choke_this
Choke

I recommend them highly...a few minutes per year pruning and mulching is all there is to it.
If you plant a 4-5ft whip sapling, expect first real harvest after 3 years - 30-40 pears per tree, maybe 20# of fruit per tree, after 5 years 50# per tree...8 hours direct sun is best but they will still produce with 5 minimum
Very low maintenance for fruit trees...might need some fungicide if you have cedars nearby for fireblight (about the only thing they are susceptible to)

2026-04-21 13:25:53 UTC

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USDA 7b
All the pears are disease and pest resistant (birds are the biggest pest) all need 300-400 chill hours (<40F)
Easiest: Shenseiki -- self fertile, earliest production (late July-August) and heavy producer...storage they are good for about 2-3 weeks in the fridge
Tastiest: Hosui -- soft texture and very sweet honey flavor, stores about a month as well -- best planted with another variety for bigger fruit and larger yeild, but partially self-fertile...late Aug
best storage: Shinko (2 months+) late September harvest, firmer texture...really wants a co-polinator of a different variety -- one of mine bloomed way before anything else and has basically no fruit this year

2026-04-20 15:38:22 UTC

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I loved the organ...in person it is just as overpowering and reverberates in your chest, like a rocket launch

2026-04-20 02:40:22 UTC

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Never had to dip the nose...we usually try to find the best altitude for spraying and just go straight as much as possible. G-23 Paxilon Hydrochlorate is the most challenging to get optimal dispersion with, especially when the jetstream dips south of Canada. 👍

2026-04-19 12:17:39 UTC

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Lets go!!!

2026-04-19 11:55:30 UTC

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in the photo is a Yak-52

2026-04-19 11:55:09 UTC

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Mooney Ovation

2026-04-19 11:36:59 UTC

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oh that's a Yak-52, Russian trainer (Russian version of an AT-6 Texan)...its for sale!

2026-04-19 11:27:51 UTC

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same plane you flew...actually needs new paint, she's down to bare skin in places...new prop for a few reaons:
- overhaul due on old prop
- front main seal replacement on engine (requires removing prop anyway)
- uprating the engine from 2500 to 2700 RPM and +30hp (new prop is rated to higher RPM since it has swept tips, the onset of supersonic shockwaves is delayed to a higher mach number - enabling the higher speed)
- the end goal: shorter takeoff performance (especially summer), climb rate, and cruise speed
Everything is a tradeoff - I could have gone with thicker blades that have more thrust for even better takeoff and climb performance, but I went with a thinner, highly swept blade optimised for high speed cruise.

2026-04-19 01:56:50 UTC

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yeah, some nice houses there and 10 acre lots

2026-04-19 01:31:44 UTC

My thoughts: "The prop costs more than my car. I hope they use a well fitted crate to protect it in transit to avoid shipping damage. I also like my life."
Mfg: "Oh don't worry; it ships using the latest in logistical technology. The days of those heavy, old-fashioned wooden crates are over." Yes, indeed. It came in a box...made of cardboard. (It was sturdy though, I'll give them that)
https://blossom.primal.net/48737ff18ea6d57abae1bf8d57e4143b5f4ba771e6e0c37f982396d74993d5d2.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/bfdd347bd06ded9b3f844b641636d12afd0170f4bda447a3ca2384de75ebd627.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/666596aeaae58dac60ad0499a0c348944afa123b9c8d4248c2bf86669aa5bad3.jpg

2026-04-16 11:13:45 UTC

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vineyard doge taking a break from guarding the grapes?

2026-04-15 23:48:52 UTC

#memestr
https://blossom.primal.net/c534923ba1f1b0dc97800cf8944d482cf2b4888c8d1461492831b3bc4a816fe6.jpg

2026-04-15 14:59:14 UTC

homemade carnivore-ish icecream:
heavy cream
egg yolks
bone marrow
browned butter
honey
to me it was delicious -- fiat food wife said awful...I guess don't try this without healing your tastebuds first
https://blossom.primal.net/52073e395da83bb6ea637bf460a83425e3b98b0e72d85d62888cda387a1609d7.jpg

2026-04-15 11:22:51 UTC

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Yes, we must, as individuals. I can't change much in the world: the biggest results come from changing myself. Find people with similar values and talk, scheme, and trade.
https://russellwalter.substack.com/p/chestertons-microscope?hl=en-US

