Brianna Wu / John Walker Flynt - "Biggest Victim of Gamergate," Failed Game Developer, Failed Congressional Candidate

[Peace and Harmony]

gabagoooooooooooooooollllllllllllllllllll

 

[Sam Losco]

Who the hell buys a tiller to plant grass seed?

That's not uncommon. You need to if you are dealing with hard soil. I had to, because the soil where I live is really hard and clumpy. I had to use the tiller to break it up so the seed wouldn't just sit on top and get baked by the sun. Some of the soil was so baked and hard, I could slam the steel rake down from over my head and do nothing more than slightly dent.
Tilled, raked, seeded, then spread the raked dirt across the seed. Water, got grass. Where ever the seed wasn't covered by dirt or I didn't till enough, no grass. If you look up the best way to use seed, you'll find plenty of stuff that says to till first.

 

[Dr. Merkwurdichliebe]

That's not uncommon. You need to if you are dealing with hard soil. I had to, because the soil where I live is really hard and clumpy. I had to use the tiller to break it up so the seed wouldn't just sit on top and get baked by the sun. Some of the soil was so baked and hard, I could slam the steel rake down from over my head and do nothing more than slightly dent.
Tilled, raked, seeded, then spread the raked dirt across the seed. Water, got grass. Where ever the seed wasn't covered by dirt or I didn't till enough, no grass. If you look up the best way to use seed, you'll find plenty of stuff that says to till first.

Nobody *buys* a tiller for a chore that small.

 

[Water-T]

You misspelled "Screaming chink munching wendigo stinkditch", John

 

[Smaug's Smokey Hole]

because the soil where I live is really hard and clumpy.

Pigs. The Wu's aren't too classy they just don't know how to care for animals.

 

[JustSomeDong]

That's not uncommon. You need to if you are dealing with hard soil. I had to, because the soil where I live is really hard and clumpy. I had to use the tiller to break it up so the seed wouldn't just sit on top and get baked by the sun. Some of the soil was so baked and hard, I could slam the steel rake down from over my head and do nothing more than slightly dent.
Tilled, raked, seeded, then spread the raked dirt across the seed. Water, got grass. Where ever the seed wasn't covered by dirt or I didn't till enough, no grass. If you look up the best way to use seed, you'll find plenty of stuff that says to till first.

I feel lucky I never need more than a thatching rake. My yard was a mess when I bought my house. Like a puttin' green now, as my granddad liked to say.

 

[AnOminous]

it's an OK use - a cultivator you use for mixing already broken soil, a rototiller is a heavier duty one to break the soil. some of the cultivators are better at mixing stuff up since their job isn't sod bustin', but you can press a rototiller into cultivator service, but not the other way 'round
the one they have is prob dual purpose, blade angle and such

So it's a rototiller if you are using it on soil that is shit you bought out of a bag at Home Depot.

Nobody *buys* a tiller for a chore that small.

You can borrow one from a neighbor, but that would imply the Celestial paypig and the snarling feral ghoul are on good terms with their neighbors, which seems unlikely. For a couple beers the dude will do it himself just to be nice, or maybe because he doesn't trust me with the thing.

 

[Dr. Merkwurdichliebe]

You can borrow one from a neighbor, but that would imply the Celestial paypig and the snarling feral ghoul are on good terms with their neighbors, which seems unlikely.

Or you can rent one at Home Deport for cheap. Frank spent more time assembling the thing than he spent using it.

 

[Sam Losco]

Nobody *buys* a tiller for a chore that small.

I see your point, but maybe they plan to use it for more than that little area? But even if not, are you really surprised? They excel at wasting money.

And for the record, I bought an electric one to work on my whole backyard. Around 2,700 sq feet of no grass, hard packed dirt and weeds.

 

[Grand Fucktard]

So it's a rototiller if you are using it on soil that is shit you bought out of a bag at Home Depot.

the other way 'round.
prepared bagged soil wouldn't need to be busted up, just mixed so you'd use a culvitaor if even that

you'd use a rototiller on unbroken ground - compacted, sodded with a rhizome mat, etc

 

[Dr. Merkwurdichliebe]

I see your point, but maybe they plan to use it for more than that little area? But even if not, are you really surprised? They excel at wasting money.

And for the record, I bought an electric one to work on my whole backyard. Around 2,700 sq feet of no grass, hard packed dirt and weeds.

I could see using a tiller under those circumstances.

John and Frank have never taken care of their house or their yard or even their personal appearance. They ain't gonna be tillin' shit in the future. They have these momentary enthusiasms from time to time, but after the initial boasting -- and often gloating -- tweets, the new toy is never seen or heard of again. I suspect that no grass will ever grow under those windows because John can't be arsed to water the seeds.

 

[Squadrilent]

That's not uncommon. You need to if you are dealing with hard soil. I had to, because the soil where I live is really hard and clumpy. I had to use the tiller to break it up so the seed wouldn't just sit on top and get baked by the sun. Some of the soil was so baked and hard, I could slam the steel rake down from over my head and do nothing more than slightly dent.
Tilled, raked, seeded, then spread the raked dirt across the seed. Water, got grass. Where ever the seed wasn't covered by dirt or I didn't till enough, no grass. If you look up the best way to use seed, you'll find plenty of stuff that says to till first.

A shovel is fine too.

 

[Peace and Harmony]

The Smog Monster of Tech Feminism.

Are you sure you're not still a Republican, John?

 

[Ashen One]

Are you sure you're not still a Republican, John?

 

[Peace and Harmony]

So what I'm understanding John is that your favourite works of fiction are "Christ on a cracker" racist.

 

[Sam Losco]

So what I'm understanding John is that your favourite works of fiction are "Christ on a cracker" racist.

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I keep getting the feeling every time he mentions Heinlein that he actually thinks Heinlein was a racist simply because of that one book.

 

[AnOminous]

I keep getting the feeling every time he mentions Heinlein that he actually thinks Heinlein was a racist simply because of that one book.

It's only a current wokeshit reading of it that makes it racist. It's actually a satire on racism, among other things.

If it could be fairly accused of anything, it would be fascism.

The only "racism" is that it's set in a post-Holocaust world where, because Africa escapes the worst brunt of a nuclear war because the dominant powers were too busy bombing each other, they take over and then become oppressive. So the "racism" is the idea that given a change in circumstances, any group of people can become oppressive racists. Racism isn't just some magical power only white people have.

 

[AprilRains]

But the Google results say that "Heinlien" is racist. It must be so!!!11!

 

[Particle Bored]

The Smog Monster of Tech Feminism.

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SD2SNES is open source, John. Why not build your own? You could even print a custom Princess-shaped cart housing for it.

I really hope he's going to try to use this for practicing/playing smb2 speedruns. SD2SNES is just an SD card ROM adapter for snes, it has no emulation functionality.

I also hope he tries to use it for actual ranked speedruns by splicing together a bunch of best-run savestates and gets busted for it.

 

[Dr. Merkwurdichliebe]

I keep getting the feeling every time he mentions Heinlein that he actually thinks Heinlein was a racist simply because of that one book.

The only reason John knows that book exists is from reading this site. Wait till he finds out that in Rocket Ship Galileo there are literal NSDAP Nazis on Luna and that they have unlimited access to moon rocks.

The fact that he thinks that Puppet Masters is Heinlein's best book and that Stranger in a Strange Land is mediocre is further unnecessary evidence that John is a moron.

And, even with the author's name on the screen right in front of him, John still gives us, "I love me some Heinlien."