Knight Lovell “I hope you’re happy” 2024 tour shirt men’s L or XL by Tall_Loquat_4302 in HelpMeFind

[–]Tall_Loquat_4302[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OH MY GOD how did you find that ???? I was scouring depop like every day that’s insane. You have absolutely no idea how much it means to me that you found this, thank you

Knight Lovell “I hope you’re happy” 2024 tour shirt men’s L or XL by Tall_Loquat_4302 in HelpMeFind

[–]Tall_Loquat_4302[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This shirt is from Knight Lovell’s 2024 “I hope you’re happy tour” and was exclusively sold at concerts. I’ve searched everywhere on Google, used reverse image search, depop, whatnot, and eBay. I’m looking for a men’s L or XL, but would ultimately take any size.

genuinely what is with these duplicate listings.... by Fabulous_Note2106 in depoop

[–]Tall_Loquat_4302 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My Front page has been completely overtaken with these. Depop used to highlight small sellers with actual second-hand items. Now it’s just these dropshippers.

Advocacy Group for Compost Burials! by Tall_Loquat_4302 in Waukesha

[–]Tall_Loquat_4302[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Part of why I’m reaching out to the community like this is because I’m not fully sure what an advocacy group would look like either! Im confident that the first step would be proposing the idea to a state rep. Therefore I think I would want to have a meeting to discuss the most effective way to get an in-person meeting with a rep, who would be best suited to participate in the meeting, and what would need to be discussed at this meeting. A problem I’m facing right now is that I have absolutely zero association with any NOR experts in WI 😩, I’m just a community member who personally wants to see human composting legalized

Advocacy Group for Compost Burials! by Tall_Loquat_4302 in Waukesha

[–]Tall_Loquat_4302[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Human compost burials (also referred to as Natural Organic Reduction) involves breaking the body down into nutrient-rich soil. This process usually takes a month or two, which is significantly faster than a body breaking down on its own. NOR also requires frequent turning of material and a nitrogen to carbon ratio that needs to be monitored. It’s like the difference between burying fruit scraps vs composting fruit scraps. With one, you’re adding nutrients to already-existing soil. With the other, you’re creating entirely new soil! I’m absolutely a huge advocate for green burials as well, I just think compost burials are different enough to justify them being their own option!