Image 1 — A lot of you said my shadow wasn’t doing anything for me and to grow it out a tad longer. Should I continue the course or keep where it is?
Image 2 — A lot of you said my shadow wasn’t doing anything for me and to grow it out a tad longer. Should I continue the course or keep where it is?

A lot of you said my shadow wasn’t doing anything for me and to grow it out a tad longer. Should I continue the course or keep where it is?

Pic 1 is when I trim with 1/2 guard and pic 2 is just cleaning up my neck and letting the hair grow

u/hog_crankr59 — 4 days ago
▲ 272 r/toastme

28, got cheated on. Gave years of my life to her, made sacrifices, all for nothing…I feel demoralized when it comes to dating

u/hog_crankr59 — 1 month ago
▲ 117 r/vintage

I just bought this today, I think it’s from the 60s possibly? Never seen a gas can this small

u/hog_crankr59 — 2 months ago

I bought these at a yard sale. Anyway to tell if they are legit?

I included the backs and various paint chips. I can provide more photos if needed.

u/hog_crankr59 — 4 months ago

Found these at a yard sale. No clue if they are original. What do I look for to tell?

Picked these up at a yard sale for $60 no idea if they are legit or not just looked cool to hang in my garage. I’m assuming they are replicas of some sort, but they are both rusting out with the bigger one being worse.

u/hog_crankr59 — 4 months ago
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A community cat has brought me her kittens. What does she want me to do?

u/hog_crankr59 — 5 months ago

First time growing a tomato plant myself and I messed up. Should I just pull it and get another plant? Zone 6b

First time growing a tomato plant myself indoors and didn’t harden it off (learning experience). Should I even try to save it or should I just buy one and start over? If it can be saved what should I do?

u/hog_crankr59 — 5 months ago

Is this peach tree dead? I’ve never seen a tree in May with no open buds or leaves

Hello all, I moved into my house 6 years ago and the previous occupant planted a couple peach trees. I’ve never cared for them because I don’t like peaches, but have family that does so I just keep them around and let them pick what they want when the ripen. However this year in May I noticed there are buds but no leaves. If it’s dead I would like to cut it down because I’m tired of mowing around it. If not I would be willing to try and save it, but I’ve never seen it do this before

u/hog_crankr59 — 5 months ago

I bought this blueberry plant in March because it was on sale at a local farm store probably because it didn’t look so good. The other 2 I bought are looking good while this one still seems like it’s dead and has never really taken off

u/hog_crankr59 — 6 months ago