mysunnyboy
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Thanks brother
Random Jabber Jibber thread
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DarkWeb
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My mom's just a pita. Sucks that shit happened.
shrxhky420
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mysunnyboy
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shrxhky420
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My brother in law is doing good. He started working in early July. He's 3 days a week at the office and 2 at home... they're trying to change it to 2 in 3 at home.Just hanging out sexy dad
How’s your brother in law?
Other than my brother in law having to go into work, all is well.
How are you doing? How's the RA treating you?
I already said it, more edibles.
SH420
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Not as smoky late today. Earlier the horizon didn’t show. Still not but here is the sunset, with lovely hot-weather clouds.
raratt
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We can see clouds still, AQI is down to 118 now. At least the smoke has lifted enough for the air tankers to run.
neosapien
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Lovely.
I've been saving this. But fear the perfect opportunity might never present itself. Before I succumb to life's many exits.
cannabineer
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“getting head”
doublejj
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This may not be over for us yet.......
Crews battling wildfires around the San Francisco Bay Area had the advantage of cool, foggy weather on Saturday and made gains containing the multiple blazes raging across the region.
That may all change Sunday as the worst possible weather scenario is expected to unfold.
Thunderstorms are forecast to hit the region Sunday evening and continue into Monday morning, delivering lightning but little rain and kicking up high winds of 40 to 50 mph. The lightning could start new wildfires while the gusty conditions fan the flames of existing blazes in all directions, amplifying fire activity and growth.
Confidence high Bay Area will see lightning, erratic winds Sunday
Crews battling wildfires around the San Francisco Bay Area had the help of cool, foggy...
raratt
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At this time I don't see the moisture feed that was predicted to cause the thunderstorms, the ridge is still in a position to pump monsoonal moisture into our area however, so it's a craps shoot.This may not be over for us yet.......
Crews battling wildfires around the San Francisco Bay Area had the advantage of cool, foggy weather on Saturday and made gains containing the multiple blazes raging across the region.
That may all change Sunday as the worst possible weather scenario is expected to unfold.
Thunderstorms are forecast to hit the region Sunday evening and continue into Monday morning, delivering lightning but little rain and kicking up high winds of 40 to 50 mph. The lightning could start new wildfires while the gusty conditions fan the flames of existing blazes in all directions, amplifying fire activity and growth.
Confidence high Bay Area will see lightning, erratic winds Sunday
Crews battling wildfires around the San Francisco Bay Area had the help of cool, foggy...www.sfgate.com
shrxhky420
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It's been feeling really muggy around here. I'm hoping it just doesn't happen. It feels like it's going to, but I hope it doesn't
SH420
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
2001, our first summer in the Valley near Modesto.
Rainstorm after like 180 days dry.
The valley stank most amazingly of wet cow.
BudmanTX
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The bottom one is a better shot....js
raratt
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It was always memorable to drive down I 5 in the summer past the dairy farms.
I bet the Pig farms in Missouri & Illinois have some Stank on those though.
cannabineer
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There is a huge cheese plant on the 99 just above Bakersfield. Those six miles stank if sour milk.
Two plants iirc, one marked Kraft and the other ~mystery~
cannabineer
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This is very subjective, but rancid dumpster grease is my Kryptonite.
raratt
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I just remember smelling Oildale outside Bakersfield
cannabineer
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Last time I came through even the small slow donkey pumps were idle.