You hit the nail on the head! I hate trimming larfy pot. Nice dense buds are a pleasure……like tying the perfect fly….when done you take a second to admire it. Larfy pot however…..when done…not much left.
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cola
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When I grew up, many, many decades ago, venturing into the next door neighborhoods was not safe. I used to go to a hobby store in that area, to get paper airplanes and model cars, and it was tricky even then walking the several blocks there. I never told my parents what occurred, but I had to watch BOTH sides of the street to make sure I was not getting vectored. I ran full speed more than a few times going home, OUT OF NEED. I grew up in a mainly white neighborhood and where I went was mainly not. Deep inside our minds I believe there is a natural bias towards folks from out own color and culture. I think it just is that way. Call me racist, or not. I just know what I see and feel inside.That’s everywhere. I don’t feel comfortable sending my grandkids to school even in my town. I have not seen where those folks are causing any trouble being here legally. Nor have I seen where the town didn’t want them there or why. They Seem like grateful people just trying to make it… Don’t think the town deserves all the negative publicity
I treat people the way they treat me. Why is it so hard to look a person in the eye anymore?
I don’t cause I can’t hear and have to read your lips. How about you?
How do you spell go fuck yourself?
kinda like wearing a thong.
holy s…..
Yeah. Kinda like that
cola
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When I lived full time, again, many, many decades ago,on the Islands, it was not safe walking on the same side of the street as Locals. They did not want me to be close enough to them to see my face. So, if I saw a group of 2 or 3 of them walking on the sidewalk coming towards me, I would always walk across the street to the other side. There is a tremendous cultural bias there. Anyone who thinks differently never lived there, and is totally kidding themselves.And calling the constable to get justice is not going to get you anywhere, most times, at all. They are biased too, and frequently related or distant relatives to the person you would be reporting. You need to be very careful everywhere.
Respect. Sorry, I don’t like the feeling any more than you do and I will do everything in my power to retain the constitution. So would anybody.
cola
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I've found also that if you treat people the way that you'd like to be treated, most honorable folks will respond in kind, and surprisingly so, even better than expected. The world is too hostile already. We should all try and make it a little less.
I can honestly say that if I passed you on my daily walk…..I would look you in the eye and if you looked back I would nod, wave or speak…
On the other hand …If you gave me the Straight Ahead Stare my thoughts are Fk Off….
True, we only know what they feed us but it seems that we would see more from the town saying they are under pressure than what I’ve manage to find. I don’t know what is going on there either except in places Where I know folks. I do know they have a miserable problem on the west coast because like you I know someone there that actually sees what’s going on in their own backyard and towns. There just seems to be a lot of conflicting news about Springfield that could be causing more trouble than necessary there without a real news story we can trust…I watch a lot of main stream media but don’t depend on it totally for my news feed. It’s amazing how twisted the news can be from one channel to another. I do miss Walter Cronkite but I’m sure they too just fed the bear at times. News nowadaze is more like entertainment and reality shows to me…
cola
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I can completely understand that emotion. In almost all instances I will nod, tip my hat, or say hello, to a stranger.too.
