Singlemalt
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I can't unsee that mental pic
What did you accomplish today?
- Thread starter 420God
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
It’s the right time to Bobbit
farmingfisherman
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Walked to the local nursery to pick up some Crimson clover this morning after some delicious pumpkin pancakes, sausage, eggs and coffee. Now lunch and a nap.
insomnia65
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Welllll tidied up gasp shock horror, ye gods the flat was a pig sty, finally abandoned three WW and reluctantly binned them, went shop,.got drunk had a head ache. Tidied up and that's it, a busy day (lol) not.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Remember those brass lengths of tubing you could get in the hobby corner of department stores? I built a beaut out of two such, mated with a length the next size up (they nested like champs). I fitted a rail sight to it and made a tool to grind school chalk into balls of the correct size. I think I sent one of those balls clean through the plasticized-fabric map of the Vaterland that got pulled down for history class.My first one was from the Johnson Smith Novelty Company along with the X-Ray specs
My French teacher confiscated it and showed it off to my dad at the next parent/teacher event.
I got it back after a year. By then I’d made and tested darts made of piano wire and masking tape. They stuck very gratifyingly around Berlin and Dresden.
The explode-on-impact ordnance that I tried to develop did not make it out of test. Reliability issues (rubs smarting lips).
Milovan1
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You also get the benefit of scissor hash!
BarnBuster
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How about strike anywhere matches out the Red Ryder as a substitute?
cannabineer
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I had chlorate and red phosphorus. I went for the scale-up. Too much = never enough.
BarnBuster
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TM 31-210; A young man's guide to things that go boom.
Chunky Stool
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The best way probably depends on your environment.
It's easy to control temperature & RH in my processing area, and hanging the entire plant (minus roots) makes everything dry more slowly.
By the time they're ready to trim, buds have already cured a bit and are ready for storage -- no burping required.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Never heard of it. Probably for the best. I terminated my research right at the cusp of making and testing shaped charges.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
As a beer drinker, I challenge the last three words.The best way probably depends on your environment.
It's easy to control temperature & RH in my processing area, and hanging the entire plant (minus roots) makes everything dry more slowly.
By the time they're ready to trim, buds have already cured a bit and are ready for storage -- no burping required.
Kalebaiden
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I have illegal hunters firing shots in my forest and the MNR(MNDMF? Ontario forest ranger types) won't do anything because they're all busy.
I can't leave mom to go tell them to gtfo my land because she's declining rapidly and can't be left alone for any length of time.
What do you think my options are?
I can't leave mom to go tell them to gtfo my land because she's declining rapidly and can't be left alone for any length of time.
What do you think my options are?
Not yet, they lost my ballot.
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- Keep ground moist until germination – about a week
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
You know that cosmetic stuff you trowel on your longsuffering mama? That thickness will deflect belt-fed 7.62. So make up a safe space, smoke something that’s not a possum, and relax.
Kalebaiden
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I gotta ask for a translation this one time. The idea that a rifle bullet can travel through my house from trespassers with guns is kind of a big deal to me.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
You know what you have to do.
Kalebaiden
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I'm really fighting back the vile in hopes of a solid answer.
If I knew what my existing options were, I wouldn't be on a fucking weed growing forum asking for help from people that don't like me.
I have called our version of the hunting authorities and the police who referred me to the hunting authorities.
I can't shoot people for trespassing or even bring out a rifle to use for defense if I could go back to talk to the trespassers.
Does anyone see other options that could be helpful?