2026-04-14 13:20:25 UTC

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poodles aren't rainbow, they're awesome bird dogs....pitbulls are rainbow dogs

2026-04-14 13:08:26 UTC

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nice

2026-04-14 00:39:37 UTC

whoa training at the eldest's football practice...4 mo old, the rebellious phase is starting
https://blossom.primal.net/b2d4529044931e2af4cd884688bcb7c92dc55805a81eb94222e1b9d1b1492098.jpg

2026-04-13 20:18:45 UTC

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while generalizations can be useful, if you are setting up mesh networks and being stalked by feds, you are not the neurotypical female...but I'm sure you already knew that

2026-04-13 00:08:26 UTC

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Well you need to give more context -- the 20 something me found it sus, the 40 something me doesn't. How old is the dude, what's he doing, what is he dressed like, why is he attractive to you. Without that I just make generic assumptions that probably aren't accurate.

2026-04-12 22:47:33 UTC

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yeah it is kinda sus to just cold approach like that...you need a little more to connect with first

2026-04-12 21:22:36 UTC

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variety?

2026-04-12 20:59:11 UTC

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I think he was just startled at how he walked on the moon in 1970, and people in the 21st century think the Earth is flat...kind of like waking up in Idiocracy.

2026-04-12 11:43:34 UTC

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and yet, after this happened to him, he doesn't bother to read a book and learn: money lent to a bank is no longer yours -- it is the bank's money and you are now a creditor. Does no one even remember Iceland, or Cyprus in 2012?

2026-04-11 00:49:16 UTC

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https://alwaysthehorizon.substack.com/p/urban-bugmen-and-ai-model-collapse

2026-04-11 00:07:22 UTC

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TLDR: many people under 40 (especially urban) experienced much of their life online and didn't do as much as Gen X as far as doing real, physical things in the physical world. They don't have as firm of a grip on what is real and what isn't (similar to AI model collapse)

2026-04-10 23:52:47 UTC

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unfortunate that Mossad and 50c Army demoralization psyops are so effective these days...there is an explaination of why that is though:
https://fountain.fm/episode/u3IM02oGWXhPNQRDKkcC

2026-04-10 23:42:02 UTC

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He's technically correct, they were still in Earth orbit, just a highly eccentric orbit that went into the Moon's SOI
https://blossom.primal.net/da121eacd72ea27d0cec38e5e440dc97ef54c70ad4b3e2af7e03c105912c3192.jpg

2026-04-10 23:24:02 UTC

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OK...where did you think they were going, Mars?

2026-04-07 19:22:46 UTC

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jeez maybe in California...

2026-04-07 00:09:11 UTC

Puppy's first flight
https://blossom.primal.net/9edccfc7af186528f84759254ea84ce669acb6cb61af959bf667b700c287dab2.jpg

2026-04-05 20:13:35 UTC

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I had a similar experience last month

2026-04-02 13:39:30 UTC

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NASA budget: $25 billion
Welfare budget: $4 TRILLION ($4,000 billion)
So NASA spent 0.625% of what could have gone to more lazy people sitting around.
I'd rather pay for 4 people to go to the moon.
Can we just keep NASA and kill welfare?

2026-03-30 11:29:10 UTC

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What do you get trading cow shit for buffalo or dog shit? Just use the shit you already have. #Forex

2026-03-29 16:20:59 UTC

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Nice, I just started a new puppy myself...coming to the end of the basic training window now at 15 weeks though...moving into the rebellious stage soon

2026-03-29 14:47:44 UTC

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all our brains try to do it (emotional response)...being able to passively observe your own brain trying to do it and tell itself a good story about 'why' is the key to unlocking truth...which most people never do, and go through life as slightly more intelligent chimps responding to their environment...I am not judging that as inferior or bad, any more than I think a hurricane is bad...its just nature, and something I failed to see clearly until I got some age and wisdom

2026-03-29 14:31:26 UTC

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Yes be honest with people when appropriate, but I've learned not to be honest or logical, in some situations. Yes, my professional peers can tolorate some brutal honesty (usually).
In the wider world, that can be dangerous, especially if you are forced into an interaction. Many people in the world, perhaps the majority, are controlled by emotional impulses -- though most of those people are usually low in real status and power (but they can be physically dangerous), the exceptions to that rule can be an expensive problem (in time and/or money).

