tenfourwookie

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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
I'm wrong. It does not say this.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
reading comprehension : 1 tenfourwookie : 0
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Also key: All four are known to have had contact. It's not random.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Also unbelievablely great for air travel*. You will be a lot less exhausted after your journey just by wearing earplugs. NOW BOARDING FLIGHT 1345 SREEEEEECH TO LONDON HEATHROW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT! BEEP. BOOP! NOW REPEATING WHAT I JUST SA
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
The ones that are shaped like a butt plug. Not the ones shaped like a bullet. Those get stuck in your ear hole. :) 31 to 33 decibel NRR, not the 20 NRR ones. Human speech is ~55 decibels.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Also, re: lifestyle. You can live the van life like it's portrayed in Nomadland , but if you do it the woodsie way, you need to be comfortable in the woods. It's a cavernous silence, and you're often all alone for days at a
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
We have 188,336,179 acres of national forest in the US, most of it a short drive from Metropolis metropolis . That's about 1.5 times the size of France.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Honda Odyssey minivans that are about 11-15 years old, give or take. An arbitrary range, but that's where I roam. I buy them up to 225,000 miles on the odometer, depending on the condition. Less is generally better. Prices start to jum
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Craigslist, eBay, used car dealer, etc. Good luck finding one for $3K right now. Used car prices are silly inflated, and people are starting to realize they make dependable homes on wheels, once you take the seats out.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
I find a spot in a national forest and make it my home for a week or seven. If it has decent cellular reception, I can stay there indefinitely, until I run out of supplies, usually water. No one messes with you in the forest. We woodsies kn
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Not sure. I love the fact that I can travel with the weather. Too hot? Go where it isn't. Too dry, go to beach. Forest fire surrounding your van in Northern California? Freak out for a couple minutes, and then drive to another forest.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
I absolutely would not want to be a security AV guy for anything in the pot industry. You'd be the first one they'd pop come reckoning time.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Fair enough, but I mean tiny relative to the purchase of a new car. That is, a new car is disproportionately more expensive than 4 used vans at 3k each. And the vans will collectively provide more mileage than one new car. Why are you makin
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Will do. Did go to str8fyre the other day and was impressed with price/quality, but Green Cross is far cheaper if the website is indicative.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
There's a Green Cross branch in Bend and the prices are what you say they are. Low to mid-weights mostly, however. I think I went into this shop and it was all prepackaged and jarred like Cali is now. Like visiting a Walgreens, so I wa
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
I buy high mileage Honda minivans for no more than $3000 because they're dependable and cheap at high mileage. I generally get 100,000 miles out of them, so 4 mostly dependable vans and 400,000 miles for about $12,000. You'll lose
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Makes sense to me. If the results are great, user spends t-minus 3 seconds on Google. If the results are crap, user spends t-minus however long it takes to weed through crap. Longer is better, therefore crap is better. That only works up to
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
You see it even at the retail level. I’m tempted to record every budtender conversation I have and then parse it for verifiability. 33% true? Maybe.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Thank you.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Too wonk. Please simplify.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Would like to read something on the cannibalization phenomena re: your last paragraph. Link me if you can.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Subtle manipulation and nudity.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Perhaps banning recurring donations is the better idea*?. I can sit here for five minutes and think up several ways to achieve the exact same thing some arbitrary UI element (prechecked checkbox) achieves. Don't even need a checkbox. J
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
They do in Southern California. It's a brisk business. Friend says the bulk of his orders were early AM or after dinner PM. He wouldn't really work during the day. Essentially a split shift. He didn't like it much, but the ti
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Retail? No way. Unless you're talking about those 1 oz vacuum bags of burnt yellow-green bud that appears to have been grown in a hydroponic stew for $100/ (hoboweed; spray-painted hemp :D), I haven't seen prices remotely clo
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Some areas maybe, but I'm seeing brisk competition across the product board without the related price competition you would expect. Prices are not going down in a surplus market. That's greed.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
I didn't want to respond to the $100 ounce comment because I haven't hit Portland or other larger cities, but I have to agree with you. I can't find even 1/2 ounces for $100. There are shops in Bend selling $75 eighths.
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
https://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/sta...
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Can you explain to me then why there is such a surplus? All of above sound rational to me, and yet, massive and growing surplus while retail prices are increasing. There is bullshit somewhere. Is this what you mean by not quite a free marke
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by tenfourwookie 5y ago
Sure, up and down the chain, but with that much surplus? That would be irrational. I don't understand. Do you mean it's like farmers dumping millions of gallons of milk to quash supply and support price x? To what end? They'r

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