tallricefarmer

hey man i thought you were making a listeria joke, and i started to freak because my kids love this applesauce

The cards one is pretty good. You guys need to learn how to play 500

I am surprised you found most of these unrelatable.

hey cool! more action and sci-fi film franchises should dip into animation.

What are you a fucking park ranger?

"It burns clean." - I've been told this so many times by people who watch fox news. But that is where their knowledge stops. You tell them burning it still releases carbon into the air, and they have nothing else to say

that's insane stamina. i can't even run one sub 5 mile lol

No, not exactly. We work on set schedules too for the most part. I have employees who have lives outside of their work. With daylight savings we start work at the same time everyday. If we'd remove it, then I have to ask them to come in an hour early during harvest. I also have a life outside my farm. I have kids who have to get to school in the morning.

I agree that changing the clocks is bad. All I am saying is do not get rid of daylight savings time. Get rid of standard time. Let's stay on daylight savings forever, so both farmers and non-farmers are happy.

Farmer here. I like daylight saving time. It saves us from getting up at 4:30am during the summer. Now if yall want to stay on daylight time year-round and not get on standard time in the winter, well that is just fine by me.

I ran into this same problem a few months ago. Instead of taking the time to learn how to manage partitions and lvms, i just re-installed debian and put everything on the same partition because i had no reason to keep em separated.

good luck!

We typically run our characters from 1 to 20. I too enjoy the barbarian aesthetic, and it would be a lot of fun to play it as i can get pretty riled up in character.

I ask because while the fighter is more plain in rp, i feel the fighter will out perform the barb in later levels, and i am wondering if that is the correct analysis

In the US they have rolled out an ag program called "Climate Smart" that pays rice farmers for dropping their water early to reduce methane emissions.