I am a sucker. Strays can detect one a mile away, and they find me.
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TOTALLY RANDOM POST II
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The dispensary only has hash plant and blueberry. I'm waiting for gg4
7thson
Member
bats don't do bees
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbgv7ntfRUQ
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Massive Shockwave - Everest region Avalanche
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Massive Shockwave - Everest region Avalanche
G
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Used to occasionally watch avalanches bring down large areas of snow from the sides of the mountains in Valdez ("Alaska's Little Switzerland"). I would see them best from my office window. True force.
One of Conoco-Phillips corrupt Alaska CEOs, Jim Bowles, died in an avalanche while the feds were looking at him for a conspiracy indictment re. the bribing of our legislators by Bill Allen of VECO.
Avalanche saved he and his company from what would've likely been a big story about who was in on the bribery with Bill Allen. Wish the avalanche had left him for the courts.
But yeah, water, whether tidal waves, or avalanches, is a force to be reckoned with, but beautiful from a safe distance.
Hurricane Survival Rule #1
Run from the water.
Run from the water.
Rule #2;
If a shark knocks on your door, don't open it.
That's how they get you.
See Rule #1.:yay:
Rule #2 = Hide from the wind.
"A dolphin? Well OK."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etG-u27CrRw
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Paul Hunt Gymnastic Comedy Routine 1983
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Paul Hunt Gymnastic Comedy Routine 1983
She stuck the landing!
Veggia farmer
Well-known member
Thanks trichrider! Laughing good here now!
Sunshineinabag
Active member
Ya think paulina does the pummel horse?
7thson
Member
I hope this rec weed is good?
So far not too impressed,but still have to try the shatter?
G
Guest
I received a relatively inexpensive Chinese laboratory ceramic cook top, with magnetic stirrer. The stirrer (if activated) only goes down to 100 rpm, at the slowest. Fortunately, I don't really need the 'stir' function. Tough it might be nice later..
The rheostat for heat seems fickle as all hell.
Trying now, in a 71 degree room in the house, to find a specific setting for 200 f. to 210 f., to mark that spot with a Sharpie.
So far, my interest in internet or forum has allowed sufficient time to not check it's somewhat unpredictable temps with an IR heat gun every 30 seconds, but it is definitely a fickle device.
The most annoying feature thus far, is they seem to have coated the shiny cook-top surface with some sort of finish (?) that when it reached into the 300-375 f. range, put off a putrid (possibly toxic) odor & smoke.
Brought back memories of the toxic Chinese-sourced pet foods, and the children's toys that were found to have lead paint on them.
I'll cook it off for a while, and, if the thing continues to be a PiTA, for the ~$50 I have into it, I can donate it, or return it to the sender.
There's good used equipment on-line, at a store I have since located, including cooking glass and ceramic laboratory cook-tops (with excellent, adjustable stir function), for about 2.5 times the cost, but bona fide gear, and probably doesn't emit toxins when turned on.
I think the extra $80- or so in cash would've been worthwhile.
The rheostat for heat seems fickle as all hell.
Trying now, in a 71 degree room in the house, to find a specific setting for 200 f. to 210 f., to mark that spot with a Sharpie.
So far, my interest in internet or forum has allowed sufficient time to not check it's somewhat unpredictable temps with an IR heat gun every 30 seconds, but it is definitely a fickle device.
The most annoying feature thus far, is they seem to have coated the shiny cook-top surface with some sort of finish (?) that when it reached into the 300-375 f. range, put off a putrid (possibly toxic) odor & smoke.
Brought back memories of the toxic Chinese-sourced pet foods, and the children's toys that were found to have lead paint on them.
I'll cook it off for a while, and, if the thing continues to be a PiTA, for the ~$50 I have into it, I can donate it, or return it to the sender.
There's good used equipment on-line, at a store I have since located, including cooking glass and ceramic laboratory cook-tops (with excellent, adjustable stir function), for about 2.5 times the cost, but bona fide gear, and probably doesn't emit toxins when turned on.
I think the extra $80- or so in cash would've been worthwhile.