2026-03-29 13:56:51 UTC

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There is a specific type of person that I've found I can reach on bitcoin. I have gotten about a dozen in the last 2 years.
I think we will get to maybe 0.1% of people with western levels of wealth in self custody bitcoin, the rest will slowly transition to another slave system that is recollaterlized by bitcoin (financial instrunents like STRC).
Just like in The Matrix, most people would die if they are unplugged from it. Only a small percentage of people want it.
The reality is most people are afraid of being free,( and afraid of becoming wealthy even). They just sabotage themselves subconciously.
Like it or not, the losses must be realized and most people, probably 95% of the population, necessarily will have to be left behind holding the bag.

2026-03-29 13:40:44 UTC

"You must adopt the mindset of an architect navigating a world of toddlers. You do not ask the toddlers for permission to build. You do not explain the load-bearing capacity of the pillars to them. You give them a toy to distract them, and you pour the concrete while they are looking the other way.
This is the ultimate application of Schopenhauer's philosophy. You accept the world exactly as it is—dominated by irrationality, driven by emotion, and hostile to truth. You do not complain about it. You do not try to fix it. You exploit it.
When you know that people operate on ego, you use their ego to steer them. When you know they are blind to logic, you use their emotions to guide them. When you know they are starved for validation, you feed them just enough to keep them compliant.
You become the invisible hand. They think they are making the decisions; they think they are in control. But every choice they make is within the parameters you silently constructed. This is the transition from intelligence to power.
Intelligence is knowing you are right. Power is not caring if they know it. Intelligence is winning the argument. Power is winning the objective while they think they won the argument."
AI narration but good content
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4TspV1odsXo

2026-03-29 12:59:31 UTC

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True some are, but buy/borrow/die works great with bitcoin and is availabe to almost everyone in the US.

2026-03-29 11:53:14 UTC

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Avoidong taxes is not exactly a loophole, any more than putting a lock on your front door is...both reduce property theft.

2026-03-29 03:01:13 UTC

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so true, even the attempted kidnapping

2026-03-26 18:08:13 UTC

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It refines and distills your own ideas and explainations for the sake of the people you care about reaching (that can be unplugged from the matrix)
Thata a long way of saying orange pill capability.
The more people we can shepherd off the fiat plantation, the weaker the masters become, which makes a better situation for our children and grandchildren. Thats why I learn and keep learning (and just abundant curiosity)

2026-03-26 16:52:18 UTC

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the best explaination I've seen on the pathology I recently encountered here
https://youtu.be/Q9xBUBX26wg?si
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsz84km00599c6dt2u03rkluaaz580gsy4yr8ur6dls4m6mkvqk97syv52s5

2026-03-26 11:47:07 UTC

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Stablecoins: use it until trust breaks....if its siezed guess what? No one with 2 brain cells is going to accept it as money -- look what happened to US soveriegn debt after Russian held US bonds were seized -- no other sovereign wants that shitcoin, they're buying gold. When I bought some watches from Russia the only thing that would work was Tether...they didnt take BTC and CCs would not work either. I converted $100 worth of bitcoin -- if it gets seized, not exactly life changing, but I would probably just never use it again.
The people that have wealth to protect will either figure it out or be erased from the gene pool. The rest of NPCs will be dragged along with the economic survivors, eventually.

2026-03-24 23:19:17 UTC

💊 The orange pill. I just spent 3 hours with 4 people and brought them from bitcoin dismissive to genuinely curious...every one was asking intelligent questions and I was answering everything at the proper level with examples, analogies, or metaphors. I went from what is money, Cro-Magnon TKTL1 genetic mutation, shell beads, gold, fiat fraud, and bitcoin protocol. It was beautiful, I loved every minute of it. Everyone was quite complimentary (understating this a bit..lets just say my level of information and memory make me seem smarter than I actually am sometimes).
Anyway, what a week and what a day. I either figured out how to communicate bitcoin better or people are just primed to be curious about it more.
https://blossom.primal.net/71310b17aa09e142277eb4139f56114ad227c6cacedfed4da1da6166396886a7.jpg

