Wignatia :womenkitchen: / is on Nostr

Texikaner tardwife, chicken-respecter, nice church lady ☦︎ that says nigger

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2024-08-18 23:47:25

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I expect when the long-awaited crash occurs prices will "soften" as they did in 2000 and 2009-2012. Either that, or some kind of very ugly hard reset will happen that renders this entire discussion moot.

2024-08-18 01:49:06

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that is SOME jew-fro

2024-08-18 00:27:44

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sorry mein borther, but we are not divided anywhere near enough
edited to clarify: yankee carpetbaggers are people who moved here to Texas because they shit up the place where they were from, and they refuse to go home. they claim this IS their home, merely on their say-so. my ancestors were slaughtered by Indians and Mexicans to settle Texas, and I think my feeling of home is superior to theirs. if they would LEAVE, this conversation would not be necessary

2024-07-08 01:56:44

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>rake out the whole bed and chuck it in a bin and spread a fresh carpet of pine?
I only rake out the top layer that's crusted, and only a few times a year. I leave several inches at all times. All kinds of bugs grow in there and the chiggs love to dig and turn it over. Free protein! Flies are gross, but their larvae is more free chiggen feed. When it gets really smelly in there is when I do it. Probably go through 6 bales of pine shavings a year. I am not all fussy about keeping my coop clean though. The main thing is ventilation and not overcrowding. There is NO keeping anything clean around chiggens.

2024-07-08 00:55:42

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You cannot train chiggs to do much that is outside their instinct. I've seen all kinds of setups to collect poop. People hang tarps under the roost and shake it off. Too much work for me. I have a dirt floor coop with a very thick layer of pine shavings on top. When it forms a crust, I muck it out with a rake and put it in a bin to cure. I keep it moist. I used to just put it on my regular compost but now it has a dedicated bin.

2024-07-06 21:30:32

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I worked at a nice yuppie restaurant in the early 90s that hosted lots of private parties. The local Mary Kay bigwigs always held their awards dinners there. It was chonky wammans in powersuits with Tootsie glasses and everyone cried a lot and they all hugged me, the waitress. But they were pretty easy to deal with unlike most gatherings of wamman.

2024-07-04 16:14:52

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I have not had good experiences with midwit normies lately, and I am surrounded by them everywhere I go. Even my in-laws, very good people who produced my husband, are boomer consoomer foxnews normies. I just can't even with people.

2024-07-04 16:01:16

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I worked at the Waffle House in the 80s when it came out. It is imprinted in my mind and I am not grateful. The funny thing is, I was a dumbass college chick libtard at the time, and I hated amerikwa for "imperialism" etc. Now I've come all the way across the spectrum to ... hating what amerikwa has done to the world. Life is long.

2024-06-19 19:00:01

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It's not easy to articulate why it feels so much better to be around only white people, this is a good summary.
I drill this down further to being around the endangered and soon to be extinct founding stock WASP. Almost everything is communicated via very subtle signals that are basically impossible for outsiders to learn, with no emotions being overtly displayed. Even the Scots-Irish seem hysterical and maudlin and lacking in proper order by comparison.

2024-06-14 16:47:07

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The Western Rite of Orthodoxy is small compared to the rest of Orthodoxy in America, and this prayer book isn't used by most Orthodox, no. It contains the Liturgy of St Tikhon, which is a theologically corrected version of the old Anglican Liturgy we used when I was growing up. Other Western Rite churches use the Liturgy of St Gregory, which is the old Roman Rite. The St Ambrose Prayer Book contains that Liturgy and more Orthodox-ized western prayers, including the Rosary and devotions to the Theotokos.

2024-06-14 16:38:23

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The Book of Common Prayer, theologically corrected and conformed to Orthodoxy, is used in Western Rite Orthodox churches. As is the Monastic Breviary.