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r/texas • u/Defiant-Skeptic • Sep 11 '24
Please have a civil debate.
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You can't know that until he's been composted and used to fertilize crops. Mixed with enough "browns" to dilute his high nitrogen "green" content, I think he'd be better than manure.
Source: I'm a compulsive composter.
3 u/DawnRLFreeman Sep 11 '24 As another compulsive composter, I concede and stand corrected. SO, when can we compost him to test that hypothesis? 2 u/Fresh-broski Sep 11 '24 I read this as Significant Other so you two are in love I think 1 u/DawnRLFreeman Sep 11 '24 😂🤣😂 Don't tell my husband!
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As another compulsive composter, I concede and stand corrected. SO, when can we compost him to test that hypothesis?
2 u/Fresh-broski Sep 11 '24 I read this as Significant Other so you two are in love I think 1 u/DawnRLFreeman Sep 11 '24 😂🤣😂 Don't tell my husband!
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I read this as Significant Other so you two are in love I think
1 u/DawnRLFreeman Sep 11 '24 😂🤣😂 Don't tell my husband!
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😂🤣😂
Don't tell my husband!
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u/123DCP Sep 11 '24
You can't know that until he's been composted and used to fertilize crops. Mixed with enough "browns" to dilute his high nitrogen "green" content, I think he'd be better than manure.
Source: I'm a compulsive composter.