I wish I could find a better lawn weed killer than Spectracide, to which the dandelions just kind of say "LMAO WEAK," without having resort to Roundup, which is genocidally effective against broadleaf weeds but only in the sense that it leaves nothing but a scorched wasteland in its wake.
You are most definitely not the only one, Mr. I bring that number to two. So, just make two. One for me, one for you. Thank you, you are one of a kind.
Hey now, I already have dibs on a soft one...three at least
Not often you hear folks wanting a soft 8".Hey now, I already have dibs on a soft one...three at least
goats. do goats eat dandelions?
Jokes aside, this thing actually works pretty well, if you feel like doing a little work
Sorry Max, ain’t got no time for that chit.Jokes aside, this thing actually works pretty well, if you feel like doing a little work
That hat works.Dandelions are supposed to be really good for you health wise
Just eat them yourself
: puts on tinfoil hat :
Oddly enough Monsanto who is tied into the pharmaceutical industry through Pfizer and I think Bayer wants to kill all your delicious healthy dandelions and sell you prescriptions that may or may not offer the same benefits
I am definitely not Nathan but use my MC pretty extensively.Carrying over the sweet spot discussion to this thread. So I took a look at my MC today to see how I was using it and more so where it's hitting when chopping.
Most of the scratches are in this area. I'm not competitively chopping but I like to make sure I'm using the most effective and efficient method I can. So my question is am I using this knife properly based on this? Should I be chopping closer to the handle for more weight/arm strength in the cut?
