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>>19038
Probably because I communicated poorly, I think you are misunderstanding. I'm not the anon who brought up /pol/ stuff.  I was saying I maybe should not have engaged with that anon, as it led to an argument of sorts and forced you to delete something.

>>19012
I dried some mint and put it in a jar, but I must not have dried it properly because it got moldy. I threw it all away—I'm so bummed.

>>19208
I would recommend either an air fryer, or a dedicated dehydrator. If they can dehydrate banans sufficiently for them not to spoil afterwards, then surely they can dry something much easier like mint?

>>19207
I'm not sure what I'll do with it.  If I make a new handle, I don't know if I'd want to do it with stabilized/rot resistant wood or whatever my investigation turns up as the original material. I defiantly need to do some work on the rust before I do anything else.  I already washed it and did some scrubbing before oiling it today.  There is some heavy pitting and active rust near the end of the blade where it had been resting on the frequently wet floor of a more or less neglected shop I was helping clean up.  I might need to try electrolysis or a chemical rust remover. If I get it cleaned up enough, I should be able to tell if this has a forge welded edge or if it is monolithic.  I can't complain about the condition though, I asked if I could have it and received it for free. 

I did find some markings on the blade after posting, but they are berry faint. Unfortunately, the maker's stamps are under the dents from vice teeth you might notice on the blade in the first photo. These dents indicate it is relatively soft, making me wonder if this knife is made of low carbon steel or wrought iron with a welded in/on edge or some sort of differential hardening. Anyway, there is what looks like a number six, which I assume is a model or size number, over a football-shaped logo with lettering inside it following along the top and bottom of the the "football".  I couldn't get it to show up in pictures and can onl

>>19207
I forgot to say good luck with your restorations.

>>19209
Usually I just put my plants on a clay and let it dry slowly in a dark room. I guess I was kinda impatient to put it in the jar this time :(

>>19199
They sell cotton balls in giant-sized now I see.
:celebrate:

I took the time to sharpen on old pair of shears today.  While working, I listened to a bit of music and had a beer.  Perhaps it sounds silly, but I had a nice time.

>>19168
Sounds nice anon, glad you had a good time.
But did you took care of your pets to?

>>19169
???

>>19171

Don't play coy with us pet hitman! lol

I assume a missunderstanding, these boards are a little slow but there are in fact multiple posters in this thread.

>>19171
Damn I thought you've posted in the comfy animal bread, this is why I asked about your pets xD

Just wondering the thread went from the last autumn, it was kind of a slow one.
Usually they are closed around 400 replies but I'm sure we can make it last 'till winter :)

Wasn't able to make much of a garden this year for a number of reasons. I made a little late patch, mostly just for the enjoyment of watching things grow. I don't know if it'll produce anything but if frost is as delayed as the onset of cooler weather was then I've got a chance. The sunflowers at least will bloom.
>>19136
Maybe you have just really good soil that suits them.

>>19136
I hope whatever habbens with your garden brings you pleasure, early frost or not. I ought to grow sunflowers next year. I never have. 
>Maybe you have just really good soil that suits them.
According to the seed packet, they were supposed to only be 18"-24" tall, but that berry well could be the case.  They are growing in bretty much pure compost.

>>19136
Wow that's yuge. The blossoms look kinda like daisies to me.

>>19151
Larger varieties can get to ten or so feet tall. Cosmos is a genus under the same family as daisies, Asteraceae, thus the similar flowers.

>>19152
TY, Anon.

>>18770
Heh, lol.

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>>18745
> A poem of my own from long ago.

Your writing has life, do not censor it.

>>18796
>Your writing has life
If'n you say so, anon.

>>16901 (OP) 

What pain does madness inflict the sane,
which the world does not thus, already do?
the mad go 'round wearing smiles,
brother, pray tell, why can't you too?

what bliss it is to see the world,
through lens of pink and purple and blue,
but greys the beauty, mind and reason,
pray tell, why can't you let go of them too?

come and join the merry dance,
of men whom were born anew,
for madness is it's own creed,

This isn't exactly a poem, hopefully lyrics are okay. 

>>19132
My Arms, Your Hearse

A morning in magenta,
The petals fed from the dew.
She held her breath for a moment,
To pause off the stream.

Still clinging to vast, old memories.
And I wood marvel at her beauty,
Playing through the rain.
The coffin is beautifully engraved.

>>18231
I can't say this is something I wood generally listen to, but it was an interesting change of pace.

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Sometimes, I just feel like listening to something ridiculous to cheer me up. This album bretty much always makes me feel better.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idHrspOERq0

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It has been quite a while since I have been here. Always nice to come back eberry once in a while. This is a lovely little song that I listen to a lot, it makes me sad, but it's comforting. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4qPyhQPFl0

Sincerely, the Giles Corey and Yegor Letov anon.

>>19110
That's a nice song anon.

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Since I'm now a couple of hours into autumn, here is my favorite seasonally themed song. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMcouHmoApU / https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=nMcouHmoApU

My Arms, Your Hearse is a ghost story concept album about a man haunting his wife as he struggles to come to terms with what has habbened to him. The songs also progress through the seasons as the album goes on. Demon of the Fall (wordplay here) is, perhaps obviously I suppose , the song corresponding with autumn. Interestingly, the entire album's lyrics read as connected series of poems, or maybe as one long poem, with each song's ending lyrics being the name of the next song.  Oddly, even the instrumental tracks have poems associated with them and the final track's poem loops back to the poem for the prologue.    

I didn't see the original version of the album, but the remaster was on YouTube. I'd say its worth a listen, even if the song above was not realy to your liking.  There is a lot of variety in the album, and Åkerfeldt's voice isin my opinion anyway beautiful throughout. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIjEs1wF

>>19072
I won't further spoil anything, but I hope you enjoy or perhaps enjoyed it.
>I could use some cheering up rn.
I hope this helped.

>>19072
Also, sorry if the sad song was unpleasant if you were feeling down.  I find that sort of thing soothing in its own way though.

>>19078
Not at all. Thank you for your concern, Anon.  :)

>>19129
Lol. Pretty wild for the kot, I imagine.  :D

>>19059
That is an interesting assortment of appliances.

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>>19060
I like that almost eberrything matches.  Here's another comfy interior for the thread.

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>>19077
That was quite the apartment.

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>>19081
I didn't know that was an advertisement. Berry cool and cozy! Thank you anon.