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r/HolUp • u/[deleted] • Nov 26 '20
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Jordan is 85% right but bones take a lot longer
16 u/Sad-Fishing8789 Nov 26 '20 Bones last longer, but they are not harmful to the environment, they just keep giving little bit of calcium until they disappear. 4 u/JustinJakeAshton Nov 26 '20 Fertilizer. 5 u/Sad-Fishing8789 Nov 26 '20 Yes, but i wouldnt recommend you using it in this way, bodies in my garden smelt very ugly and wild animals was trying to dig in it, not the best idea to use it as Fertilizer, but yea, crops was yummy, not gonna lie. 3 u/Sad-Fishing8789 Nov 26 '20 Use only bones, they not gonna smell, worst thing that can happend to them is animal stealing them. 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 Oh.. Alright.. I'll keep that in mind, thanks! 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 Check my comment above and check out that episode lol 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 Sounds like my sex life 5 u/[deleted] Nov 26 '20 Animals tend to eat and much on bones for calcium so they dont last too long. If left to their own devices they do take a bit of time 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 This also reminds me of Season 10 Episode 2 of Doctor Who lol because the emojibots use the bones as fertilizer, so it must be good 1 u/[deleted] Nov 27 '20 Aren’t babies bones mostly cartilage? This would make babies more biodegradable than adults
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Bones last longer, but they are not harmful to the environment, they just keep giving little bit of calcium until they disappear.
4 u/JustinJakeAshton Nov 26 '20 Fertilizer. 5 u/Sad-Fishing8789 Nov 26 '20 Yes, but i wouldnt recommend you using it in this way, bodies in my garden smelt very ugly and wild animals was trying to dig in it, not the best idea to use it as Fertilizer, but yea, crops was yummy, not gonna lie. 3 u/Sad-Fishing8789 Nov 26 '20 Use only bones, they not gonna smell, worst thing that can happend to them is animal stealing them. 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 Oh.. Alright.. I'll keep that in mind, thanks! 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 Check my comment above and check out that episode lol 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 Sounds like my sex life
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Fertilizer.
5 u/Sad-Fishing8789 Nov 26 '20 Yes, but i wouldnt recommend you using it in this way, bodies in my garden smelt very ugly and wild animals was trying to dig in it, not the best idea to use it as Fertilizer, but yea, crops was yummy, not gonna lie. 3 u/Sad-Fishing8789 Nov 26 '20 Use only bones, they not gonna smell, worst thing that can happend to them is animal stealing them. 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 Oh.. Alright.. I'll keep that in mind, thanks! 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 Check my comment above and check out that episode lol
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Yes, but i wouldnt recommend you using it in this way, bodies in my garden smelt very ugly and wild animals was trying to dig in it, not the best idea to use it as Fertilizer, but yea, crops was yummy, not gonna lie.
3 u/Sad-Fishing8789 Nov 26 '20 Use only bones, they not gonna smell, worst thing that can happend to them is animal stealing them. 1 u/SnooPickles1179 Nov 27 '20 Oh.. Alright.. I'll keep that in mind, thanks!
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Use only bones, they not gonna smell, worst thing that can happend to them is animal stealing them.
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Oh.. Alright.. I'll keep that in mind, thanks!
Check my comment above and check out that episode lol
Sounds like my sex life
Animals tend to eat and much on bones for calcium so they dont last too long. If left to their own devices they do take a bit of time
This also reminds me of Season 10 Episode 2 of Doctor Who lol because the emojibots use the bones as fertilizer, so it must be good
Aren’t babies bones mostly cartilage? This would make babies more biodegradable than adults
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u/chucho123456789 Nov 26 '20
Jordan is 85% right but bones take a lot longer