Woodcutting is actually quite a good idea, especially if you can find some that someone's trying to get rid of for some reason.
my friend buys land (probably not any more) and then cuts down the sought after trees on it and sells them to lumber companies. at the same time he clears the land in a specific area for firewood and sells that to people. then he resells the land for profit since it is now 'developed'.
Personally accelerating deforestation is something to be proud of. Even the logging and paper industries replant their trees now, the bunch of fucking pissant hippies. It's like they think they'll be out of work when there's no trees left or some pinko nonsense like that.
you should stop breathing so that you emit less carbon dioxide. after all, GLOBAL WARMING!
the amount of trees he cuts down is a pitance compared to logging companies, im talking about 100 trees on a 100 acre... forrest.
Still 100 trees. With this, you really can't get into relativism.
Best way to go is to note the types of the 100 trees, buy those, find a place for them, replant. (It's important you note what kind of trees are getting cut. A lot of the tree farms the logging and paper people use are single-species, which doesn't really help the cause.)
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I have a new soccer blog The Minnow Tank. Reading it psychically kicks Sepp Blatter in the bean bag.
Cutting down trees and building houses on 'em is a great way to fight the war against the Animal Kingdom. With every bit of nature we destruct we get one step closer to world domination.
Cutting down trees and building houses on 'em is a great way to fight the war against the Animal Kingdom. With every bit of nature we destruct we get one step closer to world domination.
Woodcutting is actually quite a good idea, especially if you can find some that someone's trying to get rid of for some reason.
my friend buys land (probably not any more) and then cuts down the sought after trees on it and sells them to lumber companies. at the same time he clears the land in a specific area for firewood and sells that to people. then he resells the land for profit since it is now 'developed'.
Personally accelerating deforestation is something to be proud of. Even the logging and paper industries replant their trees now, the bunch of fucking pissant hippies. It's like they think they'll be out of work when there's no trees left or some pinko nonsense like that.
you should stop breathing so that you emit less carbon dioxide. after all, GLOBAL WARMING!
the amount of trees he cuts down is a pitance compared to logging companies, im talking about 100 trees on a 100 acre... forrest.
Still 100 trees. With this, you really can't get into relativism.
Best way to go is to note the types of the 100 trees, buy those, find a place for them, replant. (It's important you note what kind of trees are getting cut. A lot of the tree farms the logging and paper people use are single-species, which doesn't really help the cause.)
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the point of cutting them down is to sell them because they are sought after species. its called selective logging.
the point of clearing a section for firewood is to make room for someone to build a house.
so unless you are advocating everyone living in a tree house i dont see your point.
also the 200 or so trees a year he takes is nothing compared to the 11 billion cut down a year worldwide.
There are so many bloody squirrels on my college campus.
It's like a barrage of adorable.
My campus had squirrels and kitties. The squirrels were pretty used to people and would run right up to you and even eat something out of your hand if you were lucky. The cats were well cared for by the university and were very friendly as well.
But yeah the squirrels here are similarly domesticated. It's even become an unofficial mascot because they're black squirrels which are for the most part disgusting freaks of nature.
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Woodcutting is actually quite a good idea, especially if you can find some that someone's trying to get rid of for some reason.
my friend buys land (probably not any more) and then cuts down the sought after trees on it and sells them to lumber companies. at the same time he clears the land in a specific area for firewood and sells that to people. then he resells the land for profit since it is now 'developed'.
Personally accelerating deforestation is something to be proud of. Even the logging and paper industries replant their trees now, the bunch of fucking pissant hippies. It's like they think they'll be out of work when there's no trees left or some pinko nonsense like that.
you should stop breathing so that you emit less carbon dioxide. after all, GLOBAL WARMING!
the amount of trees he cuts down is a pitance compared to logging companies, im talking about 100 trees on a 100 acre... forrest.
Still 100 trees. With this, you really can't get into relativism.
Best way to go is to note the types of the 100 trees, buy those, find a place for them, replant. (It's important you note what kind of trees are getting cut. A lot of the tree farms the logging and paper people use are single-species, which doesn't really help the cause.)
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the point of cutting them down is to sell them because they are sought after species. its called selective logging.
the point of clearing a section for firewood is to make room for someone to build a house.
so unless you are advocating everyone living in a tree house i dont see your point.
also the 200 or so trees a year he takes is nothing compared to the 11 billion cut down a year worldwide.
As long as the trees are replaced, regardless of the number, we're good.
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I have a new soccer blog The Minnow Tank. Reading it psychically kicks Sepp Blatter in the bean bag.
But yeah the squirrels here are similarly domesticated. It's even become an unofficial mascot because they're black squirrels which are for the most part disgusting freaks of nature.
But yeah the squirrels here are similarly domesticated. It's even become an unofficial mascot because they're black squirrels which are for the most part disgusting freaks of nature.
But yeah the squirrels here are similarly domesticated. It's even become an unofficial mascot because they're black squirrels which are for the most part disgusting freaks of nature.
You know you should really just link to the wiki for these random names you grab, to satiate the curious.
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Can't. Black Friday is forthcoming and I work in retail. I will soon be spending most of my non-shopping time frantically trying to regain the use of my legs in time for work.
