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Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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jigfresh said:
Looking in good shape there mate. Jeez. Nice work.
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cheers jig! fitter at 30 than 20 by a massive way. i've just found a wing chun class on my doorstep practically too. wanted to do this for ages. bruce lee's discipline and others mixed in to form an all round style. just hope they don't ask me to skip!
 
DST

DST

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skippings for poofs.....oops, oh yeh, I skip everyday lol.

and I was gonna say the same thing Jig, check the fit Don Gin oot!!! Good darts lad!
 
Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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cheers! i just don't have the timing for it. tried a few times now and have even watched instructional vids on youtube ffs.

my gf is frightened i'm going to get hooked n become a meathead, no neck cage fighter type lol. i don't want to be huge i think it looks gross, cut and defined is where i'm aiming. check out plank training on youtube. saw a guy doing it in my local gym, not huge but the definition was immense.
 
jigfresh

jigfresh

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Speaking of bruce lee. I think I read somewhere he never worked out with weights. He only used his body weight as resistance. Get cut up but not too big. It makes sense to end up at a good equilibrium for your own body. Kinda like see where it evens out.

You got me all inspired.
 
Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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yeah man it's not about how big you are at all. the speed of the wing chun guys is mad, they throw 6 punches in the time a boxer would get a haymaker in.
 
DST

DST

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I have never used weights as such. I got some dumbbells at home but they hardly count. Stealth and speed is where it's at in Muay Thai, plus lifting weights has got to be the most bore-offish thing to do ever.
 
whodatnation

whodatnation

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Legs are much stronger than arms... Knowing how to use leverage is great too, I'm not so great with weights but I can take down someone "stronger" than I.


back to saving the world.
 
DST

DST

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Not much improvement on the weather here, but we plod along. Most of the tomatoes seem to be going good so I am happy about that. The net is working a treat, I guess thats why it's called tomato netting....anyway, some pic'eroons.

Dolce Rosso rightside from outside.

Dolce rosso leftside

Supporting cane

Tray of no5's....Marglobe lot 797.

Momma Dog, just had a litter removed, back snuggling between a tom plant and a strawberry plant, gezelig.

Clone of the DOG 2010 from s33d I just grew. Seems og leaning. Will need to see how it smokes.

Puppies in training.

Selected Male Dog stud clone from the bx2 regular batch.

Ye olde Blue Pit male


Engineers Dream Dog.


Forgot to get the number of this tom...sorry. another from seed, I think it's a number 4 Arkansas Travel lot 68708..:shock:

Nice thick stems on this Celebrity (all the Celebritiy's are doing well).


Wifes avocado plants have moved in and taken over, haha.

Japanese azaleas look like they will give us some flowers this year.



Tulips coming to an end by the looks of tricks, not sure what we should be doing with them.

Rosmarijn, going strong, few years old now :) Rosemary to others.

Male "og" Kush2, basking in the sun scratching his baws...

More outside fuzzy shots, ffs.:)



And the sun pops out now and then so we can't complain too much.....

Peace everybod.

DST
 
Ninjabowler

Ninjabowler

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Bilbo Baggins said:
OO those Japanese Azaleas look fantastic, hope to see them in all their glory shortly
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Thats what i came to see too. They look great DST. I only made it to page two but im subbed up and looking foreward to reading the rest in the next few days. Is the pigeon still coming around for breakfast? :):):)
 
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Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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cracking stuff fella. i'm amazed how well all of it's doing with the weather. those Azaleas look grand too.

weathers great here today so off to cut the grass!
 
MrSkyhighatrist

MrSkyhighatrist

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DST said:
Not much improvement on the weather here, but we plod along. Most of the tomatoes seem to be going good so I am happy about that. The net is working a treat, I guess thats why it's called tomato netting....anyway, some pic'eroons.

Dolce Rosso rightside from outside.

Dolce rosso leftside

Supporting cane

Tray of no5's....Marglobe lot 797.

Momma Dog, just had a litter removed, back snuggling between a tom plant and a strawberry plant, gezelig.

Clone of the DOG 2010 from s33d I just grew. Seems og leaning. Will need to see how it smokes.

Puppies in training.

Selected Male Dog stud clone from the bx2 regular batch.

Ye olde Blue Pit male


Engineers Dream Dog.


Forgot to get the number of this tom...sorry. another from seed, I think it's a number 4 Arkansas Travel lot 68708..:shock:

Nice thick stems on this Celebrity (all the Celebritiy's are doing well).


Wifes avocado plants have moved in and taken over, haha.

Japanese azaleas look like they will give us some flowers this year.



Tulips coming to an end by the looks of tricks, not sure what we should be doing with them.

Rosmarijn, going strong, few years old now :) Rosemary to others.

Male "og" Kush2, basking in the sun scratching his baws...

More outside fuzzy shots, ffs.:)



And the sun pops out now and then so we can't complain too much.....

Peace everybod.

DST
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Wow, your garden looks amazing D, have some rep!
 
whodatnation

whodatnation

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Fantastic D! I do appreciate all of the lovely pics

Your going to get a good laugh out of my tom plants :cuss: I got a LATE start, how dare I call myself a gardener. :cuss:



:peace: and bongsmilie
 
DST

DST

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Thanks peeps, its a bit slowly slowly catchy monkey with the garden this year. I am hoping it means a good end to the season.
Ninja, the pigeon is still about but I decided to quit feeding the greedy fukker, lol. It was just all give and no take that relationship. Plus it just brought all its pals round constantly, with all their pooh as well it was getting like Trafalgar square.....
Sitting at the Brouwerij drinking a Zatte, horrible weather but I am outside because its summer.......fingers are about to snap off...
 
whodatnation

whodatnation

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Just all give and no take lmao
We need some intercontinental messenger pigeons,,, wink wink.... And their poop could go in the compost.


Pigeon Facts
  • Young chicks are called squabs.
  • Both hens and cocks create crop “milk” which they fed to their squabs. Crop milk is a cheesy like substance. Pigeons are unique in that both the hen and the cock create the milk.
  • Squabs grow very fast. Within 2 days they will double their weight.
  • Pigeons mate for life.
  • The hen lays 2 eggs. The eggs hatch about 17 days later.
  • The parents take turns caring for the eggs and hatched young. The female sits on the eggs from late afternoon through the night until mid morning. The male’s takes his turn from mid-morning until late afternoon. Once the eggs hatch, both parents attend to feeding the young squabs.
  • Pigeons can fly speeds of up to 60 miles per hour (a mile a minute) and can go great distances (600 miles) in a day.
 
Ninjabowler

Ninjabowler

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Very cool facts whodat. As for the tulips DST, dont do anything to them. Theyll die on top, after that the leaves will pump the bulbs up for next years growth energy. When everythings dead and dry thats when i cut them down. I hate most of my flowers, they dont last long enough, i dont see much of a point in having them so i cut them off as soon as they bloom and put them in my house. Otherwise theyll be dead and ill only see them once or twice. Id rather grow an onion :):):)
 
DST

DST

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I use to stick it's poo in the compost whodat, but enough was enough:)

I read a book called Tulipmania, Ninja (tulips created the first modern day stock crash!!). A lot of the cultivators back then would dig their bulbs up out of the ground and store them over winter for the next year. My wife generally plants the flowers, I do veggies cause I get to eat them! My wife plants things like avocados that won't give us fruit for 10 years, lol.

And cof, I was hoping you would give us an update of your Tommy Patch. That looks superb. Are you growing any of the ones that the Fairy sent me? Please keep us updated of its progress.

Another cloudy day here by the looks of it. Got some up-potting to do for the indoors crew today.

Peace,

DST
 
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