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supchaka

supchaka

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That cherry pie is amazing! I'm so glad I got the cut back, I won't let her die again! Here's the current view of the room. Going to flip today. 8 chemdog #4, 2 mk ultra, 2 shark shock. image.jpgThe shark shock are the two smallest ones. Second from left in the back two rows. I decided fuck that strain, even if it's magical it grows too damn slow. I gave my buddy a cut he's running outdoors and the thing is1/3 of the size of a peacock plant next to it.

I'm really excited to do some breeding again soon. I got 8+ strains I'm working with. My goal is to come up with 3-4 of my own crosses to start running, refining.
 
budolskie

budolskie

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i need tomato rings like them chaka, heres a quick shot mine as i got them back in the tent, please take a look at my sig as iv just uplaoded a pic of each plant to that and my caramel seem to have a little nute problem i would love any heads up onIMG_20140607_103149.jpg
 
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glockdoc

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supchaka said:
That cherry pie is amazing! I'm so glad I got the cut back, I won't let her die again! Here's the current view of the room. Going to flip today. 8 chemdog #4, 2 mk ultra, 2 shark shock. View attachment 3173175The shark shock are the two smallest ones. Second from left in the back two rows. I decided fuck that strain, even if it's magical it grows too damn slow. I gave my buddy a cut he's running outdoors and the thing is1/3 of the size of a peacock plant next to it.

I'm really excited to do some breeding again soon. I got 8+ strains I'm working with. My goal is to come up with 3-4 of my own crosses to start running, refining.
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love the strains you are running.. let me and us know about smoke reports on all of them, ill put money shark shock should be tasty.
which ones are the chem 4's?!?!

great work!
 
supchaka

supchaka

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glockdoc said:
love the strains you are running.. let me and us know about smoke reports on all of them, ill put money shark shock should be tasty.
which ones are the chem 4's?!?!

great work!
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Most of what you can see in the pic is Chemdog. The MK's are also second row, far right and next to it.
 
Dr.Amber Trichome

Dr.Amber Trichome

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I live in Arizona and like everyday there seems to be a massive marijuana drug bust at the Mexico border. And these are HUGE busts... Today the news reported 2 tons mj street value 2.6 million dollars... Now if you live in Tucson, this kinda event happens almost everyday if not every other day. What I would like to know is what do they do with all this weed? Do they send it to places like Colorado or Washington State where its legal... and they might be running a little short? Or do they just give it back to the Mexican Cartel which pretty much owns this town as it is? But what ever way you look at its probably going into someone's back pocket and they are making LOTS of money.
 
giggles26

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Dr.Amber Trichome said:
I live in Arizona and like everyday there seems to be a massive marijuana drug bust at the Mexico border. And these are HUGE busts... Today the news reported 2 tons mj street value 2.6 million dollars... Now if you live in Tucson, this kinda event happens almost everyday if not every other day. What I would like to know is what do they do with all this weed? Do they send it to places like Colorado or Washington State where its legal... and they might be running a little short? Or do they just give it back to the Mexican Cartel which pretty much owns this town as it is? But what ever way you look at its probably going into someone's back pocket and they are making LOTS of money.
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They burn it or it sits in evidence and then it get's incinerated...
 
TheGreenHornet

TheGreenHornet

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im a gin and tonic person myself, but my girlfriend loves martini's. gin martinis, extra ditry.
for you gin and tonic drinkers.. diet tonic water has 0 sugar and calories while regular tonic has 24g's of sugar and like 120 cal or something like that.
stay healthy my friends.

ed: oh, and diet tonic water tastes exactly like the real deal IMO
 
AllDayToker

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Yeah I was going to say I'm sure a lot of the smaller bust works like that. Take bribes, maybe take the product themselves, ect. A conspiracy theory for both drug lords and border control is that they keep giant stock piles to control the prices with supply and demand.

Like gigs said though most bust the drugs are incinerated, in these crazy state of the art buildings, and such. No crazy mixed burn piles like Africa haha. Money found goes back into the US treasury pile, and the cars are sometimes sold in auctions, but it most cases because the cars are totaled from the search for bricks, they just smash 'em up and we drink beer from them. ;)
 
curious old fart

curious old fart

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Secret of a great G&T? Try serving it in a heavier glass: Weight of tumbler can alter the way brain processes taste, psychologist claims
  • Drinks taste better when in heavier glass, says Professor Charles Spence
  • Weight of tumbler can alter the way the brain processes the drink's taste
  • Oxford University professor set to speak at Cheltenham Science Festival

By Ben Spencer

Published: 19:53 EST, 6 June 2014 | Updated: 19:54 EST, 6 June 2014

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If you insist on having your gin and tonic served in a fine glass tumbler, then you might on the right track.

Because drinks really do taste better when they are in a heavier glass, an Oxford University professor has found.

Although your choice of container has no effect on the way tastebuds pick up the drink’s flavour, the experience of drinking out of a heavier glass alters the way the brain processes the taste.




