sleezy1
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I get it! Makes sense now! I kinda liked my version better...lol
Tahoe OG in Dual Monster Plant System (Scrog Edition)
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inhaleindica
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I am sure They did roll in it ha. That is nothing compared to the grow I did last year. I had it in my bedroom closet with fans and everything and we have 3 dogs that sleep in the room with us the damn intake fan kept sucking the hair into the room all over my tahoe buds. I decided to get a 2nd bedroom place and keep the dog out of that bedroom haha and soo much better.
lordjin
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Geek time. Fighting games have been an obsession of mine since their beginning. Something about the simplicity of the side scrolling fighter appeals to me more than anything else in the gaming world.
I think it pretty much started with this, the Grand Daddy of them all, Double Dragon. I was enthralled by the intense action and mind-blowing graphics.
But a lesser known similar, yet much harder game called Renegade was also played by a stoned me. This game was impossible. After you get finished beating up all those goons, the guy in the red vest back there always kicks your ass. Total bullshit. The later stage where you fight motorcycle riders is like the holy grail.
Right around that time, there was also Violence Fight, which I played a lot. Great button-pushing workout.
Then came Final Fight, a more advanced version of Double Dragon. You just walk around and endlessly punch goons. Pretty repetitive but revolutionary gaming at the time.
But right around this time a game appeared that revolutionized the fighting game... that's right. It's time for Street Fighter. This game added dimensions of technique that didn't exist before. With combos and an unheard of six button attack option, dorks were facing off in arcades all across town. Early stand-up arcade models had these over-sized whack-a-mole type buttons. I remember seeing players bashing at the consoles. Weird.
The next phase is where it really exploded. Street Fighter II and its many incarnations. This is Super Street Fighter II, but it's pretty much representative of the original game as the sprites weren't drastically changed.
And an example of a later, more hyped up version of Street Fighter II, Street Fighter Alpha. Dig the crazy wrestler chick character. Japanese guys are such pervs.
During the Street Fighter II craze, an alternate and very awesome fighter called Samurai Shodown was also on my radar. Here is the very first version. That green guy is a son of a bitch.
The Sequel. Samurai Shodown II. Improved graphics, faster game play, more animated blood. Yeah. These games always offered what Street Fighter could not deliver. Slashing with bladed weapons.
After II, the game designers rushed the sequels, so those kinda' sucked. I mean come on, "Yeah, it's a burnt-out charcoal field." Huh? I think someone just had a deadline to meet. But I still played 'em, geek that I am.
And yet another alternate was something called King of Fighters and its many sequels. This is the game that first introduced the concept of multi-character tag team matches. Awesome. The 2002 version:
Right around the same time, the same Japanese developer that created the Street Fighter phenomenon acquired the license from Marvel Comics to use its characters in their games. As a huge comic nerd (surprise), I loved the way the Japanese artists rendered the American characters. X-men, Children of the Atom was the first major side-scrolling fighter by Capcom featuring Marvel characters.
Capcom, the aforementioned Japanese developer then released more hyped-up, intense sequels featuring more and more marvel characters. Marvel Superheroes was a great quarter eater.
By this time, the platform was through the roof in popularity, so Capcom started getting really creative with the side-scrolling technique based fighter. With the release of 'Darkstalkers,' we saw some of the most iconic images associated with horror fiction transformed into super exaggerated anime characters. Really cool.
But when Capcom finally pitted some of its most popular fighting game characters against some of Marvel's most popular characters, I got the proverbial 'geek wet spot.'
Xmen vs. Street Fighter
And finally we come to Marvel Superheroes vs. Capcom. Awesome. This is one of my all time favorites as I feel it's the culmination of all the games that were shown above. Smoke a huge bowl, load up the emulator, and you and a stoned geek buddy can kiss hours away. Incredible speed and intense graphics. Endless combos, techniques, and special moves. Beautifully rendered characters and backgrounds. I actually prefer it in many ways to the later more 3d looking versions on the Xbox and whatnot.
The chain of evolution continues, of course, to the amazing 3-D fighters we have today, but I haven't gotten into those yet. I'll do that 'research' once the magazine is up.
Is this shit trippy to look at high or what? Am I high and on Christmas break or what?
I think it pretty much started with this, the Grand Daddy of them all, Double Dragon. I was enthralled by the intense action and mind-blowing graphics.
But a lesser known similar, yet much harder game called Renegade was also played by a stoned me. This game was impossible. After you get finished beating up all those goons, the guy in the red vest back there always kicks your ass. Total bullshit. The later stage where you fight motorcycle riders is like the holy grail.
Right around that time, there was also Violence Fight, which I played a lot. Great button-pushing workout.
Then came Final Fight, a more advanced version of Double Dragon. You just walk around and endlessly punch goons. Pretty repetitive but revolutionary gaming at the time.
But right around this time a game appeared that revolutionized the fighting game... that's right. It's time for Street Fighter. This game added dimensions of technique that didn't exist before. With combos and an unheard of six button attack option, dorks were facing off in arcades all across town. Early stand-up arcade models had these over-sized whack-a-mole type buttons. I remember seeing players bashing at the consoles. Weird.
