It's called a sickle, don't forget to buy a hammer at the same time comrade.GrumpyCatFace wrote:
I have seen some small handheld scythes at the hardware store. I'll try that, if the clippers can't do it.
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For legal reasons, we are not threatening to destroy U.S. government property with our glorious medieval siege engine. But if we wanted to, we could. But we won’t. But we could.
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I have a hammer! Dammit, I guess I am a Commie.Montegriffo wrote:It's called a sickle, don't forget to buy a hammer at the same time comrade.GrumpyCatFace wrote:
I have seen some small handheld scythes at the hardware store. I'll try that, if the clippers can't do it.
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It's called an engineering hammer and I will give you five MHF bucks if you post a selfie with it along with the sickle.
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GrumpyCatFace wrote:I do. I'm hoping to avoid the whole waste and effort of picking it up, if I can just grab a big handful and cut.C-Mag wrote:That was the traditional technique, small bundles of wheat tied with a few stalks of wheat, called shocks. You probably know that.GrumpyCatFace wrote:
lol: That's a pretty good idea, but then I'd have to pick it all up piece by piece.
I have seen some small handheld scythes at the hardware store. I'll try that, if the clippers can't do it.
Dude, you really don't want to harvest a field of wheat with clippers.
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Like these.Speaker to Animals wrote:GrumpyCatFace wrote:I do. I'm hoping to avoid the whole waste and effort of picking it up, if I can just grab a big handful and cut.C-Mag wrote:
That was the traditional technique, small bundles of wheat tied with a few stalks of wheat, called shocks. You probably know that.
I have seen some small handheld scythes at the hardware store. I'll try that, if the clippers can't do it.
Dude, you really don't want to harvest a field of wheat with clippers.
Again, it's not that huge. Probably 1/8 of a house lot.
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It will take a long time, man.
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I would just buy a scythe and lock that thing up until next harvest.GrumpyCatFace wrote:Like these.Speaker to Animals wrote:GrumpyCatFace wrote:
I do. I'm hoping to avoid the whole waste and effort of picking it up, if I can just grab a big handful and cut.
I have seen some small handheld scythes at the hardware store. I'll try that, if the clippers can't do it.
Dude, you really don't want to harvest a field of wheat with clippers.
Again, it's not that huge. Probably 1/8 of a house lot.
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Penner wrote:I would just buy a scythe and lock that thing up until next harvest.GrumpyCatFace wrote:Like these.Speaker to Animals wrote:
Dude, you really don't want to harvest a field of wheat with clippers.
Again, it's not that huge. Probably 1/8 of a house lot.
Yeah, you are thinking it through, though.
Or just donate the fucking thing when he is done harvesting if he is so scared about it.
Is this what it's like to be a gun grabber?
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Speaker to Animals wrote:Penner wrote:I would just buy a scythe and lock that thing up until next harvest.GrumpyCatFace wrote:
Like these.
Again, it's not that huge. Probably 1/8 of a house lot.
Yeah, you are thinking it through, though.
Or just donate the fucking thing when he is done harvesting if he is so scared about it.
Is this what it's like to be a gun grabber?
WTF, when was this about guns and when did I ever mentioned about guns? He is talking about not buying a scythe because he is afraid of hurting his young kids with it. I mean any reasonable parent would be worrying about hurting their kids with the shit they use. Although, his other options don't look good either. Personally, I would think that the idea of him using a weed wacker would be better for him (I don't have children but he has like 3-5 of them running around) but still, either way, it's going to be manual labor.