These folks lost all legitimacy with me as soon as they revealed their absolute insanity by including pronouns in the closing signature. But I still appreciate this real email I got today.
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“Hi The Practical Woodsman Team,
“I hope you're doing well!
“My name is Vineet, and I'm the Founder of MillionPodcasts. I'm excited to share that your podcast, The Practical Woodsman, has been recognized as one of the Top 45 Survival Podcasts on the web by our panel.
“This list is the most comprehensive ranking of Survival Podcasts online, and we're honored to feature yours among the best!
“We have also featured your podcast in our Top 10 Bushcraft Podcasts and Top 100 Outdoor Podcasts list.
https://www.millionpodcasts.com/bushcraft-podcasts/
https://www.millionpodcasts.com/outdoor-podcasts/
“We'd be thankful if you can help us spread the word by briefly mentioning these lists on your website or blog.
“We've also created a badge for you to share with your audience. You can display it on your website or post it on social media to showcase this amazing milestone.
“Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!”
Best,
Vineet Agarwal (he/him)
Customer Success Manager
Founder, MillionPodcasts
www.millionpodcasts.com
[email protected]
My acoustic medley: Castles in the Air, Spell of Ambition, Can You Feel the Love Tonight? Calliope
Common folk often refer to these as “wild strawberries” which is incorrect. These are specifically “mock strawberries”. The reason this matters is because there is indeed another strawberry called “wild strawberry” that is sweeter and more pleasant than even store-bought strawberries. The “mock” strawberries have very little sweetness or flavor, though they are edible.