2026-03-23 20:47:21 UTC

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I encountered maybe a similar person? (a delusional woman who genuinely believed in her moral superiority) yesterday. I can't stop thinking about her because it was so absurd. She was a lifetime government worker who beleived she was special...and in this particular interaction, she could not comprehend that her credentials and achievements (which she listed to me) didn't matter in that moment. She had a contempt for me that was truly alien and something I rarely encounter.
i am used to interacting with quiet, highly competent professionals, (practically bitcoiners that don't have bitcoin yet: my orange pill rate is off the charts) and she was so far off my calibration of how to interact with. It was like Greta Thunberg but in a 60 year old body. I mean, my level of feels is somewhere between Javier Bardem and Bill Murray, but my brain is just trying to process how she functioned as an adult.

2026-03-23 18:34:30 UTC

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I know what most of these jobs pay. God bless them for showing up at all. I had a friend that fell on very hard times and was getting food stamps. While I was living on ground beef (when it was $1/lb) chicken, hot dogs and ramen, he was eating like a king...he literally couldn't spend all the food stamps every month eating beef tenderloin and lobster tails.
Why work for no benefit...kids are doing the calculation that they will be more fulfilled having all their free time and the same level of wealth as someone working a grueling, thankless job that essentially pays worse than wealth transfer payments.

2026-03-23 14:18:41 UTC

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If employers want quality output, there is this "one weird trick": pay for it.

2026-03-23 13:29:29 UTC

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what is this BS? JOE BIDEN could spell better than this chinglish supposed "post"

2026-03-23 11:49:54 UTC

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Work ethic is bad? In the US, In my experience that isn't true. I am genuinely surprised to see many people working some jobs at all, considering what they make. Lack of care in doing the job is understandable.
As far as living in cities, that is where the vast majority of employment is. Most people that are living the idyllic country life-style made a fortune in big cities, then moved to the country. The rest have land inherited from generations back. I grew up in the country and as far as affordability, its about the same, but with less crime (ROI on crimes like burglary is low due to likelyhood of being shot). A few people have land and nice houses, and most live in dilapidated to falling down hovels.

2026-03-23 11:25:45 UTC

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must have been terribly unhealthy without soybeans 😂

2026-03-22 20:16:12 UTC

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once Trump dismantles EPA we can have good cars again and won't have to settle for 20 year old Tacos with crumbling hoses and plastics or new ones with a Hal 9000, Canbus national lampoon christmas light circuitry, and turbo 4 cylinder engines that last 90k then explode

2026-03-22 19:59:22 UTC

Shenseiki pear status: loading
https://blossom.primal.net/86955289d637b29cbd4dc9c6ec2d724472a6959449a5215c6e82b7ee127832e1.jpg

2026-03-22 19:46:51 UTC

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I mean...its air quotes "wagyu" at costco but I like the taste so....buy

2026-03-22 19:40:45 UTC

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proof of steak
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqs9nxlwjdm8cxhfctu0ww8jg0587yyuhrx0ewv7jfus6shw3h35vgqcd99h8
https://blossom.primal.net/90226ef861ea8ebc009c79c6532ddd2cc45e9dc9320a95ba08bb3fa22c607d41.jpg

2026-03-22 18:49:45 UTC

Public service announcement: check your Costco for a very good deal on USDA PRIME ribeyes now
https://blossom.primal.net/c0a9a3b45680ba6620a8e1a09b60842a91b0c1c5e0dba2403fe53ff253dbb635.jpg

2026-03-22 16:44:30 UTC

Project Hail Mary: 9/10, first movie I've seen in theaters in many years. Went to a late night screening at a Grand Theater IMAX 70mm. Wow, the sound (panic inducing10-20hz rumbles and explosions), visuals, and story were excellent. The kind of movie I was waiting for, and it was worth it. The woman next to me was wiping tears away and so was my daughter. Hard Sci-Fi...check. Story....check. Broad appeal...check. My only critique (since I read the novel first) would be that the 3rd act felt rushed...but I know, runtime -- its a lot of story to fit into a movie. Gosling gave his all and it shows. There isn't much exposition (glad about that) so having a strong science background is good if you haven't read the book. Not sure if I can call it a masterpeice yet, I definitely want to watch it again though - and usually need a few viewings to really get everything out of a movie like this.
https://blossom.primal.net/c3f576393d5ce718f01aeff27c7906c480847626ad62b2baca43198ec08bc94f.jpg

2026-03-21 15:56:26 UTC

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When we started talking about humility, stoicism, and purpose from within...I just knew, and then we spent the next 3 hours going deep on bitcoin. Easy because he already had a good grasp of what the problem is.

