
Tangle
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eh ...
you're making yourself happy, and that's all that matters i suppose. |
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nell
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you're going to plant one tree and live off of it in retirement?
..yeah good luck. |
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Randy B
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LOL Go ahead if you want to but do you know that most maple syrup sold these days is artificial? And that from one tree you may get enough sap to boil down to make a bottle or two of syrup?
You are better off starting a company to sell the mining rights on Mars. |
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justywusty87
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Hmmm Gold on mars... People in space.... Im sure none of this would happen in your lifetime so go ahead and invest in anything. |
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Dillon C.
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what about the 40 years you just wasted for the tree to grow |
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Q&A
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Thats retarded. Plant a bunch of trees in the USA and cut them down and sell them for money. Canadians don't actually survive off of maple syrup. |
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WINGNUT
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Sure, come on up and plant one, but you'll have to buy some property to plant it on. You will be paying taxes on the property while waiting for the tree to produce. How much will one tree produce? Costs of building a sugar shack, bottling, labelling etc. Shipping costs, prepaid to outer space; whew!
On the other hand if you plant it just anywhere; by harvest time it'll likely be bulldozed down house construction for all those new Canadians coming up from the States. |
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candleduck
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ok, well you don't sound crazy. Also, you would have to plant multiple maple trees to make a living off harvesting maple syrup. Lastly, who would prevent you from planting trees in canada? Canada wants trees planted. |
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Russell
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Yes you can I live in Vancouver and have one in my front yard. |
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North of 49
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Sounds like a good business plan to me . . .do you mind if I steal your idea? |
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Cammy B
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Thanks, that was a very entertaining story! |
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Chase The Morning...
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Sounds like an excellent plan to me. :) |
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Peter J
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good idea, but maybe you are barking up the wrong tree. |
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Amy B
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niceee!! :) |
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Lisa
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Sounds like a plan... good luck with that ;) |
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