Blaze & Daze
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Laughing Grass
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Good morning, happy hump day.
I killed my mother plant last night. 4 months in a pint pot, it got a bit rooty lol.
I killed my mother plant last night. 4 months in a pint pot, it got a bit rooty lol.
manfredo
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Brrrr, I am glad i closed the windows last night. It's still only 55 at 9 am 
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Trying to shake this migraine. I have to call the pharmacy. I have a script but insurance wouldn't fill it without some bullshit, but it's been over 2 weeks. Heads been pounding ever since the MRI's !
.Trying to shake this migraine. I have to call the pharmacy. I have a script but insurance wouldn't fill it without some bullshit, but it's been over 2 weeks. Heads been pounding ever since the MRI's !
Yep, almost....Yours is the newer version....HLG discontinued the 550 and made the 600. Yours has a little better spectrum. The one I am getting has been around for a few years....But so have I, lol.
DarkWeb
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Drugs are bad mmmmkay......
Not these ones. These ones freaking rule. Wish I could pipette some through the screen into your tea...
of dry sift
TCH
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No such thing, homie.
shnkrmn
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@Jeffislovinlife
Expungement of Criminal Records
The legislation calls for automatically expunging low-level cannabis convictions and for creating a Cannabis Expungement Board, which will review felonies for expungement or resentencing. Expungement seals a person’s conviction record, making the record not publicly accessible from the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. Sealing records is intended to remove barriers for people with cannabis-related offenses who are subject to a background check for a job or housing
Expungement of Criminal Records
The legislation calls for automatically expunging low-level cannabis convictions and for creating a Cannabis Expungement Board, which will review felonies for expungement or resentencing. Expungement seals a person’s conviction record, making the record not publicly accessible from the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. Sealing records is intended to remove barriers for people with cannabis-related offenses who are subject to a background check for a job or housing
manfredo
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In NY they are only giving cannabis licenses for growing commercially, owning stores, etc., to people with weed convictions.
I was charged twice. When I was about 20 I got set up by a biker who was in trouble, and he brought an undercover state trooper to my house, and I sold him an ounce. He came back with his partner and tried to buy pounds but I was wise by then. Sentence reduced to possession, small fine.
Then when I was about 30 I was charged by the Feds, along with about 20 others, for conspiracy to distribute cannabis. I hired the best Federal attorney I could afford, and 20k later the charges were dropped due to withdrawal from a conspiracy, and statue of limitations. Looking back the lawyer had to know I was guilty as fuck....I paid him in cash that most likely smelled like weed, lol. I was able to prove I hadn't had anything to do with them in over 5 years though. Very lucky as the Feds have a very high conviction rate. Everyone else was convicted, and I never had to rat, unlike ALL of them. Not to say I wouldn't have if push came to shove. When they threaten 40 years, you talk. They all got from 8 years in Federal prison to house arrest, depending on what they did. And some big fines.
Well just did a Covid test....negative! Figured with time in the hospital lately, you never know...and my bro yesterday said 3 of his neighbors have it, including a 90 year old man.
manfredo
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Oh and then the IRS came after all the big players....I was just a mule....an investing mule.
I actually held the record back in the day for the most consecutive trips to Tucson without losing a bag, although I had one very close one when I got separated from my bags and they made it back to NY a day before I did!
I actually held the record back in the day for the most consecutive trips to Tucson without losing a bag, although I had one very close one when I got separated from my bags and they made it back to NY a day before I did!
Offmymeds
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Wasn't that odd and disgusting? Horrible fart promotions in a bar.
My teenage dive bar had a ping pong table, a bowling machine, and a pinball machine that was actually paid out by the bartender as well as a Pachinko that paid. The place was in a dilapidated garage type of building with a real garage next door surrounded by old broken cars and then a ghostly looking "shop" that looked to contain some very old dusty items in storage. The parking lot had huge potholes. Of course it had the mandatory boiled eggs, pigs feet, pork rinds, and beef jerky. The beer was ice cold too and served in those thick frosted mugs. It seemed to be a great place to me at the time.
FirstCavApache64
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Just about every country store/gas station in our town has pickled pig feet, eggs and other pickled stuff up front on the counter. It's nasty looking stuff and zero chance I'm trying any of it. I do really like pickles, especially the giant dill pickles in the barrel.
manfredo
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All the ol' redneck bars around here still have pickled eggs, and pickled sausages. I don't think I ever saw pigs feet in a bar here though. Haven't had a pickled egg since I was a kid when I would accompany my dad.
He also had a membership at the Polish Club, a private bar. All those old woman use to want to dance with me and insisted on teaching me to Polka. I haven't done that since i was a kid either.
He also had a membership at the Polish Club, a private bar. All those old woman use to want to dance with me and insisted on teaching me to Polka. I haven't done that since i was a kid either.
Laughing Grass
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StareCase
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Even though it's Hawaiian, could handle a couple of slices right about now. But ... that container looks very orange.
Were you coerced to the dark side?