Mr_Hash
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I came in too late for the hay days... Didn't start smoking till 2014 hahaha.... But... The underground is alive and well. Just a different game.
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The Original O'l Farts Club.
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I came in too late for the hay days... Didn't start smoking till 2014 hahaha.... But... The underground is alive and well. Just a different game.
definitely some niche markets out there , sort of like all those boutique beers and wines , some ganja con-issuers want non-commercial flowers and concentrates the louder the better
Mr_Hash
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Craft Cannabis for the win! Nice pipe!!
oldfogey8
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I don’t think anyone is ever as tired and busy as they get when they have a newborn. It is a lot of work but I wouldn’t trade that ‘work’ for the world. Being a parent is the most gratifying ‘job’ ever. Congratulations on your happy and healthy girl. And welcome to the sanctuary.Oh it's fine. Just thought the situation was ridiculous, and didn't understand why it was handled the way it was. I don't know the whole story or care to... Just want people to stop fucking up the vibe where I hang out... I'm starting to think.its me!!
Lol!
Then again, I also really didn't care too much at the time, because we did recently have our happy and healthy baby girl.
dogzter
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dogzter
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I wonder if we know each other cuz this is very close to home for me.
Janborrego
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Every child is special I am sure she meant it in a motherly way.
Janborrego
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Janborrego
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My day the nausea is bad
same here, ricky and krome did a lot of work with these genetics back in the late 90's...the apopka connection...
kinda scary isn't it...mebbe were related, do you perk up when you hear banjoes...Prolly not many Degrees of separation between us.
moose eater
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When I had seriously acute (mobile) nerve pain a couple months ago, down my leg, hip/buttocks, ankle, knee, etc. with a few different suspected possible causes, ranging from spinal tumor, to collapsing vertebrae, to another possible cause or 2, they gave me a trial run of an older tricyclic anti-depressant, for which the off-label use was/is the killing of nerve pain, Nortriptyline, and it definitely killed the nerve pain over a relatively short period of time.
Trouble is that it brought sufficient cottonmouth, like smoking 1972 brick weed in extraordinary quantity. The constipation was still there, though I deduced likely due to drying oneself out.
The unkind effects and questions that I had with it included that, like many drugs we prescribed for clients in mental health, the manufacturers don't know why it works for some and not others, how it works, etc.
I figure that if you're concocting something that works, but you don't know how or why, and it has added side-effects, such as skewing glucose levels and potential high blood pressure (aside from more or less killing most hallucinogenic drugs' capabilities right out of the gate), then you're more or less experimenting on people long after the FDA has blessed the substance, and I have never been comfortable being someone else's guinea pig. I like to know how, why, who, when, etc. And there's a LOT of FDA-approved drugs that render greater numbers of side-effects than any street drugs I ever did as a youngun'.
But there's no argument or doubt that it worked, in spades. And I was having pain that went a 12 on a 10 scale, I have a very stout tolerance for pain, and I'd been in bed, horizontal for about 6+ weeks, which, as a side job, also diminished the core strength notably.
As an additional benefit, its original on-label use as an anti-depressant, made life more tolerable for those around me and for myself. Even my puppies seemed to like me better.
But the stuff is whacko and intense in function sufficiently that coming onto it, you increase doses slowly, and coming off of it, one has to decrease doses slowly, or risk a list of nasty side-effects, including possible seizures.
Lovely shit, but it kills nerve pain as described. Dead in its tracks. And it's not a semi-expensive drug like Lyrica or its generic equivalent.
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moose eater
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Maybe like my Space Cake #1?
moose eater
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Could've been, but the MRI they failed to add contrast to, as was initially ordered, included vertebrae 'buckling onto themselves' and 'nerves folded back on themselves' (after having had a triple laminectomy about 5-2/3 years prior), and there was a possibility of tumors relative to ongoing cancer (which often are invisible in a scan without contrast when they're smaller tumors, like 1 mm, 2 mm, etc. )
In a follow-up (very expensive) scan of another sort ($13k original billing) we did, indeed, find a tumor that the bastards who defied the original MRI order for 'contrast and without' had missed. Albeit on the opposite side of the pained side.
I'm currently dealing with those pinheads now.
I'm hoping to be able to ride into the bush the end of March for our annual remote lake trout fishing excursion with my oldest son. If one is alive, quality of life matters a lot.. To me, anyway.
