The Original O'l Farts Club.
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Funny I always had a joint hidden in any car or truck I owned for emergencies.Should have brought a rod... No rainbow or brown in there haha. Cheers. I did remember the edibles
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Just in case
moose eater
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Hunter Thompson wrote that he was among the last journalists to leave Saigon in '75. The NVA armor was about 2 km down the road. He stated he kept a tab of acid taped to the back of his press badge "in case things got really weird."
moose eater
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I would've thought that being over-run while tripping, by angry guys in tanks, who allegedly perceived you incorrectly to be CIA, might qualify for 'really weird.'
But maybe that's just me.
But maybe that's just me.
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dogzter
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@Janborrego Some dogs just have that drive in them and nothing seems to stop them.
I had a old bulldog that would mother everything that she didn't kill.........was a either or deal with her.
Nurture or predate she had both in spades.
I sure miss her,her name was pickles and she was awesome.
I had a old bulldog that would mother everything that she didn't kill.........was a either or deal with her.
Nurture or predate she had both in spades.
I sure miss her,her name was pickles and she was awesome.
That’s a beautiful getaway. Would love to join you
We lost a tenant, but fortunately everyone paid.
They are nice places that we always have multiple applicants for and last time we didn't even advertise. The new tenant heard about it and asked to take it as was and paid his damage deposit, plus year's rent in advance for first crack.
Alas, youth is wasted on the very young!
SubGirls Garden
The skunk tent is ending its first week of flower. Stretched about 8” this week so I dropped another net down to even up the grow.
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Sun&Soil
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Hunter S. Thompson was not a normal man by any sense of the word. He was up to the challenge.
His writings changed my path while entering young adulthood. Some may say he was a bad influence, but I turned out fine and that much more experienced.
dogzter
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He ruined me a bit as well.
moose eater
Well-known member
I figured anyone who warned neighbors they were encroaching with a burst from a Thompson Sub-gun, looked at recreational drugs as a means by which to cope with others' boundary-challenges or insanity, and loathed Nixon was probably alright by me.
He made exaggerated journalism hip, too.
Sun&Soil
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That dude lived a strange and fast life. He dove balls deep into everything and anything and pushed it as far as he could. An original fuck up on a mission to craziness but with purpose.
I didn't read much when I was a kid until I found The Electric Cool Aid Acid Test. That led me to Hunters book Hells Angles because it was in the same section. I was hooked so I ended up on the campaign trail and Vegas.
Been reading ever since. I might revisit those books now that I'm..ahem...a bit more mature.
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Sun&Soil
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I think living Orwell is all I can handle at this time. It would be like reading a book about shitting while sitting on the crapper.
2 nights in a row I've brought bowel movements to the pages. Sorry it just seemed appropriate. Tomorrow expect a more civilized post. Said with the Thurston pinky.
oldfogey8
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I read The LOR trilogy and the Hobbit a few times when I was a kid but wasn’t aware it was based on WW2. I’d be interested to read Tolkien with that in the back of my kind. Tried to read the Silmarillion but that was a chore.
Sun&Soil
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I've tried Tolkien a few times with no success. He is over my head. Interesting about it being based on WWII. Learn something new everyday.