2026-03-21 15:51:29 UTC

https://fountain.fm/episode/AHi5VbtgU5OyKcR6Hoaw
https://blossom.primal.net/c4aa576f09737e9e322044d14f4e08d7e28662cea1b4c66de5eb3a7f67924bda.png

2026-03-21 01:45:41 UTC

Amazing week orange-pilling...2 so far going deep. Life is good.

2026-03-19 15:25:30 UTC

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don't fall for Mossad demoralization psyops

2026-03-17 14:22:18 UTC

I don't bring up bitcoin usually but I use bitcoin so much it comes up in regular conversations..anyway, my co-worker and I got to the point in the convo where I am telling him how I live on bitcoin but never have to sell it or realize cap gains and he is like "WHAT?" I showed him the Strike Line of Credit: he says this is what moves the needle for him on bitcoin. He is now reading the Bitcoin Standard and all the high signal content I can send him. Funny we're both the same age as well. @nprofile…8sjr I'm your head of GenX marketing now...just get the LoC to NC ASAP ✌...(and hope you get spring there soon, the windy city was windy; actually it was a gale force nightmare)
https://blossom.primal.net/d47bbb61517328c4f715fdad891948702056bb58a5a9b6076e5a3fa2dfa2daaf.jpg

2026-03-17 12:45:10 UTC

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I've used it a few times (not extensively) on graphene and it seems fine

2026-03-17 12:42:39 UTC

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in what way?

2026-03-14 17:21:13 UTC

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what's the deadline?

2026-03-12 21:29:53 UTC

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screech owl I think...cool, I have a pair in my yard

2026-03-12 21:28:28 UTC

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https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqs0u5m24ss437hch7qh7zyn5476wpe92s8p5kzc9ywa7a8nu4ykdngg5g0j8
#9games gamestr
https://blossom.primal.net/86c6362378536739ad682f331d62b1061c7c37d8f68ca8906d9427a2d6074acd.png

2026-03-12 15:06:25 UTC

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GM 👑

2026-03-12 14:58:04 UTC

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I would sue the Sheriffs department, and there will be plenty of video evidence at the airport even if the badge cam gets "lost".
As far as on the plane, freedom of expression doesn't apply. There are 200 other people on the plane, 1% of which are unhinged lunatics. Things that may only lead to a bar brawl on the ground, can put hundreds, if not thousands of lives in danger in an airplane. If you want to wear whatever you want, including just a birthday suit, charter or private ownership is the way to go.

2026-03-12 11:43:59 UTC

#asknostr #mining
I want to set up a small mining op to offset income tax, maybe 100kw initially...any mining guru's out there?

2026-03-11 22:22:21 UTC

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This would be an epic Christopher Nolan film
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsrrwj7uytpnp3zs2fzk4w27q5xf3m68d2tf3parj9czdzcwtp7kvq5yde5f

2026-03-11 11:58:20 UTC

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shitcoiners gonna shitcoin, gm

2026-03-11 11:54:08 UTC

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libgen or annas archive

2026-03-10 14:18:17 UTC

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I think ego is in the way for Brett. He is used to be the smartest person in the room. Jordan Peterson has the self-taught humility to be able to see bitcoin. Very dissapointing because Brett is good at first principles thinking. I wish
1. he would interview a bitcoiner and
2. one that is on the same level intellectually
Saifedean Ammous
Jeff Booth
Saylor (que Saylor Derangement Syndrome in the comments)
Max Hildebrand
https://fountain.fm/episode/wHfXwp49tF1pZSgy4faV

