Silk Sweatshops (And high efficiency set-ups)

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Re: Silk Sweatshops (And high efficiency set-ups)

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to avu, everyone is a larper
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sabinati wrote:to avu, everyone is a larper
So true, so true.

I've even seen Avu larping once or twice. :lol:
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You know Avu in real life?
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GrimEggbert wrote:You know Avu in real life?
While LARPer would mean Live Action Role Playing, we use it as a joke about anyone who role plays, at all, or does anything inefficient, ever.

Also no, I live in Miami. :)
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DatOneGuy wrote:
GrimEggbert wrote:You know Avu in real life?
While LARPer would mean Live Action Role Playing, we use it as a joke about anyone who role plays, at all, or does anything inefficient, ever.

Also no, I live in Miami. :)
You have my condolences good sir.
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I bring us the ultimate challenge:

What is the most ideal system for growing wax. I'm sure most would agree it's carrots.
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DatOneGuy wrote:I bring us the ultimate challenge:

What is the most ideal system for growing wax. I'm sure most would agree it's carrots.
Quality or quantity?
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Honestly, both. But Quantity of wax first.
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DatOneGuy wrote:I bring us the ultimate challenge:

What is the most ideal system for growing wax. I'm sure most would agree it's carrots.
Crop circles do the job pretty well. You can combine it with carrots only for hardcore optimization.

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How much wax do you get a day/harvest (however long that is)?
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