The next phase is where it really exploded. Street Fighter II and its many incarnations. This is Super Street Fighter II, but it's pretty much representative of the original game as the sprites weren't drastically changed.
And an example of a later, more hyped up version of Street Fighter II, Street Fighter Alpha. Dig the crazy wrestler chick character. Japanese guys are such pervs.
During the Street Fighter II craze, an alternate and very awesome fighter called Samurai Shodown was also on my radar. Here is the very first version. That green guy is a son of a bitch.
The Sequel. Samurai Shodown II. Improved graphics, faster game play, more animated blood. Yeah. These games always offered what Street Fighter could not deliver. Slashing with bladed weapons.
After II, the game designers rushed the sequels, so those kinda' sucked. I mean come on, "Yeah, it's a burnt-out charcoal field." Huh? I think someone just had a deadline to meet. But I still played 'em, geek that I am.
And yet another alternate was something called King of Fighters and its many sequels. This is the game that first introduced the concept of multi-character tag team matches. Awesome. The 2002 version:
Right around the same time, the same Japanese developer that created the Street Fighter phenomenon acquired the license from Marvel Comics to use its characters in their games. As a huge comic nerd (surprise), I loved the way the Japanese artists rendered the American characters. X-men, Children of the Atom was the first major side-scrolling fighter by Capcom featuring Marvel characters.
Capcom, the aforementioned Japanese developer then released more hyped-up, intense sequels featuring more and more marvel characters. Marvel Superheroes was a great quarter eater.
By this time, the platform was through the roof in popularity, so Capcom started getting really creative with the side-scrolling technique based fighter. With the release of 'Darkstalkers,' we saw some of the most iconic images associated with horror fiction transformed into super exaggerated anime characters. Really cool.
But when Capcom finally pitted some of its most popular fighting game characters against some of Marvel's most popular characters, I got the proverbial 'geek wet spot.'
Xmen vs. Street Fighter
And finally we come to Marvel Superheroes vs. Capcom. Awesome. This is one of my all time favorites as I feel it's the culmination of all the games that were shown above. Smoke a huge bowl, load up the emulator, and you and a stoned geek buddy can kiss hours away. Incredible speed and intense graphics. Endless combos, techniques, and special moves. Beautifully rendered characters and backgrounds. I actually prefer it in many ways to the later more 3d looking versions on the Xbox and whatnot.
The chain of evolution continues, of course, to the amazing 3-D fighters we have today, but I haven't gotten into those yet. I'll do that 'research' once the magazine is up.
Is this shit trippy to look at high or what? Am I high and on Christmas break or what?
lordjin
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Honestly, I don't think either of those guys would be blown away, but thanks. Neither would call it shit, though. Probably say something like, "It's a pretty clean tasting smoke, but nothing more than a standard California OG."
But in my defense (I'm my most outspoken defender if you haven't already noticed), you'd have to have some pretty fuckin' good shit on you to say, "I won't waste my lungs on your Tahoe, Jin, because I have this..." So unless you're Arjan or Snoop Dogg or Seth Rogan or some fucking body, I bet my dope is at least as good as what others are smoking... and in many cases better.
lordjin
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Yeah, hairs are just a fact of life with indoor pets.
I really should vacuum more often. I don't give a shit anymore, though. But if I see a big ol hair, I'll pick it off of course.
hatsofftoya
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Yo cheeze if you still go to PO, you should try out one of their larry's. Mine is looking pretty bomb so far. they got the original cut there.
DST
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Hi Jin, hope you enjoyed Xmas and the harvest. I came back today from a vacation and gave my scrog DOG probably it's last water, we shall see. Funny to see yours in a jar and mine still growing, lol. But you will see the difference I think in waiting that little bit longer (especially in the sheen from the trichomes). I promise I will take some pics and post them here for your perusal.....scratch the last water bit (sorry, my brain is still addled from the 4:30am rise today) I think I'll give them another go since I still saw some white hair ealrier (although it had started to grow in a circle I would rather that is gone). Anyway, it's looking mighty mighty fine. I smoked some really tasty kush when I was on holiday, I reckon this would give the tahoe a run for it;s money, so morish, and similar to yours, with minimal cure the smoke was great.
Anyway, blabber blabber, I am off to check the 100 other threads I am subbed to.
Peace, DST
Anyway, blabber blabber, I am off to check the 100 other threads I am subbed to.
Peace, DST
lordjin
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Thanks, man.
I enjoyed the fact that harvest coincided with my break from work, but I never enjoy a harvest. It's back-breaking meticulous work. When it's done, though... I think everyone here knows how good it feels.
Yeah, my system is too much on the plants to let them go that long. They already looked quite "dead" when I harvested. This kind of acceleration is good for the impatient grower, but is it best for plant quality? I wonder.
