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Happy Crimmus

It’s crismim

ommanyte

merry crisis

cosmog

merry chrysler

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@cubern

skipperdamned

This sounds like anxiety feels

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“I just want you to know that you don’t have to be perfect. Perfection is often the enemy of greatness. You are enough no matter where you come from.” (x)

kweenlaqueefa

I cried like a bitch watching this

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effington

Me: this is my time to shine *fucks up immediately*

sattickate

I am not a straight people.

Reblog if you are also not a straight people.

hopewereonthesamewavelength

delzdesigns

dankmemeuniversity

dicksmasher

how a lady gonna look like andrew jackson in the background

dicksmasher

like not to be rude but

coffeestainedx

David Bowie - Interview - Afternoon plus - 1979 [x]

chaos--themralds

Not much has changed in the way people treat bisexuality smh

reaperfromtheabyss

“are you bisexual” “yes” “i’m not sure i understand” “I’m bisexual” “what do you mean” “ThAT I AM BISEXUAL”

excima

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GOD

c-bassmeow

i legit laughed so hard i think my nose is bleeding

What ur fav PKMN region says about you

Kanto: Likes animals, underestimated, but extremely determined. Strong morals. Johto: Unpopular opinions, petty, but usually right. Don't test them because they have Receipts on u from before u started talking. Hoenn: Mom friend, sends sweet texts to friends, helps u when ur down. Takes bad things in stride (even if they are salty).Sinnoh: Either the best or worst person. No in between. If you think you're one, you're probably the other. Unova: You don't know what's going on really but that's ok, you either pretend you do or you just dip. Loud and proud though. Kalos: You try not to complain too much and usually don't talk a lot in groupchats. The sting of rejection is a common feeling. Alola: Super Extra™ (and probably won't admit it) but nice. Usually butts heads with other fans & has to get the last word in.

#hoenn #that's so me

hereinlife13-deactivated2014122

These are not mine but I wanted to bring them together!

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dancinbutterfly

I would read a novel about these two.

sailorjah

Jasinta De La Cruz:

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SPREAD THE WORD PLEASE BOOST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PROTECT IMMIGRANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

legalizeact

#SaveTheTrees

estrolatte

I feel like an important message is trying to be communicated to me but I have no idea what it is

Our forests are being cut down 3x faster than they can grow! One acre of hemp produces as much cellulose fiber pulp as 4.1 acres of trees!!! This is super useful for so many things, especially paper production! In addition, hemp takes in carbon dioxide 4x as fast as trees do, which makes it especially valuable in the act of reducing CO2 emissions/greenhouse gases! 🌲🌲🌲 source

getfawked120-deactivated2023053

#the scope of the anti-hemp conspiracy in the united states is terrifying once you start doing research tbh#like it was initially smeared/banned bc lumber lobbyists pushed for it to be…#and a major smear tactic was to associate it with black people#who now a hundred years later are the ones primarily being imprisoned for it#and the plant itself has now been inextricably linked to the drug so people won’t even allow for it to be grown for commercial purposes#like paper making (via literallyfuckeveryone)

temporarilypermanenturl

Important reminder that industrial hemp can’t be used as a recreational drug, so if anyone tries to pull that card you can just stop them then and there. There are no real arguments against using industrial hemp, even if you’re rigidly against the legalization of any recreational drugs.

dewdropdwelliing-deactivated201

AYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY I never see pro-hemp on my dash, woo!

fenrislorsrai

Usually the argument on why you can’t have hemp is because then people will hide marijuana in it.

yeah, sure…. if they want shitty, shitty marijuana.

It would be like growing sweet corn and dent corn together. Yeah, they look similar at a distance and they’re closely related, but you don’t want them next to each other as they’ll cross pollinate and you’ll end up with bad versions of both.

Same deal here. a patch of marijuana grown in an open field of hemp IS going to get contaminated and it’ll lower quality of BOTH crops. Your hemp farmer doesn’t want that and if likely going rip out any patches trespassers try to add for same reason.

and the big issue is not even the THC content. Because most quality marijuana is intended to be grown indoors or greenhouses, its a dwarf variety. Short. Fiber hemp is bred for height so as to maximize fiber production. super tall. It’s going to be really obvious, really fast if you’ve got both in the same field even before you get to the point of pollination. what’s this runty bullshit doing in my field?

They also have different growing needs with regards to spacing, harvest time, etc. so the argument that you can hide marijuana in industrial hemp fields are basically bullshit.

anyway… aside from paper, hemp fiber can also be used to make earthquake resistant concrete that’s actually LIGHTER than conventional concrete while being stronger. It’s better at resisting flexing or warping, so ideal for stuff like bridges and highway supports as it’ll better resist large temperature swings and vibration. (”hempcrete” is slightly different, but makes great fire resistant insulation)

You can also use the waste after fiber harvest for animal fodder, including silage. Comparable to corn. and remember, that’s the waste after you’ve harvested for fiber!

phantom-solitaire

Just to add, it can be used for paper, concrete, insulation, cloth and rope (both rough like sack cloth and smooth like cotton), bio degradable plastics (oddly same for banana trees I believe) and then of course for things like fishing lines and nets etc.

It’s a very versatile and useful plant that has been used for hundreds or maybe even thousands of years for material uses, and with modern advances is becoming even more useful thanks to chemical engineering and similar.