Blaze & Daze

Ozumoz66

Ozumoz66

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StareCase said:
Does tobacco dust provide any nutritional value to the grass?
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Yes. There was a local guy that used to sell it as a soil augment, but there's little nutritional value in it. It works great for slugs too - thinking hostas. Then they were forced to add cayenne pepper so people wouldn't smoke it. Making tobacco tea is also quite effective for bugs.
 
Laughing Grass

Laughing Grass

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tyler.durden said:
I did look at that, and other, electric models. I don't think I am big time enough for that, I do less than a pound each harvest. From the reviews I've read, I think the model I ordered would be best from my situation, the biggest deal seems to be that special dry trim grate (which electrics don't seem to have), and the ability to go in both directions (the electric trimmer cannot). I just love the fact that you think about me, I think about you, too.


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I think @tyler.durden called me big time :lol:. I run mine in the tent because it does throw trichomes around a bit.

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DeadHeadX

DeadHeadX

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TCH said:
I'll only wear jeans at my home course because of the ticks and Thorns. That shit sucks. I threw what may have been my worst round ever last night since I started keeping track of scores and such. +15 on one of the easiest courses I play. It was abysmal. Spent most the round laughing because it was such a shit show. Lol
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I knew that shorts were a bad idea but couldn’t resist. Gave myself a good tick search after too. Threw a birdie and a couple pars the other day, both relatively rare. Lots of bogeys and beyond too. You gave me good advice about the mid-range disc!
 
tyler.durden

tyler.durden

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It is my birthday in a few days, and I always like to splurge and buy myself something nice. I haven't been on two wheels since I was hit by a car on my scooter a few years ago. I had knee surgery and my back gets thrown out pretty easily since then. So I've been looking at this amazing ergonomic bike for a while, and since the grow biz is doing ok, and the grow room finally paid me back for the expense, I decided to purchase one yesterday -

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This is the beefiest model they make, and I love the color. I got the fender and rack options, too. I'm having it shipped to a local bike shop to have it assembled professionally. It is unlike anything I've ever ridden, unbelievable comfort with no pain anywhere. It's gonna be great to get some cardio back and cruise this state's amazing bike trails (the largest trail is a couple hundred feet from my house). Best $1500 I've spent in years. I'm worth it...


 
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DMChiz

DMChiz

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tyler.durden said:
It is my birthday in a few days, and I always like to splurge and buy myself something nice. I haven't been on two wheels since I was hit by a car on my scooter a few years ago. I had knee surgery and my back gets thrown out pretty easily since then. So I've been looking at this amazing ergonomic bike for a while, and since the grow biz is doing ok, and the grow room finally paid me back for the expense, I decided to purchase one yesterday -

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This is the beefiest model they make, and I love the color. I got the fender and rack options, too. I'm having it shipped to a local bike shop to have it assembled professionally. It is unlike anything I've ever ridden, unbelievable comfort with no pain anywhere. It's gonna be great to get some cardio back and cruise this state's amazing bike trails (the largest trail is a couple hundred feet from my house). Best $1500 I've spent in years. I'm worth it...


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StareCase

StareCase

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Good call on the backrest.

And agreed Mr. Chiz - I should have taken that above advice. That was one piece of hardware I wish I had put on Old Gold when I had the seat recovered. She was a smooth riding motorcycle and all - but even the long distance rides with a Gold Wing, one of those to change body position behind the handlebars would have been just marvey!
 
wakeNbaker46

wakeNbaker46

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tyler.durden said:
It is my birthday in a few days, and I always like to splurge and buy myself something nice. I haven't been on two wheels since I was hit by a car on my scooter a few years ago. I had knee surgery and my back gets thrown out pretty easily since then. So I've been looking at this amazing ergonomic bike for a while, and since the grow biz is doing ok, and the grow room finally paid me back for the expense, I decided to purchase one yesterday -

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This is the beefiest model they make, and I love the color. I got the fender and rack options, too. I'm having it shipped to a local bike shop to have it assembled professionally. It is unlike anything I've ever ridden, unbelievable comfort with no pain anywhere. It's gonna be great to get some cardio back and cruise this state's amazing bike trails (the largest trail is a couple hundred feet from my house). Best $1500 I've spent in years. I'm worth it...


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damn that's niiiiiiice!!! let us know how it rides. i'd love to show this to my brother who also has a bad back.
 
tyler.durden

tyler.durden

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wakeNbaker46 said:
damn that's niiiiiiice!!! let us know how it rides. i'd love to show this to my brother who also has a bad back.
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It rides amazingly, it feels like half the effort of a normal bike at the same speed. They only have one at this shop, and it was the extra large size that was just a tad too big. The large size should fit me perfect. They won't sell their only demo, I asked. Kinda feels like you're pedaling while sitting in your recliner.
 
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