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Moby Dick was a terrible grind for me. I didn't care for it at all. I know Im probably in the minority but it was not an enjoyable read for me. Glad you enjoyed it.

Your probably not gonna be able to make it through winter.

I think Bonnie probably gets all her news from Facebook

Miig or Ziig?

I enjoyed it. Interested in seeing part 2. Hopefully around Christmas time. The music is great. The cinematography is oddly really good too. Needed more Laura Mohr.

Back using Macrofactor to count my calories. Walking most days. Yesterday walked in the AM then did a kettlebell workout. Felt great. Down 4lbs in two weeks. Woke up this AM with a sinus infection.

So he probably can't step out of arm tackles.

This is JoePos article on Willie during his Top100 Baseball Players ever on The Athletic. I know Beau has read it but if you haven't I couldn't recommend his book more highly. It is splendid sports writing. Long but well worth your time. He has Willie number 1.

Two guys whose middle names are fuckin'

The SMU kid?

I think Johnson might be the guy too

Who says I do. I'm pretty lucky. My wife is extremely environmentally conscious. She's fine having worms in the utility room.

Didn't have any liquid kelp this time. Thought I did but was out. I have some in my Amazon cart for next time. I use fish emulsion on my plants, natives and veggies, plus my trees about once every 6 weeks or so. I just thought I'd add some. Couldn't hurt. I've read about people adding it and it's high in N, relatively speaking, and that couldn't hurt anything that I spray it on. I really didn't have specific measurements. I did 1/2 cup molasses per 5 gals. Some sites said 1/3 cup some said a few Tbsps. I figured I'd rather have more than less. I want to make sure my microbes have enough food. Humic acid is supposed to help root development, condition the soil and make the plants more disease resistant. I did about 1/2 cup per 5 gals. Im excited to use it. I don't expect to see results right away but my main goal is to boost microbial life in my soil and help my plants survive searing summers and freak cold snaps. Honestly my worm bin needs a little work. It a little too moist, I think. So Im leaning towards creating another one to keep up with our food scraps. Do you have a bin?

Same. Added molasses, humic acid and a little fish emulsion.

Good for Gerry. Dude puts in the time and miles and isn't afraid to let anyone know.

R/cyberstuck is saying that Geico won't insure. Someone on Twitter said Progressive won't either.

Got my first batch of worm tea brewing for the year 10 gals and as long as the worms keep up their end I can do this every 2 weeks.

Start a cooking YT channel and blow those numbers out of the water

90secs of Rodney Dangerfield talking about his dad.

Thx

Like that polo

Hulu has Bonnaroo live performances. Teskey Brothers on right now. Love them.