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SquirtleSkwad 03/30/21 10:38:47 AM #1:	I have an exam on it today. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:952276280] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>I have an exam on it today. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Heartomaton 03/30/21 10:39:32 AM #2:	Do trees have titties? --- https://www.youtube.com/user/Heartomaton Heartomaton for President 2028. <cite>Heartomaton posted [p:952276305] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Do trees have titties? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Alteres 03/30/21 10:39:46 AM #3:	What is the psychology of a tree? --- ........the ghost in the machine... IGN: Fox, FC: 5344-2646-0982 <cite>Alteres posted [p:952276313] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>What is the psychology of a tree? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ivynn 03/30/21 10:39:59 AM #4:	How does a tree fuck --- https://imgur.com/vDci4hD <cite>Ivynn posted [p:952276317] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>How does a tree fuck </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Eyeratosthenes 03/30/21 10:40:32 AM #5:	If a tree is cut and just the exposed part of the stump is cauterized, will it still regenerate --- Aiways / Hairistotle <cite>Eyeratosthenes posted [p:952276334] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>If a tree is cut and just the exposed part of the stump is cauterized, will it still regenerate </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
monkmith 03/30/21 10:42:00 AM #6:	Heartomaton posted... Do trees have titties? --- Taarsidath-an halsaam. Quando il gioco e finito, il re e il pedone vanno nella stessa scatola <cite>monkmith posted [p:952276384] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Heartomaton posted... </cite> <quote>Do trees have titties?</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SquirtleSkwad 03/30/21 10:42:21 AM #7:	Heartomaton posted... Do trees have titties? No. Alteres posted... What is the psychology of a tree? "Oh shit my xylem broke." and "I'm alright." Ivynn posted... How does a tree fuck Depends on if it's an angiosperm or a gymnosperm. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:952276396] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Heartomaton posted... </cite> <quote>Do trees have titties?</quote>No. Alteres posted... </cite> <quote>What is the psychology of a tree?</quote>"Oh shit my xylem broke." and "I'm alright." Ivynn posted... </cite> <quote>How does a tree fuck</quote>Depends on if it's an angiosperm or a gymnosperm. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Notti 03/30/21 10:43:20 AM #8:	Which tree has the worst bark. --- https://youtube.com/TheYoungTurks/videos Bernie>Biden>poo>Trump https://RightWingWatch.org https://reddit.com/r/BreadTube https://fb.me/OccupyDemocrats <cite>Notti posted [p:952276438] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Which tree has the worst bark.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SquirtleSkwad 03/30/21 10:43:22 AM #9:	Eyeratosthenes posted... If a tree is cut and just the exposed part of the stump is cauterized, will it still regenerate Definitely not. Primary growth cannot happen through the side of a stump. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:952276440] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Eyeratosthenes posted... </cite> <quote>If a tree is cut and just the exposed part of the stump is cauterized, will it still regenerate</quote> Definitely not. Primary growth cannot happen through the side of a stump. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SquirtleSkwad 03/30/21 10:44:01 AM #10:	Notti posted... Which tree has the worst bark. Ironwood has a hell of a tough bark that can only be beaten off during the spring and summer. They make fantastic cutting boards, though. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:952276462] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Notti posted... </cite> <quote>Which tree has the worst bark.</quote>Ironwood has a hell of a tough bark that can only be beaten off during the spring and summer. They make fantastic cutting boards, though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Eyeratosthenes 03/30/21 10:45:52 AM #11:	SquirtleSkwad posted... Definitely not. Primary growth cannot happen through the side of a stump. what if it was stripped of bark post-cauterization --- Aiways / Hairistotle <cite>Eyeratosthenes posted [p:952276520] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>SquirtleSkwad posted... </cite> <quote>Definitely not. Primary growth cannot happen through the side of a stump.</quote>what if it was stripped of bark post-cauterization </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SquirtleSkwad 03/30/21 10:47:31 AM #12:	Eyeratosthenes posted... what if it was stripped of bark post-cauterization That's exposing the vascular cambium, which produces the rings and diameter growth (secondary growth). That'll make certain it doesn't recover. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:952276564] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Eyeratosthenes posted... </cite> <quote>what if it was stripped of bark post-cauterization</quote>That's exposing the vascular cambium, which produces the rings and diameter growth (secondary growth). That'll make certain it doesn't recover. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RedJackson 03/30/21 10:51:18 AM #13:	Do you believe tone woods such as ebony affect the tone of magnets on an electric guitar? Lots of debate on that.. I mean the magnets are mounted onto wood but the pickups (the microphone for the strings) only pick up the electromagnetic field I guess Im asking whether or not the wood can affect that field >_> Im inclined to say yeah but lots of people are like nah it doesnt in the guitar world <_< --- https://imgur.com/e6aBSof - Pus_N_Pecans original! https://imgur.com/bve6U7T - Error1335 original! <cite>RedJackson posted [p:952276692] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Do you believe tone woods such as ebony affect the tone of magnets on an electric guitar? Lots of debate on that.. I mean the magnets are mounted onto wood but the pickups (the microphone for the strings) only pick up the electromagnetic field I guess Im asking whether or not the wood can affect that field >_> Im inclined to say yeah but lots of people are like nah it doesnt in the guitar world <_< </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Eyeratosthenes 03/30/21 10:51:48 AM #14:	get fucked, tree --- Aiways / Hairistotle <cite>Eyeratosthenes posted [p:952276708] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>get fucked, tree </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SquirtleSkwad 03/30/21 10:54:48 AM #15:	RedJackson posted... I guess Im asking whether or not the wood can affect that field >_> Wood has no magnetic qualities, so it shouldn't effect the tone at all on an electric guitar. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:952276814] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>RedJackson posted... </cite> <quote>I guess Im asking whether or not the wood can affect that field >_></quote>Wood has no magnetic qualities, so it shouldn't effect the tone at all on an electric guitar. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SPE 03/30/21 10:59:35 AM #16:	What is bark made of? Is cork wood? --- Welcome to the Spore Store! My shrooms are delicious, suspicious, but never malicious! <cite>SPE posted [p:952276957] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>What is bark made of? Is cork wood? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SquirtleSkwad 03/30/21 11:01:06 AM #17:	SPE posted... What is bark made of? Is cork wood? Dead phloem cells, mostly. And not technically, but it's also dead tissue. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:952277004] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>SPE posted... </cite> <quote>What is bark made of? Is cork wood?</quote> Dead phloem cells, mostly. And not technically, but it's also dead tissue. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xavier_On_High 03/30/21 11:04:46 AM #18:	Is the gap between two branches really called a "clooney"? --- http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ltnafhjcUz1qmxswbo1_500.gif <cite>Xavier_On_High posted [p:952277124] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Is the gap between two branches really called a "clooney"? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Fluttershy 03/30/21 11:12:16 AM #19:	what's the deal with petrified wood and can rocks turn to wood as well. --- https://imgur.com/CnmWjgd <cite>Fluttershy posted [p:952277362] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>what's the deal with petrified wood and can rocks turn to wood as well. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SquirtleSkwad 03/30/21 1:06:36 PM #20:	Xavier_On_High posted... Is the gap between two branches really called a "clooney"? We just call those forks lol. I haven't heard them called a clooney yet, but I don't have my degree, so I can't speak as a pro. Fluttershy posted... what's the deal with petrified wood and can rocks turn to wood as well. Petrification is a result of the organic matter in wood being slowly replaced by outside minerals. Takes millions of years to happen, too. I have a pretty good chunk of it lol. As far as I know, rocks can't become wood. I'm no geologist, though. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:952281154] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>Xavier_On_High posted... </cite> <quote>Is the gap between two branches really called a "clooney"?</quote>We just call those forks lol. I haven't heard them called a clooney yet, but I don't have my degree, so I can't speak as a pro. Fluttershy posted... </cite> <quote>what's the deal with petrified wood and can rocks turn to wood as well.</quote>Petrification is a result of the organic matter in wood being slowly replaced by outside minerals. Takes millions of years to happen, too. I have a pretty good chunk of it lol. As far as I know, rocks can't become wood. I'm no geologist, though. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
leingod41 03/30/21 2:42:56 PM #21:	What are the defining characters that determine a trees maturity (e.g. sprout, sapling, tree)? --- Expert at nothing. Amateur at everything. Seriousness wrapped in sarcasm and lightly battered in hatred. <cite>leingod41 posted [p:952284567] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>What are the defining characters that determine a trees maturity (e.g. sprout, sapling, tree)? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SquirtleSkwad 03/30/21 4:18:26 PM #22:	leingod41 posted... What are the defining characters that determine a trees maturity (e.g. sprout, sapling, tree)? Sprouts are just germinated seeds. Seedlings are about a foot or two, depending on their crown to root ratios, and trees are seedlings that have taken hold of their microsites and are actively outcompeting surrounding vegetation. --- "If you cannot explain it simply, you do not understand it well enough."-Albert Einstein <cite>SquirtleSkwad posted [p:952287762] in Ask me som... [t:79377209]...</cite> <quote>leingod41 posted... </cite> <quote>What are the defining characters that determine a trees maturity (e.g. sprout, sapling, tree)?</quote>Sprouts are just germinated seeds. Seedlings are about a foot or two, depending on their crown to root ratios, and trees are seedlings that have taken hold of their microsites and are actively outcompeting surrounding vegetation. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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