Anyway, the bud is just about dry. The smaller scragglers anyway are crisp enough for me to cut up and smoke. I just smoked a bowl. The hit is clean, yet has that characteristic bite, heaviness, and flavor of a citrus-earthy OG. Guaranteed to make you cough. It's amazing shit with no cure. You really gotta try this shit. And I gotta try your DOG when done. I'll have a good two weeks of cure on you.
daveroller
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It's the really fine, little hairs that are hardest to get rid of. They can get into everything. I've probably eaten a pound of them by now...
lordjin
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That's right. Those are the hairs of what's known as the undercoat of the animal. The big honkin' hairs of the outer coat are easy to spot. It's those wispy fine hairs of the undercoat that we eat and breathe without even knowing it. So we certainly smoke them as well. Let's not get into dust mites and the other tiny nasties we share our lives with.It's the really fine, little hairs that are hardest to get rid of. They can get into everything. I've probably eaten a pound of them by now...
daveroller
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LOL! I agree, let's not go there. But people need a certain amount of germs and little nasties to stay healthy, believe it or not. People who are always killing germs in their houses can get certain diseases, like Crohn's disease. I saw a news report about it and it showed people being treated for Crohn's by drinking a test tube full of parasites. Then the body learned how to fend off little nasties.
lordjin
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Ah, an old-school game fan. Yup, that's exactly how I would describe Renegade. After I beat Double Dragon (a game a six year old can finish on one quarter), I moved onto Renegade. It was always unoccupied at the arcade because it was so fucking hard. I still can't beat it even though I can play as many times as I want on my mac without paying a single quarter. Still really hard, and I refuse to use a cheat code.i had been trying to remember the name of that game renegade for years...it is like a more complicated version of DD....great post man
lordjin
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[video=youtube;59K2kF6o9Tk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59K2kF6o9Tk[/video]
Kief kit complete with robot spider.
So the sugar leaves have dried. You know what that means. That's right. Who says it doesn't snow in Southern California?
Here's a neat little trick. A dollar's worth of sterilized quarters gives you more bang for your buck. More shakin' for your bacon.
See what I mean? This stuff is way stickier than uncut blow. Shaking the box released this incredible smell.
Just the first pass on the first fistful of leaves. There's much more. Watch me fill this jar.
A little condiment for your salad?
Just a sprinkle of brown sugar if you please.
Shout out to expert hash makers and bubble baggers and such. But I'm a lazy turd. It's all I can do to shake that wooden box. And I shake it. Oh boy do I shake it. It's fun and easier than stirring crushed ice or cooking fuel.
edit: Same batch of leaves, second pass. I don't recommend shaking your leaves beyond this. After a point, you're just shaking ground leaf dust.
Kief kit complete with robot spider.
So the sugar leaves have dried. You know what that means. That's right. Who says it doesn't snow in Southern California?
Here's a neat little trick. A dollar's worth of sterilized quarters gives you more bang for your buck. More shakin' for your bacon.
See what I mean? This stuff is way stickier than uncut blow. Shaking the box released this incredible smell.
Just the first pass on the first fistful of leaves. There's much more. Watch me fill this jar.
A little condiment for your salad?
Just a sprinkle of brown sugar if you please.
Shout out to expert hash makers and bubble baggers and such. But I'm a lazy turd. It's all I can do to shake that wooden box. And I shake it. Oh boy do I shake it. It's fun and easier than stirring crushed ice or cooking fuel.
edit: Same batch of leaves, second pass. I don't recommend shaking your leaves beyond this. After a point, you're just shaking ground leaf dust.
daveroller
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Mmmmmmmmm...good! That looks like all trichs. I never thought that you could get so much kief from leaves. I'll have to do that after my next harvest. You learn something new every day here. Very cool.[video=youtube;59K2kF6o9Tk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59K2kF6o9Tk[/video]
Kief kit complete with robot spider.
So the sugar leaves have dried. You know what that means. That's right. Who says it doesn't snow in Southern California?
Here's a neat little trick. A dollar's worth of sterilized quarters gives you more bang for your buck. More shakin' for your bacon.
See what I mean? This stuff is way stickier than uncut blow. Shaking the box released this incredible smell.
Just the first pass on the first fistful of leaves. There's much more. Watch me fill this jar.
A little condiment for your salad?
Just a sprinkle of brown sugar if you please.
Shout out to expert hash makers and bubble baggers and such. But I'm a lazy turd. It's all I can do to shake that wooden box. And I shake it. Oh boy do I shake it. It's fun and easier than stirring crushed ice or cooking fuel.
edit: Same batch of leaves, second pass. I don't recommend shaking your leaves beyond this. After a point, you're just shaking ground leaf dust.
lordjin
Well-Known Member
Trich output through the roof on these plants. Amazing quality too. Super sticky and smells just like the bud.
inhaleindica
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Where do you find these cedar boxes? I have been looking for one of these for a while..
lordjin
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Seek (google) and Ye shall find.
There are some online sellers out there who are amazing craftspeople. Some of the carvings are downright works of art. I just stuck to a basic cheap one, though.
inhaleindica
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I am a simple guy so I like the basic cheap ones. I was hoping I wouldn't have to order online. I have finally started my first grow journal heh I would like to have your opinion on the hempy's since that is a hydro version and it is going to be my first time going through the whole stage using the hempy.