Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!

SmokeyMcSmokester

SmokeyMcSmokester

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I can see who repped me, and change my lil title under my name...

oh yeah, my name is in red too.

havent checked out the private forums yet...o yeah theres some classifieds too.
 
Gryphonn

Gryphonn

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Did you see this? it made news here in Oz:

A woman has been found alive after being buried in the snow for three days in the Canadian province of Ontario.
Donna Molnar, 55, left her home in Ancaster, west of Toronto, to buy cooking supplies about the same time that a major snowstorm hit southern Ontario.
A day later, her abandoned SUV was found, but it was not until Monday that a police search team found Ms Molnar buried under 60 centimetres of snow, alive.
Some experts say she should not have survived the ordeal, but police say the snow's insulating effect helped keep her alive despite being exposed to sub-zero temperatures and frigid winds.
Doctors say she is in serious condition and might lose some fingers or toes but will survive.
The police officer whose dog discovered the woman, Ray Lao, says her survival chances were slim.
"From a survivability standpoint, the odds were against her," he said.
"From a search and rescue standpoint, it's a miracle she's still with us ... but she's obviously proved a lot of the probability tables wrong."
 
IanCurtisWishlist

IanCurtisWishlist

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My favorite kind of wake-n-bake is when you wake up in the middle of the night and can't go back to sleep. So you roll yourself a fat joint and smoke it down to nothing. Then you drink a glass of water. By time you go back to bed you are stumbling around so much you just flop into bed and kind of melt back to sleep. Aaahahhhh, I hope I wake up in the middle of the night tonight.
 
DudeLebowski

DudeLebowski

New Member
Gryphonn said:
Did you see this? it made news here in Oz:

A woman has been found alive after being buried in the snow for three days in the Canadian province of Ontario.
Donna Molnar, 55, left her home in Ancaster, west of Toronto, to buy cooking supplies about the same time that a major snowstorm hit southern Ontario.
A day later, her abandoned SUV was found, but it was not until Monday that a police search team found Ms Molnar buried under 60 centimetres of snow, alive.
Some experts say she should not have survived the ordeal, but police say the snow's insulating effect helped keep her alive despite being exposed to sub-zero temperatures and frigid winds.
Doctors say she is in serious condition and might lose some fingers or toes but will survive.
The police officer whose dog discovered the woman, Ray Lao, says her survival chances were slim.
"From a survivability standpoint, the odds were against her," he said.
"From a search and rescue standpoint, it's a miracle she's still with us ... but she's obviously proved a lot of the probability tables wrong."
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shes what i like to call..O.G.

people like her ought to be in the military in my opinion. the kind that dont quit even when everything is against them, even if they wanted to, they just didnt for some reason.

not that im a military man or anything, i just understand its purpose and respect those that died in the name of freedom.

anyways she should get a medal, a cold beer, and a fatty african drugs style reefer spliff.:peace:
 
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SlikWiLL13

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IanCurtisWishlist said:
My favorite kind of wake-n-bake is when you wake up in the middle of the night and can't go back to sleep. So you roll yourself a fat joint and smoke it down to nothing. Then you drink a glass of water. By time you go back to bed you are stumbling around so much you just flop into bed and kind of melt back to sleep. Aaahahhhh, I hope I wake up in the middle of the night tonight.
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one of my fav's too. welcome to RIU
 
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