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i.am.what.i.am

i.am.what.i.am

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yay! just chopped a couple plants up...damn i had no idea how tedious trimming is. but now to take a break and smoke the scissor hash! :)
 
SurfdOut

SurfdOut

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Yep, got to love the goo, I usually trim no gloves in the am before work....and after the coffee kicks in and well lets just say it's a pain in tha ass cleaning da ass with gummy fingers...
 
East Hawaii

East Hawaii

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Kuponom Don't know about the cfl but maybe no need to put them in the ground cause they won't get tall unless you have a Tai type of plants even they may only get 2ft but amount of light they get,type of soil and etc make a huge difference at this time of year. Aloha
 
Fuzznutz

Fuzznutz

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Well, thought maybe with new fiscal year GH may not have received funding. Guess I was wrong. Chopper 200-300 yards from my house, over wooded area, with a person (officer?) by cable under. They just lowered him and are now circling? WTF!!!! shouldn't they be securing WackyWacky for big meeting in November.

BTW - First time I've seen them in weeks. Anybody else?
 
Dr. Greenhorn

Dr. Greenhorn

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Fuzznutz said:
Well, thought maybe with new fiscal year GH may not have received funding. Guess I was wrong. Chopper 200-300 yards from my house, over wooded area, with a person (officer?) by cable under. They just lowered him and are now circling? WTF!!!! shouldn't they be securing WackyWacky for big meeting in November.

BTW - First time I've seen them in weeks. Anybody else?
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nah, they been doing this on the daily for awhile.
 
Dr. Greenhorn

Dr. Greenhorn

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konagirl420 said:
Wow wonder huh?
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ya. one has to wonder. I don't sweat it anymore though cause I'm not growing at the moment, lol. but even kkday has told me he recently seen them do a flyover than send guys in to pick up plants. this was near the bridge right before the mililani exits if your heading north on the H2.
 
Cooter@666

Cooter@666

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Are the GH Nazis doing this over residential or non-residential areas?....There was a white bird dangling a cable in PC/Aiea this morning, is this the same bird you saw?
 
Fuzznutz

Fuzznutz

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Coot - Yes, exact same bird. I watched them make five trips. That is to say, they went to one area of the "forrest" picked up a person by cable and transported him/her, dangling, about a mile down the ridge. They did this five times. This is a chopper I've never seen used before. I can't say with certainty it was GH, but what what else could they be. Damn, just a couple 100 yards for the homestead. What do you make of it.... GH as well? Oh, and yes, it's residential but they are careful to stay directly over the wooded area but are VERY low. Wondering if its worth reporting to FAA as excessive noise and constant flyovers. Guessing won't make a diff.
 
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Puna Bud

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it has been my experience on the Big Island that cables hanging from "ghetto birds" usually is there for tying people meds up and hauling them out. Don't kid yourself, if you see them flying in circles. You now know they are harvesting someone elses hard earned work! Fortunately on the Big Island we are able to listen to their raids on our iPhones these days. Thanks Steve Jobs! I'll assume Oahu is like the Big Island that they have to have communication between "Ghetto Birds", and "boots on the ground"(white vans),and a central command post(police station)? Here we listen to where vans are sent,where people meds are being confiscated, and not confiscated. Got your blue card here, and your safe to have your 24 plants. Becauce they do have to check! We now know that for sure by listening to our iPhones! So as long as you have your blue cards on Oahu, you can have your 7 plants,and not worry about Po-po!
 
Fuzznutz

Fuzznutz

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Puna - Care to elaborate how to do the iPhone thing. Sounds promising.

Would love to know how GH is funded. The federal budgeting cycle starts October 1, so if they are still flying, that tells me they are good to go for another 12 months.
 
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Puna Bud

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Fuzznutz said:
Coot - Yes, exact same bird. I watched them make five trips. That is to say, they went to one area of the "forrest" picked up a person by cable and transported him/her, dangling, about a mile down the ridge. They did this five times. This is a chopper I've never seen used before. I can't say with certainty it was GH, but what what else could they be. Damn, just a couple 100 yards for the homestead. What do you make of it.... GH as well? Oh, and yes, it's residential but they are careful to stay directly over the wooded area but are VERY low. Wondering if its worth reporting to FAA as excessive noise and constant flyovers. Guessing won't make a diff.
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sure it worth calling the FAA. With each call their grip the community is a little less! Fuzznutz, if everybody took the attitude that their complaint wasn't important. These "fuckers" will keep pissing on our backs if we do nothing. Why do you think we are allowed to have 24 plants here, and you only 7 on all other islands? Because as a whole, the cannabis community on the Big Island is more active than any other island...period! The "ghetto birds"fly over here, and you can bet your sweet bippy that plenty people are calling and complaining! You folks need to stay vigilant on that.
 
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Puna Bud

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Fuzznutz said:
Puna - Care to elaborate how to do the iPhone thing. Sounds promising.

Would love to know how GH is funded. The federal budgeting cycle starts October 1, so if they are still flying, that tells me they are good to go for another 12 months.
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okay, just your simple iPhone app. I use the app call 50-radio. Once you dial in your area code, blam, you can then listen to all the first responders in your area!
 
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