billcollector99
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Id rather hear the chirping then the shooting...
Vert Scrog Flooded Tube Banana OG, Dog Kush 1000w
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bassman999
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I am on CL now looking for my own pellet gun lol
(with a scope for my blind DMV vision test failing ass)
billcollector99
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We(mexicans) are very big on family. I have several relatives that have 3 generations living under the same roof. Even if you are not technically family, if you are close to a mexican family, you become family. Its just the way it is.
bassman999
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I have 2 dogs.
They were never introduced to cats, so would be a bad mix prolly
Ok then only other choice is to chop down the last 2 trees I havent whacked yet.
I have piles of trees all over already.
I have to chop em small to get into the green waste can, and have been filling it every other week for 2 months and made a small dent in the pile
wormdrive66
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Something got lost along the way. I used to have really tight family scene but everyone is so scattered around the world it's impossible now. No more Xmas at Grandma's or family picnics, camping etc etc... We do have an Easter party every year for friends and family that has been going on since the 70's. People fly in every few years so It's pretty cool place to catch up. The lady who hosts the party is almost 80 so I fear the days of the Easter party are numbered. Her sons have asked her to cancel the party for years so when she is gone so will be the party. 
billcollector99
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I would be more worried about your dogs then the new cat...
bassman999
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lol cats can be vicious, and thats the main reason we dont have any.
My youngest daughter pulled her sisters cat's tail and it bit and locked onto her bicep when she was 4.
I damn near killed the cat getting it off her.
We never got cats again.
They can pull the pitbulls tail, poke his eyes, and even ride him like a horse etc...he will never hurt them.
Maybe it was just a crazy cat idk, but I decided i was done with scratches and the threat of attack.
jigfresh
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Some people are just meant to have cats, others dogs. I think you are a dog person. Trees down is probably best.
And worm... I wasn't 'liking' that the party will end. It's the sentiment. You could try to keep it going. Would be a shame to see a tradition die with someone important to it. I bet the old lady would give you some tips.
This song is showing off my subs real nice right about now.
[youtube]WPNU2Lzy2gY[/youtube]
And worm... I wasn't 'liking' that the party will end. It's the sentiment. You could try to keep it going. Would be a shame to see a tradition die with someone important to it. I bet the old lady would give you some tips.
This song is showing off my subs real nice right about now.
[youtube]WPNU2Lzy2gY[/youtube]
billcollector99
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blame it on my add
now i gotta download it so i can hear it in the car
its funny when people pull up to the grand caravan, and it is bumping harder then their expensive ass system, lol.
And, I am definitely a cat person. lol
now i gotta download it so i can hear it in the car
its funny when people pull up to the grand caravan, and it is bumping harder then their expensive ass system, lol.
And, I am definitely a cat person. lol
bassman999
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If everyone would adopt an animal and take good care of it.
I think ppl would be nicer and more rounded overall.
billcollector99
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I want a menagerie in my house eventually.
I grew up in an animal loving house, at any given time we had cats, dogs, reptiles, birds, rabbits, and even a box turtle.
I grew up in an animal loving house, at any given time we had cats, dogs, reptiles, birds, rabbits, and even a box turtle.
bassman999
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I had to look that word up lol.
That sounds like the way to go though.
Like Whodats place he even has a donkey
wormdrive66
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My wife and I have talked about taking over the party when she passes but It's more to do with the Vibe, location and tradition I think. Not sure if anyone would show up to my dirt palace. I think I will talk to her about what will happen when she is gone? Maybe she will put something in her will? That would piss her son's off. hehe
Don Gin and Ton
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mexicans sound like the Gaelic communities over this side. the irish scots and welsh to an extent just get on and have a bloody good time. the geordies are much the same. though i'm an angry exception sometimes. * herbert lom eye twitching mofo*
wormdrive66
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Both of my dogs came from craigslist. My Irish Jack Russell has papers and that good stuff. He is supposed to be a show dog? All I know is he sure likes to show the world his rather large unit. lol
Bobotrank
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Yewww! 18 weeks. HHB HHB. Keep it going strong Mr and Mrs Jig. Technically by this point he can see it the little one has a kickstand or not. 
Dude, super weird about that neighbor. Does he not know he's flooding his shit? His loss, I guess. Especially if he won't even say hello.
Jig, I know it's probably cold as all hell (or the opposite of hell, technically) but you should try and compost some of that stuff. I guess it would probably take sourcing out some other ingredients like various dung, etc, but it seems to me you would have a good base w pine needles? I dunno. This is probably Whodat's area of expertise more than mine. Just a thought.
Dude, super weird about that neighbor. Does he not know he's flooding his shit? His loss, I guess. Especially if he won't even say hello.
Jig, I know it's probably cold as all hell (or the opposite of hell, technically) but you should try and compost some of that stuff. I guess it would probably take sourcing out some other ingredients like various dung, etc, but it seems to me you would have a good base w pine needles? I dunno. This is probably Whodat's area of expertise more than mine. Just a thought.
billcollector99
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Have you heard these guys yet Jig>
[video=youtube;rVeMiVU77wo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVeMiVU77wo[/video]
[video=youtube;rVeMiVU77wo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVeMiVU77wo[/video]
billcollector99
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[h=2]Pine Needles[/h]Pine needles are unlike most other forms of natural yard waste. They're slow to decompose because of their waxy coating (see References 1, page 4), which makes them an excellent mulch around plants but a challenging compost ingredient. They're also highly acidic, which prompts two further considerations. First, the bacteria that turn plant matter into compost are sensitive to acidity, so pine needles slow decomposition and prolong composting. Second, pine needles lower the pH of your compost to a degree that few garden plants will accept (see References 2).Yewww! 18 weeks. HHB HHB. Keep it going strong Mr and Mrs Jig. Technically by this point he can see it the little one has a kickstand or not.
Dude, super weird about that neighbor. Does he not know he's flooding his shit? His loss, I guess. Especially if he won't even say hello.
Jig, I know it's probably cold as all hell (or the opposite of hell, technically) but you should try and compost some of that stuff. I guess it would probably take sourcing out some other ingredients like various dung, etc, but it seems to me you would have a good base w pine needles? I dunno. This is probably Whodat's area of expertise more than mine. Just a thought.
[h=2]Composting Pine Needles[/h]This doesn't mean pine needles have no place in your compost. They can be mixed into your regular pile along with other forms of yard waste, provided they don't account for more than 10 percent of the pile (see References 2). If possible, chop the pine needles by mounding them up and running over them with your lawn mower. The smaller they're chopped, the more quickly they'll decompose. If your garden contains plants that flourish in acidic soils, you might want to build a separate compost pile for pine needles.
[h=2]Acidic Compost[/h]Making a special compost pile for your pine needles isn't fundamentally different from making any other compost pile. Chop the pine needles, if possible, and mix them with grass clippings, green leaves and vines or stems culled from your garden. Layer these with carbon-containing compost items such as straw or dried leaves, and keep the pile moist (see References 4). The pine needle pile breaks down more slowly than conventional piles, but it will eventually produce a fine, acidic compost. Use it around strawberries, azaleas, gardenias and other plants that prefer an acidic soil.
[h=2]Benign Neglect[/h]The simplest and most natural way to compost pine needles is simply to leave them where they fall at the base of the tree. They'll automatically form a layer of natural mulch around the tree, beginning a few inches from the trunk and extending all the way to the tree's drip line. This is exactly how mulch should be applied around a tree, according to Missouri's Department of Conservation (see References 3). Over time the needles will decay into compost, fertilizing the tree.
wheels619
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its the run off from the ac he had for his grow. lmao. congrats brotha on the baby bump.
