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Who are the top three strongest characters in the Kevin Gibes Inflated Universe (KGIU) canon?

  • Gash Coyote

    Votes: 102 4.5%
  • Rioley

    Votes: 277 12.3%
  • Penis

    Votes: 408 18.1%
  • Loathsome Dung Eater Jen

    Votes: 291 12.9%
  • Boner

    Votes: 294 13.0%
  • Kevin Gibes

    Votes: 671 29.7%
  • The Elusive Earl

    Votes: 701 31.0%
  • Landon Hiscock

    Votes: 262 11.6%
  • The Korps LARP Brigade

    Votes: 200 8.9%
  • Kiwifarms Militia

    Votes: 1,122 49.7%
  • Kindness

    Votes: 650 28.8%
  • Trans Cucumber The Child Abandoner

    Votes: 306 13.6%

  • Total voters
    2,258
Logue is thinking about purchasing a 120 acre parcel in the valley that is all grassland, an ideal alpacas which are grazing animals.
“It allows us to take in another 400 alpacas and plus produce hay.”
Alpaca eat between 2-3 pounds of hay each day. 500 alpaca would eat 288 tons of hay a year. Normal land in a decent climate with irrigation produces 2.5 tons per acre; let's assume this "grassland" is producing a GENEROUS and OPTIMISTIC 2 tons per acre. That's 240 tons per cutting, and while you CAN get 2-3 cuttings per year, that's on normal land in a decent climate with irrigation and also fences to keep hungry alpaca out.

So 240 tons when they would need at least 288 tons (more like 300, since they waste so much of it due to laziness).

End result? Alpaca are still starving.

Edit: To say nothing of the fact that they have NONE OF THE MACHINERY needed to plant and harvest hay, nor the knowledge and/or experience of how to do such a thing.
 
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Sky is still retweeting the ranch and Bonnie is annoyed by it.
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Probably some elderly neighbour using a drone to check on their land and fences without having to walk the full boundary. That's assuming there even is a drone in the first place of course.
I certainly hope they don't put themselves in danger by asking about it if they're wondering about it or it bothers them. Makes much more sense to assume that it's doing reconnaissance for a future armed assault and that would just tip them off to launch it before the Tranch can finish building their defenses.
 
I was looking (fruitlessly) for a drone video of the tranch and I came across this.

Redd_Scared: Queer Liberation + Interview w/ Tenacious Unicorn Ranch!​

43 views Streamed live on Mar 12, 2022 Comrade K discusses queer liberation with members of the Tenacious Unicorn Ranch!


I have wagie shit so I canna watch now, but it might be lulzy.
 
Logue is thinking about purchasing a 120 acre parcel in the valley that is all grassland, an ideal alpacas which are grazing animals.
“It allows us to take in another 400 alpacas and plus produce hay.”
For god's sake lease, Phil, lease! I couldn't care less how much money you leach out of the troon ebegging pool and piss away but I'm begging you to stop torturing alpacas while you do it.
Alpaca eat between 2-3 pounds of hay each day. 500 alpaca would eat 288 tons of hay a year. Normal land in a decent climate with irrigation produces 2.5 tons per acre; let's assume this "grassland" is producing a GENEROUS and OPTIMISTIC 2 tons per acre. That's 240 tons per cutting, and while you CAN get 2-3 cuttings per year, that's on normal land in a decent climate with irrigation and also fences to keep hungry alpaca out.

So 240 tons when they would need at least 288 tons (more like 300, since they waste so much of it due to laziness).

End result? Alpaca are still starving.

Edit: To say nothing of the fact that they have NONE OF THE MACHINERY needed to plant and harvest hay, nor the knowledge and/or experience of how to do such a thing.
Custer county grazing ranches boast an assessed carrying capacity of ~0.2 AUM/acre, per the one public lease I found. That's one, maybe 1.5 alpaca per acre at a stretch. 120 wouldn't even feed their current herd, let alone 500 head and the only thing they'd be harvesting afterward is more bona fide 100% organic tranchdust.
 
Unless someone on the tranch is secretly a millionaire, that kind of acreage is outside their price range.


I don't know why they're planting their stake in an area that is desirable for hobby ranches, overwhelmingly right wing, far away from jobs, is very expensive, that they have no ties to, THAT THEY DO NOT CURRENTLY OWN LAND IN, and so forth.

A little further south in Walsenburg, you can get 150 acres for $125K. It's not as pretty there, but if you want to fuck around on acreage and LARP as a self-sustaining whatever, it seems more budget-friendly.

 
Penny’s posting more pics with one of the new dogs he apparently got. [A]
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On that note, he warns people to not bring their dogs to the Roe v Wade protest taking place later tonight. [A]
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Penny you moron you’re going to protest, not to war! [A]
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I will edit archives in later
 
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wait a minute
its summer

no shearing, or is my memory that gone?

I believe you shear alpacas every two years, their coats grow slower than sheep and unlike sheep don't live in an area with as wild of fluctuations of temperature so there is no 'spring molt'.

Sheep have been bred for thousands of years to produce too much wool in the winter with the expectation of humans removing it in spring. They are not quite fully dependent on humans for survival but they are like three quarters of the way there.

You know what? I don't want troons supporting women's protests about abortion. Not one bit. They've done enough damage as it is. They just see this as an endorsed way of rioting and making it about their penises.

Sorry Bitch. You had your chance to get them out of your movements. You inverted those penises and now you get to lie face-first in them (or be cancelled for being a transphobic bigot)
 
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