Green Inferno
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I'd try it too. Who knows, "Ghost Bud", the next biggest thing.
MJ buyers out there.
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djruiner
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ill call up those guys from ghost hunters and see what i can get done
Green Inferno
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Already ahead of you there DJ. Stay tuned.
I can see it now...
"Whoa! What is that?? Did you hear that? Did you hear that!?'
"What's that smell?" "Can you smell that?" "I totally saw something".
djruiner
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did you hear that...sounded like a "tunk"
Green Inferno
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I heard more of a "ting''.
Maybe we have 2 ghosts.....
djruiner
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just pound out "shave and a haircut" for 6 hours on a table and see what happens
Green Inferno
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If it's mentioned in a rap song, I guess it's cool.
Like "dro". I was talking with a rap-linking individual, he said, and I quote, "dro is the best",
I asked "what strain?" He said, "dro, foo". I rest my case.
Like "dro". I was talking with a rap-linking individual, he said, and I quote, "dro is the best",
I asked "what strain?" He said, "dro, foo". I rest my case.
djruiner
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i thought calling it "dro" was just a local thing here...most people around here call anything thats seedless "dro" but ive been seeing more and more threads about people asking where the can buy dro seeds at...then get all butthurt and pissy after explaining that "dro" is a method of growing and not a strain
Green Inferno
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Just as long as I don't have to do it in my attic, those wasps hurt.
They don't like pounding of any catchy rhythms.
The parallel universe that might be there isn't too appealing either.
Green Inferno
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Dro back home in Chicago, is anything that isn't brown Mexican weed.
Basically mids at best. If it's actually good seedless stuff, they have all sorts of
fancy names for it. Or they use real ones, but just decent grown out seeds from
the brown Mexican weed. I remember one that was a regular, "Burma" If it was
seedless, it was "Burma". Usually $60 an 1/8, maybe worth $35. Compared to $15
for an 1/8 of schwag.