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Find a naturally growing, still in the wild (not on some weird four leaf clover growing farm or in a store or some shit lol) and in the ground four leaf clover within 72 hours of accepting the challenge.

Once the time limit expires both of your legs will be amputated from the knee down. OR..

you can keep your legs intact and instead choose to extend your search time by another 48 hours. If you fail again after the time extension however, both your legs will be amputated from the knee down just like before plus both of your arms will now also be amputated from the shoulder.

Are you willing to take the risk? And no you cant be offered the challenge and wait to accept it until after youve found a four leaf clover to bypass the 72hrs from accepting rule. I know some of you are already thinking that.

What

what in the fuck

no

Read a book, TC.

I always found one within like 20 min

ai123 posted...

Read a book, TC.

All I have with me in this bathroom right now is my phone and I only enjoy reading actual books as opposed to one on a device.

Alteres posted...

I always found one within like 20 min

So youre saying yes then I take it?

I dunno, as I was thinking about it more I cant remember the last time I came across a big patch of clover like I used to see either up north in the Midwest or down south.

sure

I mean... I'm unlikely to be able to walk in 10 years, so it's worth thinking about, but... nah.

I know where the clovers grow.

No way I'm happy being where I'm at right now

On THIS planet?

We can barely grow our food while using industrial chemicals and fertilizers obtained from AND powered by fossil fuels.

sure. my backyard lawn is clover instead of grass, i prob find 5-6 four leaf clovers a year without really looking for them lol. i eat them whenever i find them >.>

Sephiroth_C_Ryu posted...

industrial chemicals and fertilizers

if you grow a clover lawn you wont need weed killer or insecticide cus clover outcompetes most weeds. dandelion is the only one i've really seen, but it's not a weed (dandelion roots are insanely healthy)
and it attracts pollinators, which will attract some pest insects... however, those will attract spiders and other predatory insects who'll eat the pests.

and you wont need to fertilize cus clover is hardier than shit grass (kentucky bluegrass is disgusting and an insult to nature) like 99% of lawns (at least in america. i think americans are stupid when it comes to their lawns)

you can also use mycorrhizal fungi instead of fertilizer. it'll get all up in your plants roots and they'll be like "sup" and help each other out with a symbiotic relationship.

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