Posts by wannabemystiker@expressional.social
(DIR) Post #AdabpEruZTTfAO4W2a by wannabemystiker@expressional.social
2024-01-07T02:00:55Z
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Shopping for seed potatoes, tonight! Yeah, baby! #potato #kartoffel #fatahttps://www.woodprairie.com/
(DIR) Post #ArbTQOb3Jq5x41SQ2i by wannabemystiker@expressional.social
2025-03-01T07:09:48Z
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Boycott Amazon for a week in March?! 😐Boycott Amazon forever! 😃
(DIR) Post #Arw0MdpjuSB6oKLKxE by wannabemystiker@expressional.social
2025-03-11T04:58:18Z
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Fuck the GOP (Gobshites, Oligarchs, and Putinists)!Ukraine is still getting my support!#Ukraine #SlavaUkraini https://www.hospitallers.life/
(DIR) Post #AstsYDIe9UCTUGsYyW by wannabemystiker@expressional.social
2025-04-09T02:11:17Z
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@jbhall56 This! 👆 !
(DIR) Post #AzM0bl1qMllzqymyps by wannabemystiker@expressional.social
2025-10-18T23:48:41Z
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"Free beer for frogs? Portland restaurants, bars support ‘No Kings’ protests with discounted drafts"#NoKings #Oregon https://www.oregonlive.com/beer/2025/10/free-beer-for-frogs-portland-restaurants-bars-support-no-kings-protests-with-discounted-drafts.html
(DIR) Post #AziAQXoAY9LfoZxP3A by wannabemystiker@expressional.social
2025-10-28T04:20:41Z
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Old English Plant NamesMost plant names in modern English have Latin (or other Romance language) influences. However, a small number of modern English plant names still retain a form of an old Germanic suffix, -el (from the languages of the early medieval Saxons and Angles).netele - nettlebremel - brambletæsel - teaselþistel - thistlemistel - misteltoehæsel - hazelFrom Leechcraft: Early English Charms, Plantlore, and Healingby Stephen Pollington, 2000#PlantMedicine#ethnobotany#EarlyAngloSaxonHistory(Image from Wikipedia)
(DIR) Post #B0Pq8kY5VXVlypSmLQ by wannabemystiker@expressional.social
2025-11-19T02:12:17Z
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Friends don't let friends buy from Amazon!"Bookshop.org began as an idea to help support bookstores and their communities as more and more people are buying their books online. We saw an opportunity to create an alternative to Amazon for socially-conscious online shoppers. Amazon sells over 60% of all books in the US and is growing. That shift threatens the future of bookstores and will hurt readers, authors, and publishers who rely on a diverse, healthy ecosystem for books. We had a better idea—give readers the convenience of online shopping while supporting independent bookstores at the same time.""78% of our customers said they regularly bought books from Amazon before they made the switch."https://bookshop.org/info/about-us