mr sunshine
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I'd be happy with 5 pounds!!
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Pinworm
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S’mofo butter layin’ me to da’ BONE! Jackin’ me up…but, you know what they say, 'See a broad to get that booty yak 'em - leg 'er down and smack 'em yak 'em!'
mr sunshine
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Why don't you love me anymore????????
Pinworm
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Easy now, fuzzy little man-peach. Why would you think I don't love you anymore? Nothing could be further from the truth! You are my sunshine - my only sunshine
Metasynth
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I went on a search for the biggest grinder I could find one day. They had them in a 4 piece and a 2 piece, but I prefer 2 piece in general...I know you smoke a lot of joints, so a big grinder makes sense for you. I like smoking blunts every now and then, and was sick and tired of having to grind up 2 or three loads just to roll a single blunt(I know, seems excessive, right? Haha, usually for sharing)
So I bought this guy.
mr sunshine
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Easy now, fuzzy little man-peach. Why would you think I don't love you anymore? Nothing could be further from the truth! You are my sunshine - my only sunshine
We use coffee grinders out here. Can easily fit a quarter oz at once. And they are electric, just push one button and boom, grinded meds.
I went on a search for the biggest grinder I could find one day. They had them in a 4 piece and a 2 piece, but I prefer 2 piece in general...I know you smoke a lot of joints, so a big grinder makes sense for you. I like smoking blunts every now and then, and was sick and tired of having to grind up 2 or three loads just to roll a single blunt(I know, seems excessive, right? Haha, usually for sharing)
So I bought this guy.
Metasynth
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I just got a coffee grinder from my GF's storage unit, was gonna clean it off and give it a try...Was thinking more about making it a tool for breaking down material to blast into wax.
Doesn't powder up too bad? Obviously you don't wanna run it too long...
Metasynth
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Centrifugal or for airflow?
ChingOwn
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airflow
Metasynth
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Like an oscillating wall mount?
Not bad if only short run. I turn all my trim to powder to make cooking oil.
ChingOwn
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Na just one I could put on a small grow tent
Metasynth
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3rd day at my new job.
Day 1 - Saturday - 5 minutes of training on how to find items on in the back. Spent the rest of the day restocking shelves during one of the busiest days of the week, understaffed, under stocked. Ended up working an extra hour past my shift making a total of 9 1/2 hours, all on an empty stomach.
Day 2 - Sunday - No training what so ever. Twice as busy as the day before. The product report wasn't printed. Spent the first half of the day looking around the store trying to find out what needed to be restocked, while not knowing what was sold out. The second half of the day I spent trying to help customers find items they were looking for (while not knowing where anything in the store was). Management wanted me to work over, but my ride home showed up so they told me to go ahead and leave.
Day 3 - Today - Spent part of the day restocking the shelves. about 15 minutes of training on the register before being left to pretty much fend for myself. If I wasn't working the register, I was restocking the shelves, helping customers find items, helping load the heavier items into the customers vehicles, or helping customers pick the right tools they need. Worked 3 hours past my shift, a total of 8 hours. Not as busy as the previous 2 days, but still extremely busy. After getting home, management called and asked me to work later tomorrow as well.
I haven't worked this hard in a very, very long time and I must say... I absolutely LOVE my new job.
Day 1 - Saturday - 5 minutes of training on how to find items on in the back. Spent the rest of the day restocking shelves during one of the busiest days of the week, understaffed, under stocked. Ended up working an extra hour past my shift making a total of 9 1/2 hours, all on an empty stomach.
Day 2 - Sunday - No training what so ever. Twice as busy as the day before. The product report wasn't printed. Spent the first half of the day looking around the store trying to find out what needed to be restocked, while not knowing what was sold out. The second half of the day I spent trying to help customers find items they were looking for (while not knowing where anything in the store was). Management wanted me to work over, but my ride home showed up so they told me to go ahead and leave.
Day 3 - Today - Spent part of the day restocking the shelves. about 15 minutes of training on the register before being left to pretty much fend for myself. If I wasn't working the register, I was restocking the shelves, helping customers find items, helping load the heavier items into the customers vehicles, or helping customers pick the right tools they need. Worked 3 hours past my shift, a total of 8 hours. Not as busy as the previous 2 days, but still extremely busy. After getting home, management called and asked me to work later tomorrow as well.
I haven't worked this hard in a very, very long time and I must say... I absolutely LOVE my new job.