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Enhanced taste: Gin and tonic tastes better when it is in a heavier glass, Professor Charles Spence has found



So when you drink something out of a high quality glass, rather than a plastic beaker, it will taste significantly better.

Experimental psychologist Professor Charles Spence said: ‘We like heavy containers. We associate them with better quality, it has greater worth. If you want your guests to enjoy their G&Ts, then make sure they have a heavy glass, not a plastic one.’


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Professor Spence, who will speak at the Cheltenham Science Festival today, added: ‘If you drink beer out of a bottle, it tastes better than from a can.

‘That is because it is heavier in the hand and people associate it with higher quality. Although it is a matter of perception, people really do believe it tastes better.’


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2651232/Weight-tumbler-alter-way-brain-processes-taste-drinks-psychologist-claims.html#ixzz33z30s800
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AllDayToker

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curious old fart said:
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Secret of a great G&T? Try serving it in a heavier glass: Weight of tumbler can alter the way brain processes taste, psychologist claims
  • Drinks taste better when in heavier glass, says Professor Charles Spence
  • Weight of tumbler can alter the way the brain processes the drink's taste
  • Oxford University professor set to speak at Cheltenham Science Festival

By Ben Spencer

Published: 19:53 EST, 6 June 2014 | Updated: 19:54 EST, 6 June 2014

1,347 shares
127

View
comments

If you insist on having your gin and tonic served in a fine glass tumbler, then you might on the right track.

Because drinks really do taste better when they are in a heavier glass, an Oxford University professor has found.

Although your choice of container has no effect on the way tastebuds pick up the drink’s flavour, the experience of drinking out of a heavier glass alters the way the brain processes the taste.




+2

Enhanced taste: Gin and tonic tastes better when it is in a heavier glass, Professor Charles Spence has found



So when you drink something out of a high quality glass, rather than a plastic beaker, it will taste significantly better.

Experimental psychologist Professor Charles Spence said: ‘We like heavy containers. We associate them with better quality, it has greater worth. If you want your guests to enjoy their G&Ts, then make sure they have a heavy glass, not a plastic one.’


More...
Professor Spence, who will speak at the Cheltenham Science Festival today, added: ‘If you drink beer out of a bottle, it tastes better than from a can.

‘That is because it is heavier in the hand and people associate it with higher quality. Although it is a matter of perception, people really do believe it tastes better.’


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2651232/Weight-tumbler-alter-way-brain-processes-taste-drinks-psychologist-claims.html#ixzz33z30s800
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

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I think my brain just exploded by amazement. I LOVE these kind of studies. It would explain so much.
 
DoobieBrother

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curious old fart said:
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Secret of a great G&T? Try serving it in a heavier glass: Weight of tumbler can alter the way brain processes taste, psychologist claims
  • Drinks taste better when in heavier glass, says Professor Charles Spence
  • Weight of tumbler can alter the way the brain processes the drink's taste
  • Oxford University professor set to speak at Cheltenham Science Festival

By Ben Spencer

Published: 19:53 EST, 6 June 2014 | Updated: 19:54 EST, 6 June 2014

1,347 shares
127

View
comments

If you insist on having your gin and tonic served in a fine glass tumbler, then you might on the right track.

Because drinks really do taste better when they are in a heavier glass, an Oxford University professor has found.

Although your choice of container has no effect on the way tastebuds pick up the drink’s flavour, the experience of drinking out of a heavier glass alters the way the brain processes the taste.




+2

Enhanced taste: Gin and tonic tastes better when it is in a heavier glass, Professor Charles Spence has found



So when you drink something out of a high quality glass, rather than a plastic beaker, it will taste significantly better.

Experimental psychologist Professor Charles Spence said: ‘We like heavy containers. We associate them with better quality, it has greater worth. If you want your guests to enjoy their G&Ts, then make sure they have a heavy glass, not a plastic one.’


More...
Professor Spence, who will speak at the Cheltenham Science Festival today, added: ‘If you drink beer out of a bottle, it tastes better than from a can.

‘That is because it is heavier in the hand and people associate it with higher quality. Although it is a matter of perception, people really do believe it tastes better.’


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2651232/Weight-tumbler-alter-way-brain-processes-taste-drinks-psychologist-claims.html#ixzz33z30s800
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

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'Merica!
SUCK IT rest of the world!!!



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DST

DST

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I've not actually had an RH meter in my cab for the last couple of years or so.....funnily enough I went in yesterday and thought, mmmn, feels hot and damp in here I wonder what's going on (we had a heatwave yesterday) Anyway, I also then thought, the pressure in my man cave was feeling wrong, and low and behold when I checked my exhaust ducting, the end had come out and it was basically just blowing the hot fan air into the cab and not into the exhaust, lol....put it back on, extra ducting tape, and eh voila, cab went back down to feeling normal. I have also kept my dehumidifier out of the room and that has actually helped with RH I think. Small space don't work to well with dehumidifiers and a/c, the heat the units create kind of negates their use.
 
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