2026-03-08 16:00:03 UTC

#bookstr #books
Sci-Fi novel, based on SCP-3125
powerful ideas can destroy other ideas, reshape reality, and destroy civilization...There is a secret organisation that takes mind-altering drugs that is tasked with containing the "anti-memes" and preventing them from destroying civilization. Antimemes destroy the very memory of their existence, complicating the war against them. Anyone who sees the more powerful anti-memes is isolated from the rest of normal society and, at worst, forgets who they are or what they are even doing.
https://blossom.primal.net/523297e8ef7291d1361874582ae433222758243874671e1c665b91a4e5473c56.jpg

2026-03-07 22:24:10 UTC

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yall be careful filming this stuff...having a black object (such as a phone) in hand when the guys with guns are storming the plane can be very bad for your health, especially if things start going sideways

2026-03-07 17:40:20 UTC

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You just seem emotionally invested in others' opinions on bitcoin, when the only thing that actually matters is your own actions.
Be self-soveriegn. Trying to dictate how others use bitcoin (or anything else) is a waste of energy and just leftover PTSD from fiat slave mindset.

2026-03-07 12:14:28 UTC

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Third point: Strategy is not "siphoning value" from anyone. It is creating value. Using bitcoin as 'fuel' and refining it into a stable asset that keeps pace with inflation -- something the majority of people gamble into Apple, Google, and Facebook in order to do. STRC is a lower risk way of saving, with similar returns to the stock market casino.

2026-03-07 12:06:47 UTC

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Strategy cannot buy all the bitcoin. The company is not preventing anyone from owning bitcoin.
If people close to you have bitcoin, why are you worried about Saylor's opinion of what bitcoin is?
If people close to you don't have bitcoin, aren't they more likely to heed your advice, than a man they've never met?
What if Strategy is a "top of the funnel" for people to get bitcoin? Logically, if the company can profit from borrowing fiat at 11% and buying bitcoin, using low leverage, is that not a Eureka moment for people to buy bitcoin instead of getting 11% interest? Individuals can duplicate this with the Strike line of credit. This is borrowing paper marks ro buy gold.

2026-03-07 01:42:00 UTC

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One retweet peobably made by his AI bot or hacked twitter account? Do you really think Saylor is that dumb?

2026-03-06 23:39:41 UTC

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Saylor has repeatedly said, and I am paraphrasing 'just buy bitcoin.' 99% of people will never do that, not for decades.
What Saylor understands that you don't: bitcoin isn't going to become THE MONEY for decades. In the interim, the world needs to transition from fiat and back it with something more than hot air. Strategy will be the bridge.
Most people do not have the intelligence, humility, or curiosity to ever own bitcoin. 34% of Americans think the dollar is still backed by gold.
It will take generations to be on a full bitcoin standard. Strategy is one of the ways we can possibly thread the needle and not go Mad Max.

2026-03-06 14:11:22 UTC

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yep👍

2026-03-06 01:01:58 UTC

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😂😂😂
yep, any day now
https://blossom.primal.net/f9001a7eb221cec7e61f73c8aef6f23762aef6cb7bdf65e479c9735c9593b1cc.jpg

2026-03-05 10:17:25 UTC

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2026-03-05 10:15:20 UTC

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Liquidate, Emigrate, Accelerate
https://fountain.fm/episode/NeVSCpGWbl0bYhUg56wK

2026-03-05 01:41:26 UTC

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Trump knows any and all attention is good, so he says stuff that triggers the algorithm to live rent free in your head.

2026-03-05 01:05:10 UTC

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You at the Hab now? I'm in town

2026-03-04 21:44:55 UTC

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I make a game out of it, I try to be as retarded as possible until they hang up in frustration

2026-03-04 14:51:41 UTC

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Love this! Thanks for the tools.

2026-03-04 04:16:27 UTC

@nprofile…0j5p line of credit is here!!! We live in the best timeline. @nprofile…8sjr I salute your PoW 👍
https://blossom.primal.net/895cd74b3fd2ef71e7ef0a8f170e31bd47097753145228c433dc34d60ae9c18e.jpg

2026-03-02 12:00:26 UTC

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I read the first sentance and:
I thought it was Logos in the Airstotle sense

2026-03-02 00:43:04 UTC

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yes...good luck - hope he has a brain!

2026-03-02 00:38:31 UTC

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Bitcoin losses? They keep stacking...I don't think they've lost any.