You're speaking to one right now. Vegan here, speaking/checking in. **** you for making light of animal murder. Really not cool man...how would you like it if I joked about murdering your dog?
Are you retarded? He would indeed be cutting a live tree if he is a logger. You are arguing facts with ignorance. This is in fact a bloodwood tree. That is in fact it's sap. The tree is in fact solid through and through. There are in fact no raccoons present. You are in fact, comparable in intelligence to aforementioned tree.
The best bit is that they're not speculations, he just lists random **** and before going into why it's a conspiracy, brings up something else. Shpiders!
I'm fairly certain profiles get banned after a certain amount of downvotes. Even if they don't, having 50 pages of comments at -80 thumbs visible on his profile makes it a lot easier for other people to discern whether or not he's a troll.
If you let trolls run amok someone will eventually take their ideas seriously. The last thing we need is more idiots on this site.
Oh come on, you're not even trying. Imitating a rage-hard vegan from tumblr while using proper casing? try "HOW ******* DARE YOU MAKE LIGHT OF KILLING INNOCENT ANIMALS YOU ******* CISHET ASSHOLE-" and so on. You gotta capture the essence. also, too docile. It's gotta be "I hope your ******* dog gets run over!!" and the like.
im guessing you dont know about the "bleeding" tree's.. not sure how, or what they are actually called, but it is a tree, and the "blood" we see, is the stuff it produces, or sap if you will....
No it couldn't,
The sweet taste of maple sap is specific to maple trees because of how they prepare themselves for winter, other trees do not do it, they do not get sweet sap.
B-b-b-but no.
It can't. There is no "might", it can't.
Trees don't maintain those kinds of sugar levels, it isn't sustainable to regular growth. It doesn't make sense for any tree to do it except for the sake of cold winters, which none of these bloodwoods experience.
Stihl farm boss, not terribly fuel efficient, somewhat temperamental, and they use a lot of lube, but they are fairly powerful and difficult to gum up to the point that they will stop operating, especially if you keep the chain lube reservoir topped off.