▲ 8 r/Bonsai

How to clear bugs off bonsai before bringing them inside for the season?

Had bonsai for 8 years never had a bug problem more than some aphids and a slug. This season there's been all sorts of bugs on my bonsai, mainly hiding underneath the pots. Thousand leg worms, rolly pollies, ear wigs, slugs, spiders, and baby spiders. Today I moved three pots and found all those underneath.

How can I ensure these aren't in the soil before bringing them in for the winter in a few months?

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u/Tommyboy610 — 2 days ago

How to get APC residue off?

Sprayed all purpose cleaner on car to try to get something off a few months ago. Didn't wipe it quick enough and it dried. A wash won't remove this and in a few other spots too. The texture doesn't feel any different to the rest of the exterior.

u/Tommyboy610 — 1 month ago

Do my stitches look like they are healing properly?

Pictured with most recent. First Pic is from day 5. Also Pic of debris on finger is something found near stitches yesterday day 4. Afraid the wound wasn't properly cleaned prior to stitches. I was impacted by something in the lake (fish, rock, wood debris)

u/Tommyboy610 — 2 months ago

Which fragrances will become readily available timeless classics 20-30 years from now?

Thinking of things like Acqua Di Gio, L'Eau D'Issey, Drakkar Noir, Boss Bottled, CK Obsession, Dolce & Gabbana pour homme, Curve, Le Male, Ralph Lauren Polo.

Fragrances big in their time that can now be had at Rack stores for cheap and online even cheaper. Still held in high regard and seen in collections.

I wonder if today's trend of overly sweet fragrance will feel dated in 20-30 years or if they will be regarded as classics.

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u/Tommyboy610 — 3 months ago
▲ 75 r/horror

In a Violent Nature would have been much better with a shorter run time

Just finished this one and it should have been 30-45 mins shorter. I have no problem with slow movies. The whole time I just kept thinking I get the point and enjoy the style but it's just too long.

I liked the spin on the Friday the 13th aspect. The cinematography was beautiful. Kills were fun. Felt too much like a 90 min walking simulator at times.

Think it's a heavily mood dependent movie and if your not in the mood for it it can be a drag. A similar idea in a movie is Good Boy, horror told from unique perspective with simple story. That was 70 mins.

5/10 but if it was edited better would have been a 7/10

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u/Tommyboy610 — 3 months ago
▲ 19 r/NECA

Found my first steal, old Uncle Bob

Found on Ebay for $30 shipped which looks like a steal compared to other listings.

u/Tommyboy610 — 3 months ago
▲ 197 r/horror

Obsession first movie to get under my skin since seeing The Exorcist as a teen

I went into it expecting to be let down because of the hype. I saw where it was going at the start and thought it'll be creepy but how can they make it scary. Movie went from slightly awkward/funny to creepy to downright horrifying by the end.

The movements and sound design created such a scary atmosphere. By the last quarter from the car scene on was so intense and scary. Made the hairs on my legs stand, when he returned to the house my face and chest felt warm. Haven't felt that uncomfortable since watching The Excorcist as a young teen.

Couldn't imagine watching this at night alone, I'd be paralyzed with fear.

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u/Tommyboy610 — 3 months ago