Plus, you know, the shopping I have to do myself.
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I have a new soccer blog The Minnow Tank. Reading it psychically kicks Sepp Blatter in the bean bag.
I just don't have the mechanisms to interface with normal people, and every family visit just emphasizes the fact. I just referred to my mother-in-law as "The beast spoken of in Revelations." This stuff just comes out, and I don't know how to get it back in.
We now return to the 75th Annual We're Right Awards.
# 6. Mario Kart: Double Dash
We finally had a chance to play eight players, two to a kart, and there's simply nothing else like it in the entire continuum of our passtime. A cooperative racing game simple in concept and pure in execution, the game is so intense race after race that it is actually physically exhausting. Nintendo makes it hard to defend them at times, when their sparkling first-party titles slow to a trickle and they make what seem like backward decisions regarding online play. I certainly don't want to give Nintendo credit for something they didn't mean to do, but play Mario Kart: Double Dash with a group of friends, together, and tell me they don't have a point.
# 5. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
Strange as it is, the GameBoy Advance is becoming the go-to system for satisfying tactical combat. You could amuse yourself practically anywhere with the beloved Advance Wars series, tuck in for something with a little more meat in Tactics Ogre, or wile away the hours with Fire Emblem's balanced weapons and political intrigue. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance stands above, combining depth and accesibility with a light story and SquareEnix production values for an accomplished tactical game, a remarkable portable experience, and a great sequel.
# 4. Soul Calibur 2
What's to say, really. What seems at first glance like a stock retelling of the Dreamcast classic unfolds like some origami creature into strange dimensions, revealing itself as subtle, elegant, and modern. It ruled our life for months, first at import and then again for domestic, and it is seeing yet another resurgence. Some games are classics the second you pop them in the tray - Soul Calibur 2 will grace televisions for years to come.
Now that it's the twenty sixth and all Christmas mysteries have been revealed, it's time to go back to being anti-social. Perhaps you're stuck at the parents' house, as I am, forced to make due with an ancient Dell possibly unearthed in an archeological dig. What you need are lean games that will forgive older hardware and wear the rough edges off family misery.
In this regard, Addicting Games can absorb as much time as you need it to. Of course, Popcap has ever been our truehearted companion - their recent Rocket Mania (web or download version) can do the job, but the even more recent Zuma is almost perfectly equipped for zero-commitment, time-wasting duty. Breaking as it does into a market saturated with Mayan-themed puzzle games featuring stone amphibians, perhaps its mixture of Bust-A-Move and Marbles will help it stand out.
Here's the one that might keep you up at night: Star Chamber. If you enjoyed games like Galactic Civilizations or Master Of Orion (X), star empire type stuff, I have a feeling you will be reasonably intrigued if not seized abruptly, filled with glistening eggs as Star Chamber clutches you in the dark.
I read Bruce Geryk's passionate review of Star Chamber late one night, downloaded it immediately and ran gleefully through the tutorial. The game itself is free, just an eleven meg download - that's not how they get you. Here's how they get you: it's a card game. A collectible one no less, with a game board that represents a star system and and worlds which are useful to varying degrees. So you can play it online and solo with what amounts to starter decks, or you can hit their Card Store to purchase virtual boosters, boxes, or tickets to enter online tournaments. Alternately, subscribers can receive a few packs and tournament entries each month for about six bucks. At any rate, those are not matters you need to grapple with at the moment. I just wrapped up my first game, and I can tell you that right from the outset it's more than enough to keep your hand on the mouse.
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Best way to go is to note the types of the 100 trees, buy those, find a place for them, replant. (It's important you note what kind of trees are getting cut. A lot of the tree farms the logging and paper people use are single-species, which doesn't really help the cause.)
Those phone calls with the heavy breathing...
That's you isn't it?
Isn't it!!?!?!
Cutting down trees and building houses on 'em is a great way to fight the war against the Animal Kingdom. With every bit of nature we destruct we get one step closer to world domination.
That'll teach those asshole squirrels
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the point of cutting them down is to sell them because they are sought after species. its called selective logging.
the point of clearing a section for firewood is to make room for someone to build a house.
so unless you are advocating everyone living in a tree house i dont see your point.
also the 200 or so trees a year he takes is nothing compared to the 11 billion cut down a year worldwide.
Dude those things are so funny.
It's like a barrage of adorable.
There's so much rain and snow and ice and raining ice on my college campus.
It's like a barrage of extra depression.
My campus had squirrels and kitties. The squirrels were pretty used to people and would run right up to you and even eat something out of your hand if you were lucky. The cats were well cared for by the university and were very friendly as well.
I go down to UK to visit my friends, and dear god, the squirrels are like dogs. They come up to you, jump in your lap and beg for food.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Squirrel
See?
I take it you go to Kent, Ohio then? Also they are adorable.
Yeah. Kent State University. . .
we like to burn ROTC buildings.
You know you should really just link to the wiki for these random names you grab, to satiate the curious.
Plus, you know, the shopping I have to do myself.
ill make sure he does that...
Yeah, but who doesn't?
You don't need to clearcut a lot in order to fit a home on it, and the broadacre city model is beyond unsustainable.
the people who got shot.
Probably.