Knot tying is a handy skill and easy to acquire. All you need is a short length of rope and watch a few videos. There may be thousands of knots you can learn, but most people should take the trouble to learn a few tried and true knots. Maybe you want to move a mattress on the roof of your car. Maybe you want to tie a pen to a clipboard. Maybe you want to tie back the legs when roasting a turkey. Maybe you need an impromptu collar & leash for a stray dog. Maybe you have to move a huge bundle of brush you've cut. Maybe you want to tie neat looking stopper knots on your hoodie's drawstring. Knowing how to tie a few different knots will give you options when you're trying to get stuff done.
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It doesn't have to be impeccable. It doesn't need corporations to buy ads. It just has to keep getting better and not die. Look at Linux. It never did overtake MacOS & Windows on desktops. But it keeps getting better and it didn't die and it took over server rooms. Look at Mastodon. It's nowhere near as popular as Twitter and maybe never will be, but it's 5 years old and is steadily growing. I like hanging out there. Oak trees start as acorns.
BEWARE of your MOVER! I don't know how to beat this, but some moving companies play fast and loose with timing, especially if you don't have enough stuff to fill the truck and the mover decides to combine trips. GET YOUR LOAD AND UNLOAD DATE IN WRITING and with no exceptions. Also, and it sucks to say this, but don't trust reviews because some movers PAY people to take down negative reviews. I'm screaming because my daughter and her husband were royally f'd over by a mover when going from Morgantown to Philadelphia.
You made me chuckle.
Great shot! I've seen maybe hundreds of photos of this memorial, but this is definitely the most original take. Thanks for posting.
Ehh, if Reddit is getting traffic from people going to see the trolling, then Reddit is still making money.