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Vnsmkr

Vnsmkr

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I know the type of one hitter you talk about, Ive had many of those, used to use them all the time. I have one here actually but I need another 1 hitter to go in the dugout. Joints these days as I smoke whole joints myself ;)
 
sandhill larry

sandhill larry

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Vnsmkr said:
I know the type of one hitter you talk about, Ive had many of those, used to use them all the time. I have one here actually but I need another 1 hitter to go in the dugout. Joints these days as I smoke whole joints myself ;)
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I use the one hitter so I don't smell of smoke so bad. When you smoke a joint, the smell seems to get all over your hair and clothes. Plus I don't like getting too high at work. Like just now when my customers left. Experience has taught me to wait a few minutes before I light up. Sure enough, five minutes after the left, I heard them knocking on the back door. They had forgot something and had come back for it.
 
wildfire97936

wildfire97936

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sandhill larry said:
I use a one hitter that looks like a cig here at work. {only smoke joints at the camp} My customers said they were staying another hour two hours ago. As soon as they really leave, I'll be having a safety meeting. Since they are paid up until midnight, if I want to ride that time clock a little it will be chill.

Wednesday night I smoked with a customer for the 1st time in the last 12 years. A very attractive young lady who comes through once a year. I will be looking forward to when she comes back through next year. Back before I was on the wagon, lots of my customers smoked out with me. Hope it doesn't become common knowledge I'm smoking again.
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What do you do to have customers if you don't mind me asking.
 
wildfire97936

wildfire97936

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sandhill larry said:
I'm in the space business. We rent it out by the hour, tables and chairs included. I only work when there are events scheduled, ie, customers in the building.
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Ah I see. Florida is one of the few states I haven't visited when I was old enough to remember and between my aunt in palm beach and the pics you post I'm thinking I need to check it out. I'm in Kentucky for work right now and damn if it doesn't feel good to be back in the South and out of effin Nebraska and their No-sweet tea having asses
 
sandhill larry

sandhill larry

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wildfire97936 said:
Ah I see. Florida is one of the few states I haven't visited when I was old enough to remember and between my aunt in palm beach and the pics you post I'm thinking I need to check it out. I'm in Kentucky for work right now and damn if it doesn't feel good to be back in the South and out of effin Nebraska and their No-sweet tea having asses
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Some of my family moved down to West Palm Beach during the Depression to get work. My Daddy was born down there. But we are a NW Florida clan. Most of our farm was homesteaded in the 1880's.

I saw someone on TV or You Tube talking about how in Florida, the further south you go, the more Northern it is. They made their point by saying you couldn't get a glass of sweet tea in Orlando. There are major problems in the south, but even the biggest SOB will ask, "hows your Mamma and them doing?" When I joined the Navy and went up to Great Mistakes, the rudeness was such a shock to me.
 
wildfire97936

wildfire97936

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sandhill larry said:
Some of my family moved down to West Palm Beach during the Depression to get work. My Daddy was born down there. But we are a NW Florida clan. Most of our farm was homesteaded in the 1880's.

I saw someone on TV or You Tube talking about how in Florida, the further south you go, the more Northern it is. They made their point by saying you couldn't get a glass of sweet tea in Orlando. There are major problems in the south, but even the biggest SOB will ask, "hows your Mamma and them doing?" When I joined the Navy and went up to Great Mistakes, the rudeness was such a shock to me.
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I still get crazy looks when I wave to a stranger or they ask me how I'm doing and I reply and ask how they are.
When I got to Kentucky I went into a store to get some beer, lady asked how I was, and being used to Nebraska I just mumbled off the same 'ol "good you" and she replied I'm well thanks for asking. Took me a minute to remember I was in the south I was so shocked and made me happy haha. Nothing like a friendly conversation with a stranger then moving about your day.

Thing is my family has been in Texas since back when Stephen F Austin and his daddy started bringing people over. But before that we came outta the Kentucky hills but idk if I still have any family left here or not. It would be so distant I doubt you could call it family. I do have some over in Tenneesssee though
 
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