Thanks. This one has been hidden from sight but I found it when looking for cukes to dole out at Zig’s play date later this morning. I won’t bother tasting it if they get bitter like that. We have more cukes than you can shake a stick at.
What a perfect little fluffy.
Lemme know what happens, lad. Polyps are no big thing -- provided they are taken care of by your doctor. Otherwise, you might be looking at cancer in the future if untreated.I hear ya Walt. I'll get in there to get it started againyes bright red, it's a hemorrhoid way up there. Not having polyps would be fantastic. Thanks everyone
I don't know, future breeding by plant scientists shouldn't necessarily be seen as sad. It all depends on what traits they breed for. I mean if they can thru breeding create a new high yielding strain with a great long lasting high, delightful taste and aroma, drought resistent pest resistent and is ready for harvest after 8 weeks of flowering then wouldn't that be something to be happy about?Good morning everybody !I really wish it would rain for about an entire week. Its drier than a witch’s tit around here. Hey @Gypsy Nirvana sounds like you are doing GREAT ! You have come a long way in a short couple of months.
It is really amazing to hear from all you older breeders and growers. You guys were on the front lines of the “ War on drugs”. And WE WON !
Sam told me that in the future breeding will be done by “plant scientists” in a laboratory. That makes me sad but he is correct. You old fellows were unique in “ Pot History”. I am very happy that I have had the opportunity to say hello to you fellows.
Heck, from what he was saying about what he has to do during his daily walks to deal with the effects of the bleeding, you would think he would take the intiative to get this fixed. If for no other reason then to not have to wipe his smelly, bloody butt so that he isn't embrassed about how it might end up looking to others when he's walking.
Answer: If you have an indoor grow space, then whatever you want.
Speaking of staying on top of your health.....I am on the phone right now with 3 issues. Two prescriptions that I have called in to renew haven't been refilled......Don't know why. Working on it. Next I got a referral to my dermatologist for skin cancer on my nose and some how it hasn't been processed either. Damn insurance companies and Doctors need to get their act together.
Ahh - yes - the pup was initially for my son - but arrived the day before the boy returned from Army Cadets summer camp - and bonded with me as his - 'Alpha' within those 24 hours - and I bonded with him too - although I've never had such a small dog mutt breed before - and always said that I would never entertain an 'ankle biter' - but in a small and cramped 400sqft apartment - I had no real choice - if we were going to have a dog - it would have to be a small one - so when my sister offered him to us - we agreed to take him on -
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poodle - shitzu - pomeranian) - and mainly I've had Boxers - Dobermans and Rottweilers - with a Collie dog once too - but then I had oodles of space - acres of land and a big house ta boot - now this little canine rapscallion fits well into my much smaller space - where a bigger dog would not be comfortable - and he's such a little dar'lin - I can't deny - that my life has improved because of his arrival - and I am happy to contribute my time and effort into raising him -
Not trying to give you a hard time since it's your right to choose whatever risks you think are worth risking in order to enjoy life as you see fit. That being said, I would almost certainly say it's an addiction because you went from shortly after your surgery, talking about rationing yourself so that you only occasionally drank coffee to now drinking 2 litre's of the strong stuff on a near daily basis. Again though, that's well within your right to do so and in the bigger scheme of things I think you'll be able to tell if it's a problem well before it kills you and make the necessary adjustments. You have demonstrated enough awareness of your body and how it is affected by what you put into it, that I have no concerns about whether you faithfully follow your doctor's orders or if you allow yourself certain indulgences to remain happy with your daily routine.
One thing I allways found most ironic about the information in that book or at least the knowledge one can gain from reading his $100,000 challenge was/is that there is at least one piece of military equipment that in order to properly maintain it according to the handbook for it, is that it requires oil from cannabis to keep it properly lubricated. I always found it rather ironic that the federal government would have a piece of equipment in it's armory that requires oil from an outlawed substance to properly maintain it.
Yes - it's a risk I shouldn't really take any more - although it's gonna be kinda like pushing away a loved one - that I've loved for over half a century - and regularly consume on a daily basis - a stalwart of my life and lifestyle - and I'm kinda worried how I might be without coffee
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I quit for about a year and after a month or so it was a non issue.Yes - it's a risk I shouldn't really take any more - although it's gonna be kinda like pushing away a loved one - that I've loved for over half a century - and regularly consume on a daily basis - a stalwart of my life and lifestyle - and I'm kinda worried how I might be without coffee
Obamacare... hey at least it's unafforadable!
Ah okay, I get it now, all that stuff about having to walk him at 4:00am was just you looking for a reason to talk about your newest family member.Ahh - yes - the pup was initially for my son - but arrived the day before the boy returned from Army Cadets summer camp - and bonded with me as his - 'Alpha' within those 24 hours - and I bonded with him too - although I've never had such a small dog mutt breed before - and always said that I would never entertain an 'ankle biter' - but in a small and cramped 400sqft apartment - I had no real choice - if we were going to have a dog - it would have to be a small one - so when my sister offered him to us - we agreed to take him on -
- Loki is a Pooshitzpom -
- anyways I'm usually up at 4am - so taking him out for a walk when the rest of the family is sleeping - isn't such a problem for me - and I have got my son and daughter to agree to sharing any workload there might be - in taking him for walkies every 4 hours after 4am - throughout the day - and they are happy to do that - in fact now they want to do it willingly - happily and with gusto, since they have become enamoured with Loki too - makes them laugh more - and brings the nuturing/caring instinct out - in the pair of them - which is nice to see
