Pallets in fields

[k0ua]

Yeah, or like the guy I knew who let a fart just as he stepped out of a crowded elevator and the doors were closing on a hot August day...

"that's not right"

Kinda like chunky milk and carpet showers.

 

[robbyr]

Yeah, or like the guy I knew who let a fart just as he stepped out of a crowded elevator and the doors were closing on a hot August day...

Or when your alone on a grocery aisle then folks come down that aisle so you go to the next and listen.

 

[airbiscuit]

Yeah, or like the guy I knew who let a fart just as he stepped out of a crowded elevator and the doors were closing on a hot August day...

'That's gonna itch when it dries."

 

[Jstpssng]

Just make sure it's actually RECYCLED, not just re-used. While re-use is higher up the chain than recycle*. it's not for everything...

The Golden Rule is:

1. REDUCE
2. REUSE
3. RECYCLE

Or something that recycles TP! That's the way of the future. Recycling!

That's all well and good, just remember the poor SOB who has to go retrieve all of that used toilet paper.

 

[Wagtail]

That's all well and good, just remember the poor SOB who has to go retrieve all of that used toilet paper.

Used to be a job in the past only for urine... tanneries would collect your 'overnight' pot. Unsure about them using any 'nightsoil' in the leather tanning process, but they definitely used (and payed for) urine.

We also had the 'Dunnyman' who would collect from the outhouses (a 'dunny') on a regular rounds.

 

[fruitcakesa]

Recycle urine by dumping it on your compost pile, free nitrogen fertilizer

 

[k0ua]

Used to be a job in the past only for urine... tanneries would collect your 'overnight' pot. Unsure about them using any 'nightsoil' in the leather tanning process, but they definitely used (and payed for) urine.

We also had the 'Dunnyman' who would collect from the outhouses (a 'dunny') on a regular rounds.

Leather tanning, yes, and it can also be used with other ingredients in a process to make nitrates, one of the 3 ingredients to black powder. Potassium nitrate. You have to boil the "nightsoil" to skim off nitrates too. Can you imagine a big boiling cauldron of "nightsoil"? For those of you just itching to make your own black powder, be advised the process is fraught with danger and it takes a lot of "the stuff" to make what you want, and don't forget the sulphur and the charcoal. Then the "corning" process to make really good black powder is not super easy either. Every step along the way is either unpleasant or dangerous or both.

 

[woodlandfarms]

A few friends stopped by to help me with house repair during shared time off

 

[Jstpssng]

^^^^^^

Uh... Yeah. All that I can say is that you have some really, really good friends.

 

[robbyr]

A few friends stopped by to help me with house repair during shared time off

Probably required a tractor to stack those pallets that high? Should've just used tractor as scaffold.