Smoke it all right now and there will be nothing to lose, you're welcome
Blaze & Daze
- Thread starter Laughing Grass
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StareCase
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I knew that ... even before the moniker.
DCcan
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I can't even remember what we were talking about at this point.Smoke it all right now and there will be nothing to lose, you're welcome
DCcan
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I had to look 4 times. I couldn't un see it.
5 actually, I didn't believe my lying eyes.
manfredo
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Omg, I missed all the fun here today.
I had safety meeting, boss meeting, software meeting. Now I'm having a beer meeting, found my missing joint under the beer box, flat as a pancake. I looked for an hr last week!
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we use to call joint breaks "safety meetings". Should have been un-safety meetings.
manfredo
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Came home and there's a box sitting on my porch....Hmmmm, not expecting anything. What a nice surprise....I'm gonna have to send him a thank
you!!
The only question, which one to try 1st????
The sour diesel is calling my name. And I'll try the Snoozeberry gummies tonight.
you!!
The only question, which one to try 1st????
The sour diesel is calling my name. And I'll try the Snoozeberry gummies tonight.
Laughing Grass
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All better!
StareCase
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And I have one of their Custom Balladeer's as well. Love the sound of the instrument - not thrilled with the curved body.
Just reading about his death in 1973 ... that was for the byrds!
It's actually along the lines of "in your basement's auxiliary kitchen ..." - but in your grow room sounds more in line with cannabis cultivation.
I need a friend like that! Oh, and all of them is the right answer ;D
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manfredo
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Yes, that's a good / smart businessman. I've actually been quite productive puffing on the sour diesel....Disassembling my old set up, partially, as I have to move it a little, and relocate my reservoir, and on, and on, and on....
raratt
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The blue jays have decided they like tomatoes...
The three that hatched out on my patio haven't left, they have food and water so I kinda get it.
It is getting rather fragrant in the back yard in the evening. Son said the big Columbian plant still has white trichomes so I'll wait some more.
The three that hatched out on my patio haven't left, they have food and water so I kinda get it.It is getting rather fragrant in the back yard in the evening. Son said the big Columbian plant still has white trichomes so I'll wait some more.
laddyd
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We used to gather by the exhaust fan in the back of the shop on break. And we kicked ass and took names when it was time to go back to work.
we use to call joint breaks "safety meetings". Should have been un-safety meetings.
FirstCavApache64
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I just had a very relaxed deer stop by to munch on the weeds. She let me walk about 20 yards away and then just took a couple steps and started eating again. There were 3 others in the woods with her too. So cool to have deer and bears around. 
I'm sure most of them were supposed to be MY tomatoes and you stole 'em!!
manfredo
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You reminded me of my childhood....I remember throwing a tomato sandwich one day after being served one for too many days in a row.
My step dad use to pull the plants just before the first heavy frost, and hang them from a rafter in the barn, and we'd have fresh tomato's for another month or so....They would ripen on the vine even with no/little sun.
husita
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No cool at all. Have no fence, and they are eating everything-strawberries, all vegetables, even Aronias and destroyed many of my new planted trees. They are not eating cannabis, which saves them from beeing shot .22 LR. Bear could help, but been eradicated in 18 th century.