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I am going to let you figure my response out for yourself. Really you need me to explain my answer to you???
There are probably more people from outside the US in this thread than ones from the US.
When you say it like that, it sounds like an allegory about sex offenders.
Im from the UK myself. Plants, tree and grass types are something kids are not taught this side of the pond. This subject is more a college or university type of study.
I'm pretty sure there are many trivial things you don't know. I learned a lot outside of the educacional system. When you say the modern educational system is failing you couldn't be further from being wrong, we are smarter than ever were, a quick research will tell you that, but that's something you have yet to learn yourself.
If you could find within yourself not to act so sour over other peopl humbly sharing their discoveries regardless of whether you knew it or not, and, realize that you too has yet a lot ot learn you may find life a bit more enjoyable. But hey to each their own.
Not from my knowledge, but I have heard people being crushed or killed by these hay bales. And another thing, I have seen videos were tractors towing hay has caught fire and burning hay flying everywhere.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCcX1T1H8CI
ah, i dont think so. i think is pretty natural for a forum of gamers to never have experienced the wild, or the countryside. city bound all their lives, assuring themselves they know how things work.
and, when you're prepping for MCATS or exams to a program that isn't biology or plant related, how high is 'the life cycle of a tumble weed' on the syllabus? =p
well, most people here who didn't know what a tumbleweed is, won't have gone 'baling'
bales are shaped according to the machine. if you are making the big circular ones, you have a lot of land, and you bale that hay big because its easy to move that way. most farmers will bale it gigantic, and then just rip it down with pitchforks on the spot when its time to feed livestock. the nutrients are also good for the land as well.
most people only transport them in square form with smaller baling machines.
by the way, if you want to be the strongest you've ever been in your life, go to a farm and throw square bales into the back of a truck for 12 hours a day for a month, and you will beat every single person in an arm wrestle. for around 5 years lol.
Your statement literally makes no sense ever.
No one in Middle SChool is taught about tumbleweeds. LOL.
No one in High School, unless they learn Earth Science, or specifically anything about deserts.
It's simply not a thing people MAKE A huge deal over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQc5gDXQGIs
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eeFmnh0NJm8