Nice crossposting bro.
Good photos, fill out the interest, write something positiv in your bio, change the age to 18-55+.
General conclusion on this redpilled alpha male and a hero?
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Is that Kazschinsky?
He is a schizo and criminal.
His ideas are retarded. His criticism is valid in certain points but retarded in general. And he didn't give the new paradigm to live in or failed to convince that he has one which is better. I don't ke his primitivism.
t.read his manifesto because of deus ex game
Do you have a garden?
Is it common to have gardens in your country?
What are people growing there?
Here most people have one, except for those living in big cities.
Growing food became very unpopular in the last 30 years but now is slightly raising in popularity among young German families.
People in cities can also rent mini gardens, called "Schrebergarten".
I grew up in a house with a big garden and I want to have one in future again.
In this thread I will just talk about plants and trees that I have always loved and want to live with again.
Pic 1 is a sweet chestnut tree.
Sweet chestnut trees are native to warm areas around the Black and the Mediterranean sea and their fruits were eaten in the Caucasus already in prehistoric times.
Later, the romans cultivated them all around their empire for the food with the very high nutrients and wood, and they even brought the sweet chestnut to the warm areas of south Germany around the Rhine river, where I grew up.
The fruits have a sweet and elegant flavour, they can be roasted, cooked, made to flour for bread and even sweets like sweet chestnut cream.
Pic 2 is how the chestnuts look when they fall down and are ready to be harvested.
Children love to go outsides to take them home. We have entire forests made of sweet chestnut trees in south-west Germany which even was the main resource for food at some point in the past for the poor people.
If you have ever smelled fresh roasted sweet chestnuts on a cold winter day or the dark honey that bees make from their blossoms, you know why I love them so much.
Since the climate is getting warmer, Germany is considering to replace many of our spruce forests with chestnut forests, because the sweet chestnut loves the hot and dry weather.
Pic 3 is a quince tree.
They don't need much to survive and they like the German climate, hence they are (or were) very common in our gardens. The trees don't grow much taller than 3 meters and yet it easily produces up to 50 kilograms of fruit, once they are grown up.
The fruits are rather hard so they need to be made into jam, jelly or juice.
Personally, I love the fresh pressed quince juice the most.
My grandparents planted a quince tree for me when I was born, maybe that's why I feel so close to it. My grandma used to make super tasty cookies out of them for Christmas.
RIP grandma.
I would like read a good blog again.
Not about any specific topic, just an interesting person writing about stuff that is happening in their life.
Does that still exist?
Any recommendations for any blogs at all?
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And how did you find out you were good at it? Do you enjoy it?
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Very good with (house)plants and vegetables. I started by planting some chili seeds a few years ago, now I have about 150 plants and sell the propagated plants for quite good money. Also finishing studies in horticultural phytotechnology soon. Plants pretty much turned my life around when I was at a bad place in my early twenties and I hope to earn an earnest living with it.
I somehow cant keep carnivores alive but I have quite a few trees that are becoming bonsai and are in various stages of training and some are getting there. Nothing older than 16 years though. I really love seeing them develop and how different that development can be. Two seeds from the same tree, planted at the same time can vary in growing behavior so much it is insane. Also most of them were dug up or the seeds were collected at special places to me, like from my dead grandmas garden/the garden I grew up in/vacations etc, so Im quite fond of them. Best hobby there is imo, but especially in the summer they need daily care and you will make mistakes as a beginner and kill some. Thats how it goes with plants.
I do have a few orchids as well. Mostly Bulbophyllum kept in a terrarium. Still getting the hang on them but giving tricky ones the right care and getting them to bloom is very rewarding.
Tomorrow i have a pre-date phone call. What should i answer, if she ask me why I'm a NEET?
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My father is a giant beta simp or whatever you call it.
Everyday I hear him getting screamed at. When they sit at the dinner table he never gets to say anything. She is constantly bombarding him with her problems and gossip.
And even if he says something she is either gonna shit on it or change the subject instantly.
They both have playing instruments as a hobby but she always tells him that he sucks and that even her students (she gives music classes) say that he sucks. But he doesn't react at all to that.
And when I dare to give her some contra he turns on me. She just whines to him for days and I am the problem suddenly.
What a fucking loser. So sad..
I would rather be alone than to deal with that life. But his motto is "You have to make compromises or you will stay alone" and he doesn't realize that he is the only one compromising.
At first I though this is a girl singing, but after 10 repeats and finally looking into the video I found out the horrible truth.
Guess with that look and voice he has more pussy in a month than me on the whole life, past and future
I like how lively this place has become lately.
Feels very good. I am proud of you!
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I'm not a nazzi, thankfully. NS on the other hand looks promising.
Yep, they were. But me not nazzi no no. Me citizen of the world. But on the place of that Germ, I would have defended my historical heritage more eagerly. For him, nazi did nothing 'rong. Did nazzi destroyed Berling and German honor? No no, it were Ausländer! You see?
ib4: what about Stalin?
Add me on lichess
t.hanks
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Do you think so? On Russia even small restos can afford good looking inner design. I believe even that their main income goes from these people who goes there to eat on lunch when there is some discount on dishes specific.
I found some photos of the place I've been visiting on Google:
https://www.google.com/maps/uv?pb=!1s0x4696259456a37321%3A0xc810f2dd06abd6ea!3m1!7e115!4shttps%3A%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipOJM3wGFrfhlOdoTHIYzITMOAoCi7csdqFi9Gxe%3Dw260-h175-n-k-no!5z0LfQstC10LfQtNC90LDRjyAtIEdvb2dsZSBTZWFyY2g!15sCgIgAQ&imagekey=!1e10!2sAF1QipOJM3wGFrfhlOdoTHIYzITMOAoCi7csdqFi9Gxe&hl=en
Both Catholic and Orthodox follow Sacred Tradition, and to some extent also Anglican and Lutheran, though they don't like to admit it. But didn't Jesus explicitly speak out against tradition, especially if it breaks the commandments?
“Why do Your disciples transgress the tradition of the elders? For they do not wash their hands when they eat bread.”
He answered and said to them, “Why do you also transgress the commandment of God because of your tradition? For God commanded, saying, ‘Honor your father and your mother’; and, ‘He who curses father or mother, let him be put to death.’ But you say, ‘Whoever says to his father or mother, “Whatever profit you might have received from me is a gift to God”— then he need not honor his father or mother.’ Thus you have made the commandment of God of no effect by your tradition. Hypocrites! Well did Isaiah prophesy about you, saying:
‘These people draw near to Me with their mouth,
And honor Me with their lips,
But their heart is far from Me.
And in vain they worship Me,
Teaching as doctrines the commandments of men.’ ”
Mat 15:2-9
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