I've heard stories of it happening, like your next door elderly neighbor has marijuana growing in her garden and she legitimately doesn't know its weed. If its you in this situation I have 2 questions if you realize its a drug do you just throw it away and you are good to go? 2nd, if yoi never find out and the police find it are you still going to jail regardless?
I dont have a picture right now since its in the middle of the night but if its important I can repost with a picture during the day
The tree itself is not very large. Its a meyer lemon. Maybe 2ft tall. Not very many branches. About 5 of them near the top have been chewed off probably by a squirrel. Can I snip this part and it will be ok or will it cause some major issues?
I started off with harvest moon ds as a kid and played the hell out of it, I enjoyed stardew valley aswell. I heard that harvest moon is story of seasons now. I prefer the 2d versions, I could never really get into the 3d ones.
I'm not looking for a farming game specifically but there is a certain feel to these games that I like that I can't pinpoint and was wondering if there are others like it.
Editing to add things I like: I like being limited by energy and time in a day, seeing how deep I can get in the mine before the day is over and mining and selling the gems has always been my favorite part, I'd always skip farming. I do like farming to make it possible to go deeper in the mines though.
I really like opening up new areas and having hurdles to get to the though. I really like this.
Honestly the more I look into getting started the more lost I get. Is it better to buy a beginners kit or just go straight for an esp32 or arduino, or figure out what parts I need first? I'd like to have some parts so that I can start making any little projects just to get a feel for it and start buying more when I actually have an idea what I am doing. What would be the best path towards that?
I've played everquest but never bard, I don't really know what I am supposed to be doing. I get the general concepts of bards in general but as to what songs to play or when to melee or dual wield I need some guidance.
For pulling should I just play the songs that help me out or should I be twisting in something like beats of war and a slow on the mobs when i'm near camp?
If i'm not a pulling should I have a lute out at all or just dual wield if theres another person with haste like enchanter? Is there any situations where I should not melee at all and have an instrument out?
I repainted my cabinets a while ago but decided not to use them until recently and I can't find the hinges anywhere. I have no idea how to find ones that fit. I tried a few out but none fit.
I haven't played since a stress test about 6 months ago, I tried out monk and couldn't split anything with feign death. I didnt get a chance to practice much but it didn't seem possible the same way as in EQ. Maybe they decided not to like that or they changed it since then. Just curious.
I heard they wait for a shoplifter to come back multiple times before arresting them with grand larceny or whatever the higher level charges are called. This seems like a very unique thing do they do it for any other crimes? I can't think of any
If you look at the entire timeline in human history there have been so many discoveries and advancements in ky lifetime it feels insanely lucky to me that I was born in a time to see all of this. Even the stuff before me like the invention of cars. Everyone lived mostly the same up until about 150-200 years ago. For thousands of years up until now.
I'm reading a document that doesn't have context and the semicolon can change the meaning. Its really hard to think of an example but I think I finally came up with something that reflects pretty closely how its written. Still it might not make sense grammatically.
"Sam lives in Kentucky and own houses in Maine; Mexico"
That's the closest I can get but still isn't perfect. And for context there is a city named Mexico in Maine. Normally a comma is used and the city goes first but the document isnt describing place names. I'm trying to figure out metaphorically if mexico means the city in Maine or the country.
I got really lazy for a few months and didn't realize how bad it got but I am so out of shape that when I am trying to be even barely active I get physically tired very fast and my lung and my cardio level is pretty much nonexistent. In this situation should I just start with walking more or something more intense like running or something in between?
I guess i just want to share my thoughts. I wish I was able to tell people about my day or some interesting thing that happened or that I went somewhere, but everyday is pretty much the same so there is like nothing at all to tall about. Maybe I watched a movie and I can tell someone about that, but most of my days are really boring and not worth sharing and I miss that.
If you had something like a boulder you really liked on your property normally it's up to you to protect it. Is there any way to have this boulder protected beyond your death? I assume no but just curious.
1am everyday he crows. He doesn't normally do this but he has been doing it every night for the past 2 or 3 weeks and I am trying to figure out why because it happens to be my bedtime lol.
Sometimes he will wake up and crow if there is a light on near the coop or on rare occasions if the moon is full but all the lights are off and the moon isnt full. I went out and looked for lights on at a neighbors house or something but there isn't one.
There also haven’t been any predators around that I know of. I even set up a trail camera just in case, but nothing. No loud noises either.
I've been working on overthinking things less. So normally if I go down a certain street I am already expecting a panic attack and I usually do. Recently i've been trying to do that less and not expect anything in particular.
Then if I do start to panic or get anxious I tell myself i've handled the worst already I don't need to worry about this and then I don't. I feel prepared to face the worst since it will only last a short while.
I haven't tried it very much its very new for me but today I made it further than I have in a while without much issue.
Walking of course is the obvious answer but I would have to go at night and that isn't very safe here and I don't have a treadmill currently.
Walking in place is too easy, i'm just lifting my leg up. Lunges are more difficult than walking. Is there a better alternative or should I stick with lunges?
I only know about the things I've been told about it and i've only ever heard that it is dangerous and many places are poor or run down and dangerous and they have to worry about cartels and stuff. So i'm asking genuinley what are the nicer parts of it like?
Edit: I hadn't checked my reddit in a while wasnt expecting this many amount of comments but ill read through them
I don't know if its a curse but probably, he won't tell me what is means. He's saying something like brasero but when I look it up it just means brazier.
People that only speak a language with about 10,000 people or less, some languages have only 1 or 2 speakers still need interpreters if they go to trial, how do they find people that can translate in these situations?