Dr.Amber Trichome
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Contract starts June 23.
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It has been windy as fuck... imagine getting a dust blown in your eye today. Fucking natures uppercut
go go kid
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as usual, right back atcha
go go kid
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don't know if its of any interest, but i found this.
Corticosteroid vs. Gel Injections for Joint Pain: Which is Right for You?
Learn which is best for joint pain relief: Corticosteroid vs. Gel Injections, with tips from City Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.
cityorthosports.com
tyler.durden
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don't know if its of any interest, but i found this.
Corticosteroid vs. Gel Injections for Joint Pain: Which is Right for You?
Learn which is best for joint pain relief: Corticosteroid vs. Gel Injections, with tips from City Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine.
Thanks, bro. That was a nice synopsis of the pros and cons of each type of shot. I've had a few cortisone shots. The first one was a miracle, I could even bend my knee fully again. It lasted almost a year, absolutely pain-free. The second shot was much less dramatic, that gave a few months of relief, but nothing like the first time. Third... meh. So I'm opting to try out the gel. If my insurance lets me, that is
go go kid
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your body got used to it that quickly, im shocked, fingers crossed that the insurance comes good for youThanks, bro. That was a nice synopsis of the pros and cons of each type of shot. I've had a few cortisone shots. The first one was a miracle, I could even bend my knee fully again. It lasted almost a year, absolutely pain-free. The second shot was much less dramatic, that gave a few months of relief, but nothing like the first time. Third... meh. So I'm opting to try out the gel. If my insurance lets me, that is
PopeCrisco
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A delicacy that my close to a decade in the SE did not take for this Texan.
I can even appreciate grits when done well, but I have never had a boiled peanut that made me think I want another.
I can totally understand that. They can be grainy, or mushy, or too salty. That's why i make my own, thw canned ones are inconsistent. Your opinion is obviously still wrong, but I get it! ;]
PopeCrisco
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I might be working past the allotted half pot of coffee that I share with my (Pet) Mother Superior.
Spoils of this earthly world are granted to those who forgo sleep to aid a dogs bladder, and start the pot.
Finishing up a doink of some small bud mids, spiced with some hash. Thinking about trying to justify a better stash, but discretionary funds are at a premium with a garden full of to do's and wants.
Country & Western of the 50s and 60s. My parents music, culled of the crap.
Started with Dolly Parton's 9 to 5 while reflecting on the last few weeks at work, and browsing Indeed for a jobs in cultivation. Anxiety has been peaking again.
While I know it tends to be transitionary, I would rather deal the pace of plants and not those of monkeys who think capitalism will be our salvation. I do not expect a response, but I also buy the occasional scratcher as an afterthought. A little, low cost, ticket to a fantasy.
Well, this idiot started singing along with Nancy Sinatra, belted out a key word that triggers a specific want from the boxer.
That will teach me to sing with earbuds in.
These Vans were made for walking, apparently.
Enjoy your weekend.
Spoils of this earthly world are granted to those who forgo sleep to aid a dogs bladder, and start the pot.
Finishing up a doink of some small bud mids, spiced with some hash. Thinking about trying to justify a better stash, but discretionary funds are at a premium with a garden full of to do's and wants.
Country & Western of the 50s and 60s. My parents music, culled of the crap.
Started with Dolly Parton's 9 to 5 while reflecting on the last few weeks at work, and browsing Indeed for a jobs in cultivation. Anxiety has been peaking again.
While I know it tends to be transitionary, I would rather deal the pace of plants and not those of monkeys who think capitalism will be our salvation. I do not expect a response, but I also buy the occasional scratcher as an afterthought. A little, low cost, ticket to a fantasy.
Well, this idiot started singing along with Nancy Sinatra, belted out a key word that triggers a specific want from the boxer.
That will teach me to sing with earbuds in.
These Vans were made for walking, apparently.
Enjoy your weekend.
PopeCrisco
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As the leader of the Church of the Sacred Capybara, I fully respect your, very, objectively wrong, opinion. LOL
DarkWeb
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Stuff in the eyes suck.
Farmer's Hat
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F4 Valley Ice male... Cloning it and running a cut indoors. This one is a winner 
DarkWeb
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Just over one year from when you left
Jeffislovinlife
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Coffee to all may you have a great day and a better night 
PopeCrisco
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My girlfriend can attest to that.
PopeCrisco
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Got in my steps and did a little more prep for the transplanting of my outdoor gals. Need to hydrate, but alas we're out of ice. One must be flexible. 
raratt
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You can keep track? I've given up on that...Just over one year from when you left
DCcan
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Make sure you get some hikes in, weather is warmer this time.
Waterville valley and Sandwich range (rt113) are less than an hour away, lots of hiking.
I avoid the brutal Abenaki trails that go straight up to meet the ridge now, my knees can't take it.
Scenic ones along streams, or that run up the ridges I can still do.
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