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guest · 5 years ago

What are the bullet points for hardiness of the plant (water requirements, pest control/pesticide, soil quality after X years). How about large scale production? Is it easier to harvest and process? What is done with the by-product of hemp production? How about habitat? Do hemp fields support dynamic ecosystems with bio diversity? Do birds nest in hemp? You can't take complex problems and whittle them down to a few bullet points. I'm not arguing against the points, but no one should be swayed by information that can only be sourced back to pro-hemp industries.

This genuinely sucks 4 comments

guest · 5 years ago

Try 4:30

Soul survivor 13 comments

guest · 5 years ago

It's sort of like driving from Germany into France... some places take care of their roads; some don't. And you can feel the difference.

This tattoo is amazing! 4 comments

guest · 5 years ago

If he's spider-man underneath his skin... what's under the spidey-suit? Ewww

No one controls you 15 comments

guest · 5 years ago

The problem is that most global religions require the spreading of their faith and/or the suppression of non-believers.

LEGO themed bathroom 3 comments

guest · 5 years ago

Can never been cleaned well.

A baby platypus 7 comments

guest · 5 years ago

Out the submitter

This is why I'm not a Catholic Christian 19 comments

guest · 5 years ago

Have you traveled around Europe? Every single Catholic Church is a testament to the raping of the population and the glorification of man. Not a single Catholic Church represents the teachings of Christ. Not a single cross. Not a marble baptismal pool, not a fresco, not a gold plated dais, not a church bell... nothing. Hundreds of years of indulgences to get your dead family into heaven. The Catholics are the antithesis of Christ's teachings.

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Picture of a real server room 4 comments

guest · 5 years ago

Or that many lit displays.

So I stumbled upon this 6 comments

guest · 5 years ago

most don't work. Subby couldn't even take the time to check before submitting

Whose side are you on? 54 comments

guest · 5 years ago

But if these inmate workers end up competing for government contracts, they end up hurting legitimate companies. We need an old road removed. Inmates can do it for $34. Joe's Construction will do it for $15,000. Joe and his guys are going to lose out.