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the latest book features a man who uses a toolbox to robust some bandits, clearly Pratchett has been sipping from the cup of spessmans.

follow me here, it's a brand new thread perfect real estate for a new NTR Hut

We just need to set up shop, change some subjects and we're good to go

new NTR Hut right here come one come all it's an empty thread no one ever responded to poor whatever that guy is he isn't even here anymore he gone he out we here now this is our new NTR Hut lets get an ice cream set down a little shop and whippidy doo we got ourselves a hideout speakeasy style from the administration im one of you a cool guy who would never rat you out see ignore the outline of a badge in my shirt pocket you're save here in this brand new save haven NTR Hut for cool kids only start ya postin no posts no uhhh mosts you just gotta be a free posting kinda guy or gal or hell you can be a fucking cat i guess i dont condone it but ill fight for your right to be a gross fuckin cat i guess thats what real freedom is damn straight

sticky are you losing it
whats your opinion on honey btw, humans relationship to bees are very symbiotic and not exploitative
recommend this video

terranaut wrote:sticky are you losing it
whats your opinion on honey btw, humans relationship to bees are very symbiotic and not exploitative
recommend this video

good question I've answered it many times though



Side Note: "We don't know why the bees are dying?!?!?!??" is a scam from the agriculture industry. We know exactly why the bees are dying. Pesticides also play a part but it's mostly what's mentioned above.

Also from an ethics perspective, pulling the wings off queens and shipping them to beekeepers in the post, and crushing bees while moving trays ain't cool chief.

All that said, it is theoretically possible to non-harmfully farm bees if you don't move them and if you use drip systems to only take the spare honey instead of stealing theirs and replacing it with nutritionally poor sugar water

I just realised you posted a video about the drip hives, so yeah if you have a few of those in your backyard it's probably not unethical, but that's rarely the issue. The issue is almost always going to be commodification of animals and the pursuit of efficient profit.

US Beekeeping sounds shit, luckily it's customary here that a beekeeper puts their name on the honey so you can look them up easily and from what I can say practices are much better here

No I want to talk about raising steam.

I enjoyed his move towards the industrial revolution milestones with going postal and these. They tended to feel like guard's novels but avoiding using the guard as the main characters.

Nabski wrote:No I want to talk about raising steam.

I enjoyed his move towards the industrial revolution milestones with going postal and these. They tended to feel like guard's novels but avoiding using the guard as the main characters.

sir this thread is about beekeeping

Nabski wrote:No I want to talk about raising steam.

I enjoyed his move towards the industrial revolution milestones with going postal and these. They tended to feel like guard's novels but avoiding using the guard as the main characters.

stop going on topic or I'll have you put on post approval

Stickymayhem wrote:

Nabski wrote:No I want to talk about raising steam.

I enjoyed his move towards the industrial revolution milestones with going postal and these. They tended to feel like guard's novels but avoiding using the guard as the main characters.

stop going on topic or I'll have you put on post approval

I'm sorry this was not in the spirit of the hut you may go as off topic as you like this is a free hut thread with unlimited potential

terranaut wrote:

Nabski wrote:No I want to talk about raising steam.

I enjoyed his move towards the industrial revolution milestones with going postal and these. They tended to feel like guard's novels but avoiding using the guard as the main characters.

sir this thread is about beekeeping

I recently got slightly interested in Beekeeping. I found out that my grandfather picked up an interest in it the year or two before he died back in the 90's and all the stuff has just been sitting in a shed since then. I think the next time I move I'm going to go take a trip and get it.

Nabski wrote:

terranaut wrote:

Nabski wrote:No I want to talk about raising steam.

I enjoyed his move towards the industrial revolution milestones with going postal and these. They tended to feel like guard's novels but avoiding using the guard as the main characters.

sir this thread is about beekeeping

I recently got slightly interested in Beekeeping. I found out that my grandfather picked up an interest in it the year or two before he died back in the 90's and all the stuff has just been sitting in a shed since then. I think the next time I move I'm going to go take a trip and get it.

That sounds really cool, you should make a seperate thread then because I'll have forgotten about this one by then and I'm interested in seeing how that goes

haha sticky dumb, once the pollination problem rises the market will provide new genetically engineered polynating insects, do your job and invest into genetech

BEGONE, FOUL NECROMANCER

Nabski wrote:No I want to talk about raising steam.

I enjoyed his move towards the industrial revolution milestones with going postal and these. They tended to feel like guard's novels but avoiding using the guard as the main characters.

The Moist Von Lipwig novels were supposed to depict the industrialisation of Ankh-morpork but he could only had time to write three of them. The one after the last book (forgot the name) would have been either a guards or rincewind one, then more of the industrialisation. Sad that Pratchett will never get to finish them now. (And that he won't get to write any more long earth books but I don't think anyone cared much about those)