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curious2garden

curious2garden

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Paul Drake said:
@curious2garden I’ve been watching this desirable “Swiss army” vape. Has a water chamber too

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I was looking at that coupled with the nectar collector!
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I'm not in a rush, thanks.
 
Paul Drake

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You’re welcome boys

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Ancient Penis Worms Invented the “Hermit Crab” Lifestyle 500 Million Years Ago

A new study by researchers from Durham University and Yunnan University reveals that penis worms (Priapulida) invented the ‘hermit’ lifestyle, some 500 million years ago, at the rise of the earliest animal ecosystems in the Cambrian period. Hermit crabs are well known for employing snail shells a
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DarkWeb

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Paul Drake said:
You’re welcome boys

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Ancient Penis Worms Invented the “Hermit Crab” Lifestyle 500 Million Years Ago

A new study by researchers from Durham University and Yunnan University reveals that penis worms (Priapulida) invented the ‘hermit’ lifestyle, some 500 million years ago, at the rise of the earliest animal ecosystems in the Cambrian period. Hermit crabs are well known for employing snail shells a
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Did you Google "old cock" to find that bongsmilie
 
manfredo

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Laughing Grass said:
Doing my last res change for a few weeks. Plants come down next Saturday end the next generation starts. I think I’ve decided to build or buy some sort of drying cabinet in our spare bedroom. I don’t want to have to shutdown the grow for drying.

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I am right behind you...I'll be at 9 weeks next weekend myself and a few will probably be ready then, but the other half need an extra week or so...I was just down feeding and the GMO's are throwing a few nanners...No biggy but I'll be watching/plucking, and maybe chopping them a little early.

My next gen are in 8g bags and almost ready to flip...Probably around Dec. 1

Good morning everyone!! Just had a slice of banana bread and a glass of oj for breakfast, ready for a(nother) dab now!!
 
StonedGardener

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After 3 pots of black coffee, my cohort and I caught a good buzz and took off in the two seater kayak. Coming out of a gnarly canal, we see a real old timer , living on the corner of inlet, struggling with rock, trying to repair seawall. I love working with rock, love building stone walls and was more than happy to lend a hand for a couple of hours. Getting ready to push on the man ( Aig) asked us if we like "old" things ( we sure do) and unveiled a vintage recurve bow. It is a "Black Hawk- Flea Bow" manufactured , starting in early 50's.
by the " Carvutto Bros." , in McKeesport PA. I love this kind of shit. It's a beautiful wooden bow, laminated on both sides...very fine shape. Good deeds can pay off.

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Just as I was looking at the beach cam, I got a text from my old buddy asking me if I was going to comer down this winter....That's gotta be an omen!!

He has the sweetest place on the ocean on the west coast of Florida...a beautiful pad right on the water with a guest house and a pool. He told me to just fly down and he'll leave his Boxster for me at the airport :weed:

Hell, I should be the winter maintenance man, lol.

Old friend...His dad had a plane and we took lessons together at age 16...Only he got his license, and joined the Air Force and became a helicopter pilot.....and I didn't, lol.
 
DCcan

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Really nice bow you got there, 3 types of laminated wood, lots of work into the hand grip and arrow notch.
Red wood on the front of your bow is probably Osage orange, like the bow on the right.
These are probably same post WW2 era for reference, cheaper versions sold in dept stores and to colleges and summer camps.
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BarnBuster

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StonedGardener said:
After 3 pots of black coffee, my cohort and I caught a good buzz and took off in the two seater kayak. Coming out of a gnarly canal, we see a real old timer , living on the corner of inlet, struggling with rock, trying to repair seawall. I love working with rock, love building stone walls and was more than happy to lend a hand for a couple of hours. Getting ready to push on the man ( Aig) asked us if we like "old" things ( we sure do) and unveiled a vintage recurve bow. It is a "Black Hawk- Flea Bow" manufactured , starting in early 50's.
by the " Carvutto Bros." , in McKeesport PA. I love this kind of shit. It's a beautiful wooden bow, laminated on both sides...very fine shape. Good deeds can pay off.

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DCcan said:
Really nice bow you got there, 3 types of laminated wood, lots of work into the hand grip and arrow notch.
Red wood on the front of your bow is probably Osage orange, like the bow on the right.
These are probably same post WW2 era for reference, cheaper versions sold in dept stores and to colleges and summer camps.
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Nice, I shot target late 50's and early 60's when I was a young lad. Had a Bear and a Wing bow.
 
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