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fatboyOGOF

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howdy guys.

i hope you are all doing well.


i'm about to flip things to flower but i need to take clones first.
i'm not in the mood right now.

i thought maybe a cruise around rollitup would get my juices flowing. :)


it took 3 grows to get to where i have multiple clones of my 2 favorites and a close 3rd.

it will be nice to have a few oz of the favorites instead of just 1.5 oz.
as luck would have it, the best genetics are small yeilders. lol

i just fought another battle against leafhoppers. i breathed in the malation and almost messed up my health big time. duh.

every time i think i have the little buggers gone, one pops up and then it starts again.




some nice looking work guys. well done.
 

jigfresh

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Sux bout the phone, have you looked up fixes or anything on youtube ets...?
I'm a dumbfuck and did a hard reset, so basically everything on my phone is gone. Sucks. I looked for a solution and didn't actually read the page, I just saw instructions and followed them, even though it's not what I wanted to do. Oops.
 

jimmer6577

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But do your friends need them for grow rooms!? Hehe, I should be ready financially by then,,,, I always say that...

edit: and I bet your friends don't have famous whodat weed! lol
The same exact reason but their smoke is good but yours looks about as good as it can get, so I would love to try. I like a reason for road tripps anyways. 1 friend has 100's of acres in the woods and if mine works out he wants to build a whole grow shop fully solar in the woods.I might even make it a little business, Jimmers Solar Grow Rooms.
 

The Yorkshireman

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hahah yes bru. i cant wait to sample a fresh zatte. i wish they opened normal pub hours man! fresh unpasteurized golden liquid with tartar and soft cheese with celery salt.

craft beer is getting huge over here right now. i might just check a case n bring you some of my own. had a few tonight it's roughly 7%
Unpasteurised beer is lovely, I had tried some for the first time last year in Poland.

Had a go of some small batch chocolate stuff at 8% in the square in Prague too, that was a funky mouthful. Not my thing but damn unique!
 

Mohican

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I lived in Golden Colorado for a few months and fresh Coors beer is a thing of beauty. The whole town smells like corn flakes cereal :)
 

BobBitchen

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Just finished choppin' some fugly-ass plants.. BCbud depots interpretation of GSC...defiantly no "thin mint"
Leaves taco'd & clawed from start , bud foxtailed from start.
Looked like they were finishing @ 11wks, then started new foxtailing.
Ran twice, First run: taste 4, smell 7, effect 5, bag appeal 2, frustration 9+
Pic from 2wks ago......


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Nursery tent.... 5 Blue Pit...s33d
5 Engineers Dream...s33d

30 Hazeman XXX clones ( in aero )

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new XXX mothers vegging.....


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9 xxx's & 2 dutch passion Blueberry's
finishing.....


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Peace....✌
 

jimmer6577

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Unpasteurised beer is lovely, I had tried some for the first time last year in Poland.

Had a go of some small batch chocolate stuff at 8% in the square in Prague too, that was a funky mouthful. Not my thing but damn unique!
I love unpasteurized wheat beers. I've had chocolate sass wine that was very interesting.
 

whodatnation

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Dude what the fuck? So now if a cops "suspects" you of having drug in your ass they give you anal probes? Why not just let them poop it out if your really that sure they are "holding". Wow I feel bad for this guy.

NM Cops Sued Over Traffic Stop Anal Probes

Posted on November 6, 2013 at 12:15 pm by Ben Livingston in Legal




Thanks to the war on drugs, many police are hyper-focused on everyone's butt hole.


A 54-year-old man filed a federal lawsuit against police in New Mexico after a routine traffic stop turned into a fifteen-hour nightmare in which police, hyper-concerned that he might be hiding drugs in his butt, repeatedly forced the man to undergo anal cavity searches, the Albuquerque Journal reports.
A police officer in the city of Deming stopped David Eckert for failing to make a full stop at a stop sign on January 2 of this year. Eckert says he was just leaving Walmart—whose slogan “Save Money, Live Better,” was far from true for the New Mexico man that day—and the officer demanded he exit his vehicle before subjecting him to a roadside search.
Concerned that Eckert—after being yanked from his car for an alleged stop sign infraction—appeared to be “clenching his buttocks” too tightly—which police consider a sure sign of drug smuggling—the officer handcuffed the man, tossed him in the back of his patrol car, and drove him to police headquarters. Additional officers worked to get a warrant to search the man’s anus, which a county judge issued in short order.
But when police arrived at Mimbres Memorial Hospital, doctors refused to comply with their order to give the man an anal probe, citing ethical concerns. Police then drove Eckert to another county to find doctors willing to force their way into the man’s butt. By the time they arrived at the next hospital, the butt-search warrant had expired hours prior, Eckert’s attorney claims, but officers demanded health professionals help them get a look up his rectum.
Police found a willing doctor at Gila Regional Medical, who twice “digitally examined” Eckert’s butt with his finger. No drugs were found. The hospital x-rayed his anal cavity and his chest, and still found no drugs. Unconvinced, the hospital forced Eckert—who protested every procedure—to undergo sedation and three separate enemas. Police and hospital staff then examined the contents of his bowel movements. Still no drugs.
None of this convinced police that Eckert might have been clenching his butt cheeks during the aggressive stop because he was scared of overbearing cops. Convinced the man was hiding drugs somewhere way up his body, hospital workers performed a colonoscopy on the man, sticking a tube and a fiber optic camera far up his colon to inspect his insides.
And still no drugs were found. After fifteen hours of horror, Eckert was released and never charged. Later he received a bill for over $6,000 from Gila Regional Medical for all of the medical procedures they forced him to undergo while under armed guard. The hospital actually sent the mortified man to collections.
Eckert’s attorney told the Albuquerque Journal that the defendants—the butt-obsessed police departments—responded to their court filing “and did not dispute any of the facts” presented. She intends to file for summary judgment over the forced sedation, fingering, douching, and fiber-optic camera anal probe.
 

whodatnation

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Bud stepping up for bud? No way! No really, I dont believe it.

