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BLOCK of the Week:hay BALE
Week blocks: Hay blocks
The horse Chow treat that's safe to fall for
The horse's delicious food, it's safe to fall on it.

Spring is here! The sun is shining, birds was singing, and bees is ruining the picnics. Hey, at least we can have picnics again! It ' s stopped getting dark about twenty minutes after the sun comes up and all day are a fun new opportunity to skip and DA NCE and has fun! hoorah! Until The hay fever kicks in. Then it's back inside to sit in the dark for the rest of the year, sniffling and miserable. Spring is ruined, all thanks to Hay. Hay, you traitorous snake.
Spring is coming! The sun shines, the birds sing, and the bees ruin our picnic. Hey, at least we can have a picnic again! The sun rises after 20 minutes of dark time, and every day is a brand-new fun time for dancing and fun! Oh, cool! Till the hay fever kills in. Then again the kind of back indoors sitting in the dark to spend the rest of the year's life, smoking a nose, really miserable ah. The spring hit, thank you for the hay. Hay, you are such a despicable character.
That's why we prefer hay bales in Minecraft, where instead of ruining we lives, they sometimes save them. Landing on a hay bale in the game reduces any fall damage by 80%. That means-could potentially fall from a hundred blocks high and survive. Just. Our legal team cannot stress enough, that's should only try, in Minecraft.
That's why we like hay more in "My World", where Hay doesn't mess up our lives, but sometimes it saves us. Falling on hay blocks in the game can reduce damage by 80%. That means you can get a chance to fall from the height of the hundred and survive. Just...... Our legal team stressed that it could not be overemphasized: this is something that you can only try in "my World".
The Hay bale block is also a excellent source of food, restoring up to ten points to your hungry animals. Foals that eat hay bales would actually grow into horses faster. Because who needs a rich and fulfilling childhood if you can just eat your it to the responsibilities, disappointments and baldness of adult life early? Don ' t do it, foals! Embrace your youth!
Hay blocks are also a great source of food, adding 10 points of hunger to your hungry animals. The ponies, who ate the hay, did grow into horses faster. Because who would need a rich and fulfilling childhood to be able to experience the responsibilities, disappointments and baldness of adult life as long as they eat? Don't do this, pony! Embrace your youth!

They ' re flammable in Minecraft and just as happy to burn in real life, as hay bales spontaneously combusting are a serious Problem. Perhaps consider building your home from something else.
Hay is flammable in my world, and because it is a real life favorite, their spontaneous combustion is a serious problem. Maybe you should consider building your home with something else.

The expression ' needle in a haystack ' was from Sir Thomas more, who wrote "to seek out one line in his books would was to go Looking for a needle in a meadow ". Wait, meadow? Image by Tony Webster.
The phrase "needles in hay heaps" comes from Sir Thomas, who writes: "To find a line in his book is like looking for a needle in a pasture." "Wait a while, ranch?" Pictures from Tony Webster.

You ' re just nine wheat away from a hay bale! and ninety-something hay bales away from building a straw house! We built a straw house once and then a wolf blew it down and ate us. True story.
You're only nine wheat away from a piece of hay! About 90 or more hay blocks to build a straw house! We built a straw house, but the wolf blew it down and ate us. The real story.

You can make your own hay right this very second by going off to your garden and ripping up some grass. After several days of watching this grass no grow, you'll be the proud owner of some genuine home made hay! This process was fine for a small amount, but making enough hay bales for an entire farmyard was the kind of horrific ' hard Work ' and ' real job ' US writer types has dedicated our cushy lives to cleverly avoiding. Hay-baling was indeed dreadful for hundreds of years until the middle of the 19th century, which saw the innovations of th EMechanical Hay Press.
Right now, you can get your own hay: go out to your garden and pull some grass. Look at the grass. After a few days, you will be able to get some real homemade hay and become their proud owner! If you do a small amount of good, but to make enough to fill the whole farm yard of hay, it is a terrible "gripes" and "Big Live", this kind of work is our code word of people dedicated to our comfortable life and to the wit to escape. For hundreds of years, the hay was a nuisance, until the 19th century century beganMachine pressed Hay's Revolution.
Early mechanical hay presses were cumbersome, occupying multiple floors of your barn and requiring a pack of horses. Said horses would then lift something called a ' press weight ' (or turn a jackscrew or geared press) which compressed the H Ay into that lovely bale shape. These presses may has occupied a lot of space, but the resulting bales were huge too, some weighing as much as a pounds .
Early-stage hay machines are cumbersome, occupy a large chunk of your barn, and require a herd of horses. It is said that these horses will then pull up a thing called "heavy" (or start the spiral jack or connected to the lawn mower), this thing will crush the hay into a lovely bundle. These presses may occupy a lot of space, but the hay bales are also huge, some of which can weigh up to 300 pounds.
Over time, industrial progress made making hay bales easier and easier. Now the biggest problem isn ' t turning lousy floor-hay into a glorious bale, but making sure it doesn ' t randomly burst into Flames. It ' s true! If you don ' t watch the moisture of content of a hay bale, they has been known to spontaneously combust. So a hay bale are capable of both blocking our sinuses and burning us alive? Well then keep this dumb straw cube away from us. hahahaha! Take That, Hay bales!
As the time progresses, the process of industry makes hay bales more and more easy. The biggest problem now is not to make hay bales of loose ground, but to make sure they don't fire randomly. It's true! If you don't check the moisture of the hay in the bundle-they're famous for spontaneous combustion. So the hay is perfect for blocking our sinuses and burning our lives? OK, let's get those stupid straw blocks away from us. haha haha! Get the word, hay!
See you next time, Block of the Week fans!
See you next time, fans of the week block!

Tom leans back in he chair, smugly chuckling at another BOTW well done. He really stuck it to that dumb hay bale block! Tom sniffs. His eyes suddenly feel puffy. Strange ... His allergies never usually play on the office. Tom glances out of the window. His jaw drops. He sees it sat on the roof of his car.
Tom(the author of the weekly block-translator) leaned back into his chair and smiled proudly at another well-written week block. He's really done with that stupid hay cube! Tom smoked his nose. His eyes suddenly swelled up. Strange...... His allergy symptoms usually don't appear in the office. Tom glanced out of the window. He startled his chin off. He saw the thing sitting on the top of his car.
It ' s a hay bale, somehow holding an axe, waiting.
It was a piece of hay, and I didn't know why I was holding an axe and waiting.
waiting for him.
waiting for him.
swallowing A scream, Tom hastily writes a new ending.
swallowing The Scream, Tom hurried to write down a new conclusion.
H-how about a r-round of applause in hay bales, right guys?! They ' re the B-b-best block ever!
No... Why not give hay drums ... The drum is a palm, isn't it, elder brother? They are the most ... The best squares!
But it ' s too late. The window smashes! A blood-curdling wail rings out into the night. Tom is never seen again. But probably only because he's trying to get out of the writing the next Block of the Week.
but it's too late. The window is broken and cracked! The hairy bone frightened the screams of people all night long. No one will ever see Tom again. But probably just because he wanted to write down the next week's block.

"Author Tom Stone, released on March 31, 2017. Translator Kakagou. Click to view the original text. 】

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