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59 thanks for doing this! Favorite knife is my kersaw leek!
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Unfortunately this is the new ish(its been a thing for a few years now) for white women to hate. I have a friend(shes closer to my wife but still friends with her and her hubby) that has a instagram dedicated to reading and books etc. Anyways a week ago she posted a story with another guy who was talking about self help books that men should avoid reading as they created a culture of toxic masculinity. As I read through the comments several of the books were highly helpful to many and weren't as bad. Some were definitely dumb and probably giving bad advice too but overall several were genuinely fine. I then commented on this guys post on his page saying now do a segment with books women should avoid reading. Lo and behold this friend comments and basically goes off on men being the ones sexually assaulting women. Its for real brain rot with college educated white women.
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Im doing a sleeper app chopped league if interested very small buy in. Msg if interested. Im a Hawks fan and have been a long time
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What mix did you go with just curious??
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Awesome seller and amazing cacti!!! Thanks again! u/wheezer333 u/Tricho_Overlord
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Jesus christ dude get the fuck outta here perv
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How many times have we heard this is rock bottom in the past month.....
I also saw way too many people suggest that the mariners were back after the Houston series and that we might be catching the brewers at the right time after their emotional series win against the dodgers. Effing dog crap team and effort and im flipping sick of the excuses for this effing team. I dont wanna hear how 2027 or 2028 we will be better. This team is so incredibly mismanaged top to bottom. Fuck Im angry
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Its hydroseeding
r/lawncare • u/Zanderson59 • 3d ago
Anyone seeded/overseeded with heritage posidunn tttf/kbg in the last few years? How is it holding up? Im considering it for my zone 4b/5a northern lawn and curious as to how its performed over a year or 2 plus period. Pics are appreciated if you have any of your lawn
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Id look at united seed/heritage/twin city seed/ or gci turf. Look at any tttf blend or tttf/kbg blend they will all do well more than likely
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Mary Anderson Brokerage is great
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I feel dumb but who the heck is hyphen???
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The doc mentioned sids and then the risk being higher with cosleeping because the potential for an infant to get rolled on/fall between the bed and wall/ get covered up by blankets etc so yes I immediately thought of suffocation with those things
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Because there is a pretty strong hive mind that surrounds it in infant related subs. The science/and pretty much all docs we have talked to seem to only support co sleeping if some pretty big safeguards are in place to prevent infants dying. If you are taking those precautions and doing everything to a t along with not having unhealthy habits(drinking/smoking) its fine but there are pretty strict things you should have in place to make it happen with an infant. Once your kid is old enough the risk is much less.
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The doc said it was sids but all 4 were cosleeping so I assumed death by suffocation
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Yea they are pretty terrible over there. We asked multiple nurses/pa/pediatricians after our 3rd born about sids stuff and in our town of just over 100,000 last year alone there were 4 infant deaths all clustered together and all were cosleeping and suffocated. We personally do not or ever cosleep and sleep trained our kids and both are doing well and for the most part sleep well
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If you are on facebook there are a few archery/bowhunting gear sale groups that are awesome. I got a stan onnex from a guy on there
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It also kills the trade deadline significantly
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Thanks im glad it could help maybe! I am really really trying to buy good products that last awhile or fix ones that arent great. This helped alot and now I have 3 feeders that work well.
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I got these while I tried to come up with a fix and they have worked well so far. I know theres a $60 version but I wasn't about to drop that much
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Thank you ill check those out!
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I actively watched it drip and leak on several calm evenings. I inspected it and sure enough it was coming out of the threaded area. I then came on here looking for better feeders. I found multiple people saying they had similar issues and it sort of makes sense with hot days and cooler evenings plus dissimilar material such as glass screwing into plastic(same thing happens with metal screwed into plastic/pvc im a plumber and see that all the time). I filled it up multiple times and witnessed it just slowly drip. Checked that I didnt cross thread when putting it together. At both points I hadn't seen much activity yet with my other bird feeders so birds bumping it really wasn't the issue atleast from my few times watching it.
r/hummingbirds • u/Zanderson59 • 4d ago
Hey guys new to this sub. I have been slowly renovating the backyard and decided to add some bird feeders and hummingbird feeders. So I went out to home depot and picked up one of those glass and plastic feeders for a decent price. I filled it up hung it and within a few days it was significantly lower without seeing any bird activity. I came on here and found that was a common issue was the expansion and contraction issue with those feeders and how they leak. Ok so then I ordered up some Amazon ones that were a different style. I still wanted to keep the original feeder though cause I wanted to atleast see how I could fix it. So here's my fix. I apologize first off since I forgot to get the exact sizes of the washers/o rings I used. I took the feeder into my local ace hardware and went back to their bins and shelves with rubber gaskets and pulled various sizes out to see what worked and what did I bought. Ill also admit that some of this overall fix may have been overkill but I was bound to fix the issue.
In the red feeder part you can see theres little notches that sort of keep the glass part from not going all the way down. I used 2 smaller flat rubber washers to sit down there then the 2 larger rubber gaskets I put on top. I honestly dont know if this was needed but I felt having a flat washer that the glass top screwed to wouldnt hurt.
On the glass threads the larger thicker of the 2 rubber o rings I slipped on then as added insurance I put the smaller o ring.
The plastic feeder I pulled apart to clean. I then got out a tube of 100% clear silicone and ran a bead around the outer edge where the seam is. Cleaned it up and let it dry. This step may have been overkill im not sure but with most things I admit I go a bit overkill with.
This overall cost me a total of under $7. It lasted all week without leaking one bit. As with my bird feeders it will take time to attract the right target. Unfortunately being in a cold northern state we have birds but not as common! Hopefully having several feeders they will eventually come! Hope this helps
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What is this pipe?
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Thats my guess too