Matt McSpadden

It seems as though I am vastly out numbered in my love of straight lines :)

But for those of you who do appreciate straight lines... here is a cool idea that I have not thought of before. I wonder if it would work for onions or garlic as well.

I know this probably goes against the permaculture fiber... but I like straight lines :)

And I would want to be able to plant in straight line sometimes... so I'll take the straight lines all the time.

This is a tough one, but I think I would rather make people laugh when sad.

Honestly... I think there are enough vegetables. I think creating a cool tool to help people garden better or easier would be fantastic.

Would you rather only be able to plant things in straight lines or never be able to plant things in straight lines?

If you like the "Would You Rather" game, check out this index of other questions. https://permies.com/t/238000/Permaculture-Edition

Would you rather make people laugh when they are sad or make people feel better when they are sick?

I know it's not very permaculture specific, but I thought it was a good one.

If you like the "Would You Rather" game, check out this index of other questions. https://permies.com/t/238000/Permaculture-Edition

Would you rather create a new vegetable or a new garden tool?

If you like the "Would You Rather" game, check out this index of other questions. https://permies.com/t/238000/Permaculture-Edition

1. Would you rather create a new vegetable or a new garden tool?
2. Would you rather make people laugh when they are sad or make people feel better when they are sick?
3. Would you rather only be able to plant things in straight lines or never be able to plant things in straight lines?

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For a long time it was just wrangler jeans from Walmart. They would generally only last between 6 - 12 months before there was a good sized hole somewhere. Because I need to look reasonably put together at work, patching wasn't going to cut it for me for that situation. And sometimes the holes were so big it was not practical to patch.

I recently tried a pair of jeans from Origin. It is a small company that has been exploding recently here in Maine that is dedicated to 100% American supply chain for everything they make. I've only had the jeans for about 6 months so far, so I can't really testify to their longevity... but so far so good. They are lighter and more stretchy than what Walmart sells. I'm probably going to try another pair.

https://originusa.com/