Also make a very cheap (and baby slug infested) slip and slide especially if you have a big old maple tree in your backyard like I did as a kid.
I had a theory like this once, but come spring what was left of my grass was under a pile of moldy leaves and completely dead.
Likewise. only tried it once.I had a theory like this once, but come spring what was left of my grass was under a pile of moldy leaves and completely dead.
We really need a poetry thread on here.Death came swiftly
Hanging ten, shooting the pipe
The wave of finality bore him on
Death came swiftly in the night.
original by Balrog
Didn't think other content creators were familiar with the Mans Romance
Edit: direct link for people with bad web browsers.
little tip for everyone, "windows key +shift +s, select the area you want, then go to the post and press ctrl +v
it will copy that part of the screen as an image and save it to the forum so everyone can see it.
It's not bad browsers, it's links to websites that won't honor users' wish to not be tracked. Meta properties are particularly bad for refusing to display when people have tracking/ad extensions running.
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nah, adblock/noscript will block sites that we don't want tracking us and since facebook and xitter are winy little babies they then block you from seeing it.Oops, I thought I saw it was Safari and figured that was the problem.
Have you ever tried the Duckduckgo browser? Apart from being the most unfortunately named browser ever, it actually blocks all ads, popups, and tracking attempts. You can see the icons in the bar at the top as it blocks junk and it keeps a running history of how many things it blocked on each site. You can dump browser cache with a single flame button. It has opened up the use of sites that I would have ditched long ago due to ad garbage.nah, adblock/noscript will block sites that we don't want tracking us and since facebook and xitter are winy little babies they then block you from seeing it.
Oops, I thought I saw it was Safari and figured that was the problem.
Thanks! I think I'll give it a try... I'm still using Firefox because it's what I was using on most of my machines at the time I was injured 11 years ago but I no longer fully comprehend why.Have you ever tried the Duckduckgo browser? Apart from being the most unfortunately named browser ever, it actually blocks all ads, popups, and tracking attempts. You can see the icons in the bar at the top as it blocks junk and it keeps a running history of how many things it blocked on each site. You can dump browser cache with a single flame button. It has opened up the use of sites that I would have ditched long ago due to ad garbage.
It's free and worth a shot, even if you just use it for some sites that drive you crazy. I started out doing that and now it's my default. It also has a good player for videos that skims the intro ads off of YT type videos that want to show you widget commercials before you can watch cats getting a bath.
Sometimes it appears to be:
Yoshi showed up for the hunt in full cameraflage.