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14 April 2025
| N 04:00 | Contam Crammers diffhist +246 Russ talk contribs (Created page with "Mud Grubbers who seek soils contaminated with various toxic products. Highly sought grubbing locations include: * The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant * Various Persian Gulf oil spill sites * Springmans Crest * Byrnihat, India * Dzerzhinsk, Russia") | ||||
| N 03:55 | Grub Dusters diffhist +257 Russ talk contribs (Created page with "Mud Grubbers that find the soft silty dust in attics and basements to be the most valuable soil in existence. If a home is still occupied, the soil is even more valuable and is usually kept in secret root cellars located close to the Grubbers main property.") | ||||
| N 03:49 | Grasping coupler diffhist +420 Russ talk contribs (Created page with "A device created by the the now deceased magazine writer Phunk Mayhew. This device is used to further tighten the lids on Gribson Jars commonly found in the Mud Grubber community. Phunk was known for mixing a combination of silt, peat and clay into a "brown foam" mixture that was supposedly incredibly complex to recreate and that had an incredible mouthfeel. Mixing soils is frowned upon in the Mud Grubbing community.") | ||||
| N 03:45 | Gribson Jars diffhist +197 Russ talk contribs (Created page with "In the 1960's Clay Gribson invented the Gribson Jar to store sands from local dunes in Chapspeak Park Michigan. He needed an extremely tight lid to keep people from stealing his, "precious grains."") | ||||
| N 03:34 | Big 4 Buffet diffhist +230 Russ talk contribs (Created page with "The 4 starter soils a typical Grubber will ingest as they begin their dirt journey. * Fine sandy loams * Peaty * Silt * Clay This list is region dependent and does not account for people living in subtropical or desert climates.") | ||||