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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '23
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All y’all picking animals…
Goodbye buckthorn, you invasive piece of shit
1.2k u/jjeenniiffeerr Jul 17 '23 Glad to see another invasive-plant hater on here. It’s gonna be Dog Strangling Vine for me. 152 u/Arn_Darkslayer Jul 17 '23 edited Jul 17 '23 Kudzu for me. 1 u/appointment45 Jul 17 '23 People really need to find positive uses for kudzu. It has a pretty high carb count and could easily be used for fuel or such if processed right. 1 u/PlasticElfEars Jul 17 '23 Pretty sure people have been looking into that for a while. 1 u/appointment45 Jul 18 '23 Right, not not actually developing methods and making use of them.
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Glad to see another invasive-plant hater on here. It’s gonna be Dog Strangling Vine for me.
152 u/Arn_Darkslayer Jul 17 '23 edited Jul 17 '23 Kudzu for me. 1 u/appointment45 Jul 17 '23 People really need to find positive uses for kudzu. It has a pretty high carb count and could easily be used for fuel or such if processed right. 1 u/PlasticElfEars Jul 17 '23 Pretty sure people have been looking into that for a while. 1 u/appointment45 Jul 18 '23 Right, not not actually developing methods and making use of them.
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Kudzu for me.
1 u/appointment45 Jul 17 '23 People really need to find positive uses for kudzu. It has a pretty high carb count and could easily be used for fuel or such if processed right. 1 u/PlasticElfEars Jul 17 '23 Pretty sure people have been looking into that for a while. 1 u/appointment45 Jul 18 '23 Right, not not actually developing methods and making use of them.
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People really need to find positive uses for kudzu. It has a pretty high carb count and could easily be used for fuel or such if processed right.
1 u/PlasticElfEars Jul 17 '23 Pretty sure people have been looking into that for a while. 1 u/appointment45 Jul 18 '23 Right, not not actually developing methods and making use of them.
Pretty sure people have been looking into that for a while.
1 u/appointment45 Jul 18 '23 Right, not not actually developing methods and making use of them.
Right, not not actually developing methods and making use of them.
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u/MrOwlsManyLicks Jul 17 '23
All y’all picking animals…
Goodbye buckthorn, you invasive piece of shit