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Until this moment I have been forced to listen while media and politicians alike have told me "what Canadians think". In all that time they never once asked.
This is just the voice of an ordinary Canadian yelling back at the radio -
"You don't speak for me."
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"Smalldeadanimals doesn't speak for the people of Saskatchewan" - Former Sask Premier Lorne Calvert
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Holy hell, woman. When you send someone traffic, you send someone TRAFFIC.My hosting provider thought I was being DDoSed. - Sean McCormick
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Now that should make my life easier.
Also known as Grunting, you can use a wooden stake in the ground and rub the top end with a small leaf spring, like off of a tent trailer.
Have you ever chilled out and watched a robin hunt? Stomp stomp stomp wait. Change direction stomp stomp stomp wait. Change direction stomp stomp stomp wait. Then peck peck peck on the exact spot they herded the worm to.
Nature’s genius.
I’ve seen that lots of times in my apartment complex as well as at my house in B. C.
While I was at UBC, I saw a father robin trying to introduce his son to the gastronomic pleasures that worms provide. (“C’mon, son, here’s a nice yummy worm for you. Mmmmmm….. fresh worm!” “No!”) It was hilarious to see the kid turn up his beak at that. Daddy, quite understandably, was quite irritated at his fussiness. (“Here I track down and dig up a nice juicy worm and the kid doesn’t like it. Whatever’s going to become of him?”)
Youngsters are the same, no matter what species they are.
This vid also makes me think of Dune.
All you have to do is stick a shovel or pitchfork in the ground and wiggle it back and forth rapidly. 120v ac grounded will do it too.
It helps to be in an area where there are lots of worms.
A guy died doing the AC thing here, industry fable.