What, you guys thought i was describing the tree? No, that's its name

More free food

Guys, aren't you sad that you won't have a chance at this catch? I guess the poor pill comes with its cross to bear, eh.

Tfw you have to live somewhere ugly because you're poor. Beauty is for the rich, mein niggas

Red pines are neat. They're sun-lovers. They shed lower branches shaded by the top ones; they're self-preening. Young pines near bigger trees grow sideways to catch the light. Cool, right?

Photo taken earlier at the Porcupine Mountains.

A professor I had in college said that we shouldn't study Kant because he was a racist. Every paper that professor ever published concerned either Nietzsche, Heidegger, or both.

Hey @The_Frog_Dealer, you got a deal for this lad?

How do I get this many frogs

Love it when libs forget that my Midwestern subregion even exists. Beautiful.

Don't tell them about this place.

Don't even tell yourself about this place. You wouldn't like it here.

Ex-GF opened up a writers' publicity company that explicitly and openly discriminates against straight, white, cisgender men, and brags about how she earns well above six figures from this.

Folks, trying to become wealthy is a trap. The system monetarily rewards its friends and punishes its enemies. You are its enemy, right? So, tell me, why do you think it will allow you to win a game that it controls? Are you so smart that you can fool it? Are you so virtuous that you can play the part without corrupting yourself? If only the rest of us were men of such astounding quality.

Just bought the propane to heat my house this winter. Cost about $200; the price per gallon was just above ⅓ of the current national average. Back in my previous home, in an upper middle class town in IL, where it's about 10°F warmer on average, it would cost about that much per month to heat the house throughout the winter.

Poor areas tend to have better pricing for most goods and services. As an extreme example, would you rather live in Darien, Connecticut, where a home costs $1.6 million and a big Mac meal at your favorite local fast food joint, with less than a quarter pound of beef, costs $18, or a poor-ville like my area where you can get a nice house and some land for $60k and head down to the local eatery for a $7 ½ pound burger meal at a non-fast food restaurant? (Bonus: all you can eat chicken gizzards at the salad bar.)