I do have a 1/4 acre and it's better to let your chickens forage. I met a different guy that always bought food for his laying hens and it was no cheaper than eggs are now. It's definitely cost effective if you only supplement as needed. I don't have the same problem with Miller moths and Japanese beetles as my neighbors because the grubs get removed from my massive compost pile
Perhaps this has something to do with Elon's need for lithium for batteries... Or his tunnel boring machine
I don't trust anything that's coming, Trump or otherwise
Hens are permissable where I live in suburb of Denver but roosters are not. My dog keeps the squirrels and rabbits out of my garden and she runs in and out of the house at will. A guy at work told me you need to be careful what you feed the hens because they get gout or something like that. Hens will also clean the grubs out of your compost pile. They're good to have but they do attract rats. It's important to find the balance
2 eggs a day is not that expensive. I eat eggs quite often. It can be a good opportunity to look for junk food in your diet to cut out to offset the cost. Rising prices make me look for areas of waste and when prices come back down I'll be in a better position
I think it's attention span. Eggs are a very small aspect of our diet
The Navajo have tradition of a group of people in the area long before they were. Maybe whoever was here was in Egypt also, but they were not Egyptian as we know them today.
This is how they learn. We were all there at some point.
Over half the population has it undetected, but it kills half. So how is it going undetected?
Yes, but after watching what that lady was saying, I could say it's been going on a lot longer than the last 60 years. It's a tale as old as recorded history
I agree. I'm currently watching the video and I must admit that I agree with that lady about the conditioning having been in progress for quite some time
I must admit I don't watch but a few of these videos on transhumanism and AI. In large part it's because I already know it's nothing but trouble for the future. The time line of this stuff is probably moving faster than the videos can be produced. If they're sharing this information (or bragging about it), they're well past what we can view
That girl with the mask looked like she was going through the motions of giving a hummer
Dilution is the solution to pollution. Everything is toxic in the right concentration
Oh, and I believe the name is the west fork of the San Gabriel River, take it west to the dam and then north up the tight canyon
Corey worked with some biologist from a northern California university starting in the late 70's. Corey was fluent with wilderness areas due to gold mining and became a guide for the biologist. What they saw when they had a confrontation with a 3 toe made them abandon their research and they didn't talk about those details, just claimed it was demonic. It's been about 40 years or so and I don't remember too many details except they were somewhere near the Stanislaus or American River. My personal experience was a 4 toe track and in the San Gabriel wilderness area. There's a dam at the south end (I forget the name) and it was empty and the service road was in disrepair and not open to the public. Myself and Lyle had gone north of the dam up a tight canyon and found a natural spring that appeared for about 200' and disappeared into the sand. The quantity of bear and mountain lion tracks (as well as raccoon, coyote and everything else you could imagine) around the water made us go up the cliff (to the west of the water) for the night because that was the only water in the area in August. Our instincts were correct and we heard battles at the water all night long and we could watch the fights when the moon illuminated the area. It was about 3 days past a full moon and we didn't get that light until about 1am. I don't believe those biologist ever produced a paper on the subject. I think they were grad students and had lots of nice equipment. Something about the 3 toe scared the crap out of them to the point of not wanting anything to do with the subject
Wow, absolute control of everything
I think I did see that video. I know that team of biologist stopped searching and abandoned their research after that encounter and really didn't want to talk about it
I couldn't reach the site, but for what it's worth, I knew a guy that was into hunting Bigfoot back in the late 70's to mid 80's and he had a quite unique take. He claimed there are 2 types of Bigfoot, a 3 toe and a 4 toe. He claims the 3 toe Bigfoot are demons and the 4 toe isn't. He was unsure if the 4 toe were an actual biological animal or something else entirely. I had an unseen encounter after dark and before the moon came up to illuminate the canyon I was in. I only could confirm what was potentially encountered by the foot print. Freaking thing made a very bizarre sound that scared the crap out of me and my friend. We were in a wilderness area about 15 miles from the nearest road. I was telling my friend's older brother about it and he asked me about the number of digits and that's how I learned of his adventures. He claims to have encountered a 3 toe and never wanted to look for them again.
I won't even fly in one with a pilot
If we willfully participate, it's not theft. I just don't want to participate at the current levels. I'm fine with a small gas tax that keeps our roads in good shape, but gas tax gets relocated to things that have nothing to do with traveling on roads. I'm completely against property tax because that is absolutely theft. That said, people who don't want to participate shouldn't be compelled to pay tax, but gas tax and roads are definitely aligned. Taxes should align to the purpose and those who don't want to pay the tax don't use the service.
I have a feeling the truth will be located somewhere between the 2 theories. It could be that both are correct to a point and we just need to learn to place different illnesses in the correct category
Maybe, just maybe, Vance's little speech is going to make them second guess their decision
Money changers date back to well before medieval times, but it's still a valid video.
BTW, my dog is good at elimination of rats and mice. She'll spend all night in the back yard hunting, she loves it