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Its a hollow walking stick. Inside is a hopper for seeds and a mechanism to dispense them one at a time. At the end, a pointy bit that opens up like a clamshell and deposits a seed. Probably needs a lever or button on the handle to control the ,um, insemination.
tree planting machine gun
Tree_20Planting_20Machine_20Gun
the kinder, gentler version [iron_horse, Dec 10 2007]
de-desertification
Re-Foresting_20a_20Desert
[iron_horse, Dec 10 2007]
seed stick
http://www.johnnyse...egory=621&item=9028
what it might look like [xenzag, Dec 11 2007]
The Man Who Planted Trees
http://en.wikipedia...n_Who_Planted_Trees
an inspiring tale, also a great cartoon by Canada's National Film Board [iron_horse, Dec 11 2007]
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Deliver a small shot of hygroscopic crystals with each seed, too. |
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Half the distance between wizardry and agriculture [+] |
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I like this as long as they are not triffid seeds. OK, even then! Bun! |
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Just can't get the staff these days. |
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Add a 1D100 in a little glass compartment at the top of the staff! |
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An infra-red device can beam the result out to anyone that needs it! |
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Everytime you plant a seed, you get a seed. |
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What, precisely, is a 1D100? |
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A quick google and wikipedia seems to indicate a single 100-sided die, which can be rolled for a 'seed' number. I guess. It's gibberish to me, so I could be entirely wrong. |
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I thought everyone grew up playing D&D. 1D100s were more of novelty dice though because they took forever to stop rolling. I guess if you wanted to speed up your soil impregnation, you'd want a stable 1D4. |
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Or 33D4 - 32 if you still wanted a 1-100 range of seeds, but then you'd need a big glass compartment. |
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Then I'll order 500 Northern Lights seeds from Amsterdam and spend the spring walking around Regent's Park. |
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