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2018-02-11 04:54
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binaryflat
photography
2019-01-08 00:17
RE: Charlie's Road [Where I spent my childhood]
I very much did enjoy. Somehow looking back, it is a double edged sword. I can't seem to find home now. But I am still looking. "Stay Golden."
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steemit
2018-12-21 23:37
RE: Did anyone's "followers" numbers go up almost a hundred points for a couple of days?
Lol, One day my vote was worth over 200,000. Sweet! I voted for myself. Tsk. Didn't work.
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contest
2018-12-19 04:25
RE: The Best of Your Quotes Contest: 12 SBi Shares for the Winners + 1 Month Exposure !
"I am not what I used to be, and I never was."
binaryflat
politics
2018-12-06 03:44
RE: Banned Book: The Phoenix Program, by Douglas Valentine
Я сразу смазал карту будня, плеснувши краску из стакана; я показал на блюде студня косые скулы океана. На чешуе жестяной рыбы прочел я зовы новых губ. А вы ноктюрн сыграть могли бы на флейте водосточных
binaryflat
money
2018-12-04 17:49
RE: Have You Ever Wondered Who Owns the Internal Revenue Service (IRS)?
You got that right. I started looking into the Matrix about a year ago. It was a nightmare that woke me up. I dreamt that the Government is using Psyops against its own citizens. I started researching,
binaryflat
homesteading
2018-12-04 01:39
RE: First load of pallets
I have found that they are perfect for window, and door trim (if you don't mind rusticity). I like it when the slats are close together. I use a few now as temp door stoops. Some I have found have full
binaryflat
homesteading
2018-12-04 01:01
RE: Fall Cleanup In The Food Forest (Chop and Drop, Wood Chips)
Keep up the good work. Using Nature's resources is smarter than smart water :)
binaryflat
homesteading
2018-12-04 00:58
RE: First load of pallets
I have found pallets to be very useful. I had a bunch sitting around after a project. I cut them up and burned them as firewood. Pallet wood can be very unique, and beautiful for construction projects.
binaryflat
money
2018-11-30 18:21
RE: The Federal Reserve Note is a Ponzi Scheme
All this stuff is so simple, yet it boggles the mind. Well, it boggles my mind. Thanks for helping to expose the insanity!
binaryflat
council
2018-11-30 17:35
RE: @Council Upvoting Authors with Good Content. Sponsored by @Yehey [ Witness ]. 11/30/2018 00:00:13 Reports
Thank you!
binaryflat
politics
2018-11-30 01:20
RE: Banned Book: The Phoenix Program, by Douglas Valentine
Any book that has been banned, is probably worth reading. I hope you get something out of it. Let me know what you think about it. Thanks!
binaryflat
gardening
2018-11-21 15:33
RE: From Gamer to Gardener: Part 1
Nice post! That growing tower looks very futuristic, I like it! You inspire me to try something different in the future. It is good to rethink methods of growing food.
binaryflat
earthdeeds
2018-11-21 03:15
RE: Water Collection System for the Meadows & Makers Challenge and Earthdeeds
Simplicity is the best thing most of the time. I have one rain barrel to water the garden that just sits out in the open, and it still stays nearly full. Well this summer it did. For drinking and washing
binaryflat
homesteading
2018-11-19 17:47
RE: Pulling Out A Stump With A Come-Along
That sounds like a good method. I was thinking about trying to burn em out. Someone said make a burn barrel. Cut both ends out. Sit it around stump, and burn your burn barrel as usual. That might be worth
binaryflat
homesteading
2018-11-18 19:39
RE: Pulling Out A Stump With A Come-Along
Thank you very much! I am honored.
binaryflat
diy
2018-11-18 16:58
RE: none
Good post! I put a metal roof on my cabin about a year ago, and I know exactly what you mean about the welders shades. The reflection from the shiny metal made me think I was in a solar oven. A few years
binaryflat
diy
2018-11-18 16:42
RE: What is wrong with this picture?
Really nice beer holder in the shower Dude! A lot of people would not have noticed the buck teeth, but if they did, they would "certainly" bother you after a while (I would probably lose sleep
binaryflat
homesteading
2018-11-18 16:10
RE: Pulling Out A Stump With A Come-Along
You indeed were lucky, indeed, to find a grinder and then sell it for more. Good job! I have considered renting a stump grinder. I don't have too many stumps to remove (maybe 10). It could probably be
binaryflat
diy
2018-11-12 11:22
RE: Building A Simple Deck: Cost $200, and 6 Hours of My Own (Leisurely) Labor
Thank you! This deck is really simple, and hard to mess up. I am not really a handy man either, but most of my projects turn out pretty good. My cabin is really small, so I use the outdoors as my living
binaryflat
macrophotography
2018-06-15 14:39
RE: Black Widow: with egg sac
I agree. They are beautiful, and pretty docile. I don't like having too many of them in my living area, however. Every time I flip over outdoor furniture, or a board, I see one. This one was not going
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