CaliRootz88
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Coffee maker upgraded as a hotdog maker?
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Coffee maker upgraded as a hotdog maker?
StareCase
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FirstCavApache64
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I have had that happen when taking too many Ibuprofen or Advil. They tear up your stomach lining. Hope all goes well at the doc's tomorrow.
dabbles
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Marijuana Is Associated With ‘Significant’ And ‘Sustained’ Health Improvements, American Medical Association Study Finds
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And they just figured this out?
COLD BREW YOU HEATHEN
DarkWeb
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I'd eat any one of them.
What's really good is onions, thin roast beef, and garlic butter. Maybe a few olives.
There's so many good combos
Jeffislovinlife
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Aww pet names lol
DCcan
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shnkrmn
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Watcha got
Jeffislovinlife
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SCREAMING THAT I NEED A HOT CUP OF COFFEEJeff on frappuchino for a day.
shnkrmn
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Did Vikings Have Coffee and did they Drink it Hot: a study. My upcoming peer-reviewed paper in the Quarterly Journal of Norse Beveragology.
Abstract and Conclusion: While Vikings cannot be proven to have had coffee, documentary evidence strongly suggests that it would have been tepid at best, despite long held beliefs regarding flaming funerals, feasting at Valhalla, ad libitum et libatum. Archaeological evidence found in the house of Ole Sviggum which ibid lol suggests instead that early widespread adoption of Ovaltine snuffed out the nascent struggling nonprovable, possibly nonexistent warm beverage culture in Scandinavia and adjacent polities. Also, cooking with dragons breath crystals proved to be dangerous on longboat voyages to the extent they were discontinued entirely after the 8th century.
Abstract and Conclusion: While Vikings cannot be proven to have had coffee, documentary evidence strongly suggests that it would have been tepid at best, despite long held beliefs regarding flaming funerals, feasting at Valhalla, ad libitum et libatum. Archaeological evidence found in the house of Ole Sviggum which ibid lol suggests instead that early widespread adoption of Ovaltine snuffed out the nascent struggling nonprovable, possibly nonexistent warm beverage culture in Scandinavia and adjacent polities. Also, cooking with dragons breath crystals proved to be dangerous on longboat voyages to the extent they were discontinued entirely after the 8th century.
raratt
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About a pound.
StareCase
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Yup ... ~13oz. is what I expect from the two in the 5 gallon buckets.
The two in the smaller brown pots will eventually end up in 7 gallons on the deck ... and I have no idea what outdoor yields will be.
The usual suspects. The indica dominant Blue Cheese and the sativa dominant Red Diesel.
They grow easy, they clone easy, they yield well and those who toke them get nicely high.
They check all my boxes.
Jeffislovinlife
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Why yes I will most definitely 
enjoy it 
enjoy it
Jeffislovinlife
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And little dude just gave me a idea 