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Did you drop her off? I bet that was interesting.
Yeah, but he didn't come out. Not that it matters, I've known him for almost 20 years. Not very well, he wasn't that active in Lodge unless we needed him for a degree. I was close with his dad for years though, so I can tell you the truth when he talked about "how he was raised" and all those "values" :lol:
 
He didn't come out when I picked up the kid yesterday either. I always questioned his manners a little in general at Lodge, so maybe he's just kind of a rude dick or he doesn't like me specifically :lol:
 
Dude at the bar trying to take advantage of and old, drunk, Flair. Wish Rick would have taken him up on it and beat his ass.

Hate to see him being an entitled dick and being a bitch by threatening them with social media though.
 
Yeah no one realizes trees are good. Thank you for your service
Speaking of trees, fuck I hate FB and people. Every time someone in Old Florida or similar FB group posts a picture of an live oak lined old street or a really old one, there are tons of morons who rant about how developers come and tear down all the trees that should be protected. They can just bulldoze everything with no consequence and it should be illegal. On and on and on.

I should have it saved just to copy/paste this every few days to these morons. Live Oaks are protected in all of Florida. Anything above 12" diameter, the developer has to pay anywhere from $10,000 to $100,000 PER live oak to remove it and they have to plant a new one. I design around live oaks all the time for this reason. Most of you don't know a water or laurel oak from a live oak. Most trees are ripped out because they look tall and pretty, but they'll be dead and fall down in 5 years because they only have 30-50 year life spans, that's why they're not protected. And the developer still has to landscaping codes to meet that includes tree planting by type and spacing.

I see the same the same environmentalists ranting about wetlands. They just fill them in and ruin our ecosystem!!!! Nope, all of Florida has a wetland buffer. You can't get within 40 feet without paying a heavy fee to mitigate the wetlands and create new wetlands adjacent to them. And only local/state/federal governments and huge developers like Walmart can afford to do that. Wetlands haven't just been filled in and built on in 50 fucking years.
 
They lie all the time. How often do you hear air quality had improved significantly? They rely on people believing their bullshit to raise money and increase regs and make things cost more.
 
Yeah, everything is geared towards making thing cost more or giving up more freedoms.

Conspiracy theory time. I'm not saying I believe in it, I think it was likely a bad batch, however I'll preface this by conspiracy theories I've heard online and a fact or two:

Government made it law that any cow, beef or dairy, born on a homestead, small farm (basically anyone not a major corporation) must report the birth to the government, tag, and chip their cows. We know the Gates/Soros type want us eating lab processed meat or crickets. Gates own tons of farm land and the USDA encourages home gardeners/farmers to register their crops so the government "can help". Mad cow disease, bird flu, etc. Masses of hogs and chickens dying off a year or two ago. 3 chicken feed producers (I believe owned all by the same company) was busted for putting in chemicals into their chicken feed that prevented chickens from laying eggs until a whistleblower from inside ratted them out. Those are all facts.

Now the conspiracy theory part: So every baby born the last few months, goats and alpacas on my gal's farm has died. After the 2nd alpaca baby died yesterday, she started making calls to farmers, breeders, etc. that she knows around the SE US. A few of them said they had the same experience, every single birth in the last 6 months died within days, most were premature births. They all had a drastic increase in deaths on newborns in specific livestock. A couple said that after testing, it was bacteria linked to the hay. They all use the same hay supplier, which is not local.

Accidental hay contamination or intentional to hurt small farms/self sufficient homesteads?
 
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