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That is one of the finest looking cures I've ever seen. From the look of them they must be really sticky.

Today its The White Album. Tomorrow, who knows.

I've been transplanting for years and never have had much trouble. I use a little vitamin B just in case. I agree with Closet, the sex is in the seed's DNA. But stress could force Hermie.

When a Man Loves a Woman was just on Earl.

I found this at http://www.greenmanspage.com/guides/closetfarmer.html CONTAINERS: It is best to transplant as little as possible to ensure female turnout, so my method has to planting steps: Once to a "Jiffy Pot" and then to a 5-gal. bucket. I know its best to keep transplanting to a minimum...

By girlfriend, he might be reefering (Sorry about the pun I couldn't resist) to the plant which would be pulled from it earthly existence if found to be male.

I've sold every LP I've owned including a Custom Fretless Wonder. I'd much rather have a Trini Lopez. The TL will be worth more than any LP except for maybe one that's really old or collectable due to being owned by some star. Hang on to the TL for ever. Ten years from now you'll thank yourself.

Frank Zappa usually does it for me. A mixture of phenomenal musicianship and interesting often humorous lyrics.

I'd go ape-shit for a Trini Lopez. That's a real keeper. Someday it will be worth a fortune. Guitars with trapeze bridges tend to go out of tune it played hard. Especially with real light strings. (which I use, 9s and 10s) My biggest problem with these guitars is feedback. But for Jazz gigs...

If you don't have the basic needs for a plant covered, all the molasses and other voodoo won't do anything but attract ants. Meet the plants basic needs and start with good DNA and you'll have the results you deserve.

Get the 66 wagon. Its got a 350, it will fun forever. The 51 would be useless if you decide to take up bootleging white lightning. The 454 would be great as long as you have your own oil well.

You could pre roll the other two. You don't have to smoke them now. I just took three hits from the new bong I just made, so I'm baked too.

Actually its a Crown bass. There weren't to many of them built. It sounds and plays great. If I could find a good Hofner Beatle bass I'd buy it. But I'd always keep my Crown. Its great for recording.

When I became a parent (27 years ago) I thought maybe I should quit playing, but at the time it was my main source of income. So I kept playing and quit smoking. This decision created a love for music in both of my kids. They both play professionally now. My son plays in 43 bands and my...

Scrantonisity 2, not just plain Scrantonisity, that's who I like.

Shit yeah I remember thai stick! When I was in the army people would fill stereo speakers with it and ship it home. Things were a lot looser back in 69 and 70. I used to love thai and vietnam weed.

I grew mine pretty much just like any other plant in my garden. It was easy to grow, nothing mythical or mystical. It was more fun to grow than my usual fare and the results a lot more exciting. I took my first plant a little early but it turned out good. I waited until the second plant was...

Helvet..Actually that's 4 PRS's. A custom24, a Hallow Body, a McCarty and a McSoapy. Rob...I got that Violin Bass in trade for installing a car stereo about 25 years ago. It sounds great. My son sues it for all of his recordings. MySpace.com - THE PROLES official myspace - SACRAMENTO, California...

I identify with Creed on the Office. 59/M/cali

If you do harvest when your girl wearing a wet t-shirt (while wet) you ought to dry it with a little heat and a fan until the extra moisture is gone. Not until crispy dry but at least until there is no visible water.