the other thread. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by lilymc
HB probably could kick his butt, though. He does that karate stuff.
Maybe HB can hug him again and get it back?Quote:
Originally Posted by Danke
Is it how he moves?Quote:
Originally Posted by tod evans
Right-n-wrong is the issue not who took his phone.Quote:
Originally Posted by asurfaholic
There's 10,000 reasons to justify not doing the right thing, maybe 10,001.
Most krotty isn't for kicking butt. As Gichin Funakoshi said, "the ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory nor defeat, but in the perfection of the character of its participants." For "kicking but" with krotty you have to take highly specialized and somewhat rare types like knockdown karate, kajukembo, and old school (bare knuckle) shotokan. Only a few people have made krotty work in MMA (Machida, et al), and they don't use it very much. I like kickboxing for kicking butt. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Natural Citizen
I only give hugs to people who want them, per the NAP. No one wanted one on the bus. Didn't hug anyone that day actually. :( :'( ~hugs danke~Quote:
Originally Posted by Danke
You never told us how did the phone end up missing. :cool:
All funny now but we do not know what Queequeg has been conjuring up with Yojo .Quote:
Originally Posted by lilymc
Almost positive I accidentally left it on the bus, but I could've been pickpocketed.Quote:
Originally Posted by timosman
Xeriscaping is the process of using native plants to landscape to reduce/eliminate excess water use.Quote:
Originally Posted by angelatc
Zeroscaping, based on the screwgle pictures HB posted, seems to be the process of doing nothing, other than letting the weeds grow, scattering dead cars about, and leaving the dust and dog shit right where the 27 mutt pit bulls trampled the weeds into dog shit crusted dust.
Seriously...I'd fucking shoot myself if I had to live somewhere like that.
Zeroscaping sounds like unschooling...Quote:
Originally Posted by Anti Federalist
An intentionally "zeroscaped" lawn: https://i.pinimg.com/564x/18/a3/20/1...8c7c595389.jpg Yuppies think it looks purdy. It saves water and can look okay if done right, but it's not as attractive as a proper lawn like those that can be grown outside the desert. It's also a heat island in the summer. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Anti Federalist
Yeah, it really sucks WRT the climate and much of the landscape (the mountains are kinda cool). I was born here and can't afford to leave yet. :( :'(Quote:
Seriously...I'd fucking shoot myself if I had to live somewhere like that.
Serious question then:Quote:
Originally Posted by heavenlyboy34
What is the difference between that and xeriscaping?
*googles* Apparently it's a type of landscaping done specifically to collect and conserve water for irrigation. This thread is the first I've heard of it. :eek: Doesn't look too bad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Anti Federalist
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...ion_Garden.JPG
I only asked because I had never heard of zeroscaping, and thought maybe they were the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by heavenlyboy34
I assume you all aren't allowed to use greywater for plant irrigation? Worked for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by heavenlyboy34
I know was goofingQuote:
Originally Posted by tod evans
Native plants love that washing machine run off . When you live in the desert you can always use your weekend cooler full of melted ice also to water flowers .Quote:
Originally Posted by specsaregood
*googles greywater* Interesting. Never heard of it before. It's probably illegal because it seems quite sensible. :( I'd have to look into it. thnx ~hugs~Quote:
Originally Posted by specsaregood
It was illegal in Indiana, but I just pumped my washing machine water out front into the flower beds anyway. I'm not especially green - just lazy. Seemed easier than actually watering the plants.Quote:
Originally Posted by heavenlyboy34
Yeah, everyone does that. Just common sense. :) Better than just throwing it in the dirt or on the pavement, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by oyarde
Last two houses in two different counties I lived in here both had a separate washing machine runoff line that ran out into a field . It was legal in those counties but I think now you could not sell it without correcting it unless you get the right realtor .Quote:
Originally Posted by angelatc
yeah, when I lived on a desert island where it hardly ever rained and freshwater was an expensive resource, EVERY single house was setup that way. All grey water (shower, washer, sinks) would go to an irrigation system for the plant life. It works well, it gets a bit stinky for a little while in the evening when everybody's drip systems come online but it doesn't last long and allows you to have a bit of foliage without rainfall. I never ate the coconuts that grew on the trees the system watered, but many a local didn't mind taking them off our hands.Quote:
Originally Posted by heavenlyboy34
I would trade those coconuts to Danke .Quote:
Originally Posted by specsaregood
I checked today to make sure I had my phone . I had not used it in awhile . I have to have one that you can slide the battery out of easily .