Do people really spend a lot of time thinking about what native prairie looks like?
I was just glad to see it wasn't a political meme.
Do we really have to fill this whole community with memes that aren't even remotely funny?
She wants the D: but he's just got a 3.5 inch floppy.
Some days I'm glad that I jumped ship from Reddit, and some days I realize that this is the alternative.
Can confirm. Mine says "Error. No posts."
With a recommendation like that, I HAD to try it! Thanks!
You know, I always reread my comments before hitting the post button so that I don't leave mistakes but somehow I still miss stuff like this. I'm starting to realize why I needed all of the extra credit in the first place.
My trigonometry teacher in high school had an extra credit corner. There were daily math puzzles and similar ways to get a couple of points here or there. I figured out that even if killed the rest of the term, I would finish with a low B. With the daily puzzles I could maybe bring my grade up to a more solid B, but an A was out of reach. Then I realized that one option was to bring in a cutout of a cartoon that had something to do with math. He was talking about cartoons from the newspaper, but this was in the 90s when digital media was starting to be a thing. I did a Yahoo! search for math cartoons and printed out hundreds of them. I printed anything that was even tangentially related and brought in a stack of papers an inch thick on the last day of class. It was enough. I got the grade by the slimiest of margins and the next year the extra credit corner had a 2-cartoon limit.
I think you're right. It seems like I had a package of "greens" of varying types.
I had some left over seeds that I planted after the rest of the garden was in. I thought it was oregano, but clearly this isn't oregano. Can anybody tell what I have (besides a slug problem)?
Congratulations! This is officially the post that made me decide to go back to Reddit.