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[21zna9]

@Ethics_Gradient

@bcgister

it’ll depend on what it becomes when the permafrost melts to depth

Arctic soils tend to be very poorly developed. Very thin, often a layer of peat over mineral soil or rock. You can’t just thaw Baffin Island and call it Ohio.

It could take centuries for good soils to develop.

Why You Can Light These Frozen Lakes On Fire

[bcgister]

Looks like taiga – I’m uncertain how the needles impact agricultural soil quality; although, I have cause to believe they are detrimental.

[dannydorko]

@castor_troy

Maybe he’ll crawl on hands and knees through downtown Manhattan with a massive cross and a crown of thorns.

The Stations of the Dross?

[sbscott]

I just heard a Republican Congresscritter on the BBC. This sums up his enlightening comments: “Weaponization . . . Hillary Clinton destroying documents . . . Hunter Biden’s laplop . . . Trump is all that stands between us and them . . . I think this helps Trump . . . a red wave like we’ve never seen.” This is what a gerrymandering gets us. Dumb cult members.

[dannydorko]

@mondfledermaus

I guess it will play well in the primaries, who else can claim to be persecuted by Biden and Soros. But it’s a disaster for the general election.

“He’ll simply PIVOT for the general election.”

[21zna9]

@bcgister

Taiga – I’m uncertain how the needles impact agricultural soil quality; although, I have cause to believe they are detrimental.

Pine needles have a lot of acid, so the soil would be acidic, I think. If you’ll notice, when you’re walking through a pine forest, there is hardly any underbrush or ground cover. Ceder trees are similar, except they tend to grow where there’s plenty of limestone and not much topsoil. At least that is what I have noticed. Ceders make great cover for animals like rabbits and fox etc.

[bcgister]

@21zna9

Pine needles have a lot of acid, so the soil would be acidic, I think.

Thanks.

[steviedee111]

@sniffit

The martyrdom canonization process has begun…

It started years ago.

[21zna9]

@sbscott

“Weaponization . . . Hillary Clinton destroying documents . . . Hunter Biden’s laplop . . . Trump is all that stands between us and them . . . I think this helps Trump . . . a red wave like we’ve never seen.” This is what a gerrymandering gets us. Dumb cult members.

People are not interested in victimhood. They want to hear plans for the future and how their lives can be improved. I wouldn’t put too much faith in seeing a Red Wave. The minority party is getting louder, not stronger. They’ll still try to cheat in every way possible, and that’s what we need to be on guard for.

[dannydorko]

Of course he places himself above our flag.

[jw1]

Cheers!

Everyone. Being that I missed the fanfare here last night?
I’m drinking tequila today at ‘3/30’ CT to mark the occasion.

Salud!

[jkrogman]

Did he just fart?

[jkrogman]

How much?

[iafixture]

@arrendis

So, the 39 million Californians just run over the 3 million Iowans with their cars?

I’m fine with that.

Think that Tesla is going to take out a Ford F 350?

[jw1]

Starting with three fingers of Cazul 100 Silver-- and see where that leads!

[jkrogman]

Have a good trip.

[bcgister]

@fiftygigs

Okay, Republican Party.
We’ll stop if you tell her you’re sorry.

And turn their backs on thirty years of innuendo and slander?
Don’t you think that’s a bridge too far?

[steviedee111]

Melania has to be just thrilled about these latest developments.

[dannydorko]

Perhaps charging Chiselin’ Trump will merely cause future corrupt presidents to embrace Nixon’s approach, i.e., resign and get pardoned by a new president from one’s own party, rather than seek re-election and risk losing to the other party. Of course, I’m thinking only about future corrupt Republican presidents.

[southerndem]

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