
pseudo
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- Comment on Better late than never. 1 week ago:
But are you doing that seated? This machine bring an added confort.
- Comment on Better late than never. 1 week ago:
Which is heavier? Idk think I have ever see a read oak. It doesn grow naturally were I am. But it looks like a pretty tree.
- Comment on Better late than never. 2 weeks ago:
Yes and a good use or such pine trees that are unfortunatly use in other places to replace forest with trees fields like it was the same things.
Fortunatly that has happened near my home yet but what I hear about l’Ouest is assez inquiétant.
- Comment on Better late than never. 2 weeks ago:
I won’t say. I’m not educated on the sudject. I just know that Louis the XIV infamously used up all the oak for it military ambition, that and all the country money and that today there is no oak older that 200 years old because of him specifically. That’s the extend of my knowledge on the subject.
- Comment on Better late than never. 2 weeks ago:
I’ve got a sofa where, if you sits long enough, you move to the futur. You have to be patient though if you want a big time lapse.
- Comment on Better late than never. 2 weeks ago:
TIL.
France also has more forest that ever in recorded history but most of them are exploited, the number of tree or the surface of the forest isn’t a metric for richness weither in biodiversity or in material quality. Let hope our ruler realised that and give the forest the very-long term strategy and forward planning it needs to thrive.
- Comment on Better late than never. 2 weeks ago:
Yes, I did take a estimation that centuries of growth that hadn’t happened yet won’t happened for the two months and three days we have left for 2027. It is an estimation rather than a fact but I’m confident in it and will stick by it.
- Comment on Better late than never. 2 weeks ago:
Smart Danes. You never know when your country will need timber in large quantity. Back then, France king used up all our oaks to fail in naval wars. In 2027, our oak population still haven’t recovered.
Meanwhile Finnish forest are gueting destroyed for data center… *sight*
- Comment on When life gives you lemons, overthrow the government 5 weeks ago:
Is the picture recent? That man seems to modern-western-world conventionally handsome to be drawn by a ancient Chinese artist.