[h=1]Beer Teams Up With Weed to Bring Legalization to Arkansas[/h]Posted on November 8, 2013 at 10:05 am by Oscar Pascual in Activism, Legal







While some in the alcohol industry don’t want to play nice with marijuana advocacy, beer giants Budweiser actually wants to help out by bringing legalization to Arkansas.
Budweiser is sponsoring this weekend’s AMCA Music and Art Festival to promote the Arkansas Medical Cannabis Act initiative for 2014 ballots. If that weren’t enough, the massive beer company also promises that a portion of the beer sales will be donated to legalization group Arkansans for Compassionate Care.
Let it be said that beer can sometimes be an effective marijuana enhancer. The AMCA Festival is being held this Nov. 9-10 at the Silverado Club in El Dorado. (Via StT.org)
 

whodatnation

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ok sorry but I had to post this one! Who was it here that had these recently? POsted a picture of the bag and everything lmao.

[h=1]Munchies Alert: Chocolate-Covered Potato Chips[/h]Posted on November 8, 2013 at 10:35 am by Oscar Pascual in food, Lifestyle







Behold, the latest in culinary innovation: chocolate potato chips.
Snack manufacturer Lay’s is debuting their original potato chips dipped in milk chocolate at Target stores this month as a trial run.
These look like stoner delicacies to us, but Lay’s senior director of marketing Jennifer Saenz says it’s actually geared towards women.
“The increasing popularity of chocolate-covered snacks among our target audience, millennial women. … They are looking for those more indulgent, savory/sweet combinations,” says Saenz.
Woman or not, wolf down a few bags of these and you’ll have a pair of boobs in no time. Say it with us now…”Mmmm, chocolate…”
 

jimmer6577

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I forgot to mention I just switched over to a cocotek medium from a local greenhouse sampling the market. They are in conjunction with the worm piss guy I've mentioned before. I figure I might as well support my neighbors even if I spend a little extra. Ohh, I got my finale C.O. today on my house and my garden is cleared and still dry after 2 days of flooding. I'm ready for a real garden next year. I added 2 12in culver pipes in my yard with French drains to solve the flooding issues.
 

jimmer6577

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Hell can't even hide a bud up your ass anymore. What is this country coming too? It would have been some pretty shitty evidence if they found something.
 

DoobieBrother

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Dude what the fuck? So now if a cops "suspects" you of having drug in your ass they give you anal probes? Why not just let them poop it out if your really that sure they are "holding". Wow I feel bad for this guy.

NM Cops Sued Over Traffic Stop Anal Probes

Posted on November 6, 2013 at 12:15 pm by Ben Livingston in Legal




Thanks to the war on drugs, many police are hyper-focused on everyone's butt hole.


A 54-year-old man filed a federal lawsuit against police in New Mexico after a routine traffic stop turned into a fifteen-hour nightmare in which police, hyper-concerned that he might be hiding drugs in his butt, repeatedly forced the man to undergo anal cavity searches, the Albuquerque Journal reports.
A police officer in the city of Deming stopped David Eckert for failing to make a full stop at a stop sign on January 2 of this year. Eckert says he was just leaving Walmart—whose slogan “Save Money, Live Better,” was far from true for the New Mexico man that day—and the officer demanded he exit his vehicle before subjecting him to a roadside search.
Concerned that Eckert—after being yanked from his car for an alleged stop sign infraction—appeared to be “clenching his buttocks” too tightly—which police consider a sure sign of drug smuggling—the officer handcuffed the man, tossed him in the back of his patrol car, and drove him to police headquarters. Additional officers worked to get a warrant to search the man’s anus, which a county judge issued in short order.
But when police arrived at Mimbres Memorial Hospital, doctors refused to comply with their order to give the man an anal probe, citing ethical concerns. Police then drove Eckert to another county to find doctors willing to force their way into the man’s butt. By the time they arrived at the next hospital, the butt-search warrant had expired hours prior, Eckert’s attorney claims, but officers demanded health professionals help them get a look up his rectum.
Police found a willing doctor at Gila Regional Medical, who twice “digitally examined” Eckert’s butt with his finger. No drugs were found. The hospital x-rayed his anal cavity and his chest, and still found no drugs. Unconvinced, the hospital forced Eckert—who protested every procedure—to undergo sedation and three separate enemas. Police and hospital staff then examined the contents of his bowel movements. Still no drugs.
None of this convinced police that Eckert might have been clenching his butt cheeks during the aggressive stop because he was scared of overbearing cops. Convinced the man was hiding drugs somewhere way up his body, hospital workers performed a colonoscopy on the man, sticking a tube and a fiber optic camera far up his colon to inspect his insides.
And still no drugs were found. After fifteen hours of horror, Eckert was released and never charged. Later he received a bill for over $6,000 from Gila Regional Medical for all of the medical procedures they forced him to undergo while under armed guard. The hospital actually sent the mortified man to collections.
Eckert’s attorney told the Albuquerque Journal that the defendants—the butt-obsessed police departments—responded to their court filing “and did not dispute any of the facts” presented. She intends to file for summary judgment over the forced sedation, fingering, douching, and fiber-optic camera anal probe.
In Soviet New Mexico, assholes probe YOU!



Spaceba! Spaceba!
I'll be here until May Day, or next military coup!
Try the borscht, and don't forget to tip waitress: she is needing new babushka.
bongsmilie
 

bassman999

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I hope that guy with the sore ass gets paid well and sets a precedent that we wont stand for this, and that guy wont sit for a week either I am sure.
 
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