Looking for anyone willing to trade summer whisper/tangle for a reasonable price. I'm so close to getting the sim skin but everyone in my area keeps posting it's for 100k to 1M and I have nowhere near that.
I've been planning on setting up a wall around these two areas. I have looked online on how to do it, but the videos always seem like overkill for what I want to do. Unfortunately, I don't have many near me who have knowledge or experience about this stuff, so I hoped some of you could help me out.
Around both areas, I want to set up a two, maybe 3, tall stone wall (using the typical retaining wall blocks). The first picture will have the wall enclosing a garden area while the second picture will have the wall enclosing a rock garden. For both, the soil/rocks should not really go above the second stone.
My question is, what is the simplest way of doing this? I have seen videos that essentially showed setting up a rock base over a waterproof tarp, but then had a huge drainage pipe behind the wall that fed far into the yard. I know drainage is important, but is it
I've been planning on setting up a wall around these two areas. I have looked online on how to do it, but the videos always seem like overkill for what I want to do. Unfortunately, I don't have many near me who have knowledge or experience about this stuff, so I hoped some of you could help me out.
Around both areas, I want to set up a two, maybe 3, tall stone wall (using the typical retaining wall blocks). The first picture will have the wall enclosing a garden area while the second picture will have the wall enclosing a rock garden. For both, the soil/rocks should not really go above the second stone.
My question is, what is the simplest way of doing this? I have seen videos that essentially showed setting up a rock base over a waterproof tarp, but then had a huge drainage pipe behind the wall that fed far into the yard. I know drainage is important, but is it necessary for his type of setup? Is there a way to do this without having a drainage pipe?
I'm sure this has been said to death and I'm sure many fans will call me a hater, but I tried enjoying super and just kept disliking so many explanations for why things changed compared to DBZ. For example:
Frieza's power jump. Listen, I get that frieza is a fan favorite and many lives seeing him back as an actual villain. But I just hate HOW they do it. First, the argument that he was "naturally so strong he never felt the need to train" just seems like such a weak cop out, but it seems nonsensical that he would be able to boost his strength from SSJ1 to SSB in ONLY the span of a few months. Add on that he was training with MINIONS who would lose to base Goku during the OG Frieza arc, and his ability to become a god just seems crazy.
Android 17's power jump. By this point. It was clearly a nostalgia bait of "hey, look at all these DBZ characters you like!", but I hated that the reasoning was "he trained on an island against poachers". I'm sorry, but what island exists on earth that the people/animals would give a SSJ1 tiered person enough of a struggle to level up that he could fight alongside SSB Goku? It sort of goes with the same issue I have with Frieza in that it makes no sense for someone to get THAT much stronger by themselves. It's the reason Goku always surpassed Vegeta since Goku always trained with stronger people while Vegeta kept going at it himself, resulting in goku outpacing Vegeta.
Roshi's final attack. Again, in a vacuum, it was a nice and touching moment. But logically, it makes no sense. How is roshi, someone who was essentially out-powered by most of the z fighters after the Demon King Piccolo arc, able to fight alongside them after multiple power ups? Basically, super kept feeling like a lot of the bad wuxia novels I read where the MC is this super OP fighter constantly getting boons and progressing at light speed, and yet every friend is essentially right behind him, somehow, being dragged up by the writer without any real reasoning as to WHY.
Hits power up (anime only). One thing that REALLY bothered me was the difference between manga, movie, and anime. I get they need to add stuff to pad the time (especially since the anime was SUPER fast paced), but I HATED how they made fundamental changes to many scenes that absolutely ruined character development (specifically, in making Goku super idiotic). But it bothered me more that they made hit "become more powerful" by copying Goku and just...yelling more and getting stronger. What? Am I to assume hit had this extra source of energy that he just didn't realize?
Of course, there's many other moments that made me just go "why? Why are we doing this? How does that make sense". Oftentimes, super feels like fanfiction that was canonized.
Edit: I forgot another thing I disliked. The potara earrings retcon with the time limit. Again, makes no sense why they included a time limit. I mean, we already have a time limited fusion with the dance. Why make the earrings limited too? And we already have a way to defuse them with buu.