HankMardukas

I attribute several avoidable deaths to him for vaccine skepticism.

Instead of spoiling in favor of Republicans, he'll spoil in favor of Democrats.

That's what changes. If he's running for the dem seat and drops out to run as an independent, then he's taking more votes from the right.

You'd hope.

I mean, for most healthy trees, if you don't put an herbicide on the stump, they'll sprout new growth from the cut.

100 is unacceptably hot. Nobody can live in that for long.

86f peak temperature with 35% humidity? Tolerable. Especially when the sun goes down and the temp drops but the humidity stays lower than like 55%.

But the next day of 95f peak temp followed by 76f nadir with 70% humidity overnight? People without A/C die. The homeless die.

That is indeed a soothing word.

"Kim wipe"

"Standardized cuvette"

"Parafilm"

"disposable pipette tips"

Like the -80c fridges, it just gives you comfort that nothing is going to go wrong.

"there's somethings"

It's like a double negative.

In Chicago the Uber experience is far superior to cabs. Can't even find cabs anymore.

I'm outside Chicago and yeah, they're dead simple to grow.

Get a big rhizome shipped in early March - February is often too cold. If you can find an old barrel or large (very large) planter, it is probably best. You want tons of drainage, but you also want tons of water. Fertilizer - anything. Milorganite, fish heads, compost, Miracle-Gro, doesn't matter.

You want southern exposure, full sun, likely on the south side of a building. First year it'll go up a few feet. Second year you should plan for it to go up 18 feet.

First year is all about establishing roots. Don't trim it or anything, let it do it's thing, give plenty of water but don't let it sit in wet soil. Second year you can get cones if you get it big enough.

Third year you should focus on getting a harvest by only allowing four stems to grow along your twine and trimming the rest off.

Besides weed, is there anything profitable to grow at home?

Tell me of this