Hey, the like button's back.
Hope everyone is well. It's been a busy few days for me. Found out my upstairs neighbor is moving which is great for two reasons. One, I won't haven't to listen to the arrogant, pompous ass that he is anymore. Never met anyone so redneck stupid in my life. And, two, we get to take over his unit which comes with an extra room, for me!!!. Then today, after having dye injected into my hip, I laid in an MRI machine, without moving, for 45 minutes! Not fun. On a good note, I chopped a Romulan tonight and she stunk my place up like grape jello. Gotta be the fruitiest strain I've grown yet. Not totally happy with the grow though. While the top buds are nice and dense, the bottom branches are more woody than flowery and the leaf ratio was a little high but it will make for great resins of some sort. Also, I finally picked up some Red Wigglers to start my composter and get these little buggers producing some nice castings for me while they do their thing and multiply.
Anyways guys. Always good to stop by the 600 to see what's going on.
Man, I will tell you I purchased two thousand watt lights in a 5x10 tent and it has been extremely difficult to cool them down. I will purchasing the same size tent but will be getting 600's next time. It will be easier to cool down and be more efficient and cover the area more evenly. I sure wish I would have went with 600's from the beginning. I will be posting pics soon.
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Pulled 2 plants today. Didn't even realize the one had nanners till I looked back at the photo! Think I need some glasses. I'm pretty sure she'll smoke ok though. I let it go about a week longer than the last few just to see any difference. Should dry out a little under 2 oz. They were only 11 and 13 inches tall.
I am with you on the glasses thing, I think if I went to an opticians I would come out a 4 eyes, lol.
Well thank god the Like button is back, if only to shut you lot up, hahahaha.
Well it's gone from beautiful sunshine to rather soggyness today...glad the bairns are in the greenhoose!
Peace, DST
Hello, all!
Okay, while I realize that we all have the same interwebz, I felt I should post this, as it is not only cannabis related, but safety related:
(*moral of the story is: keep your eyes on your fries, look before you leap, trust nothing, if it looks like a stick it might be a snake, if it looks like a snake it might be a snake, if it looks like a snake it might be a politician, it's not the size of the snake it's motion of the ocean, and "I've had it of these motha fuckin' snakes in a Walmart!")
http://news.yahoo.com/man-bitten-rattlesnake-washington-state-walmart-011547917.html
SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) -
When Mica Craig reached down to brush what he thought was a stick off some mulch in the garden section of a Washington state Walmart, it turned around and sank its fangs into his hand.
The Friday encounter with a rattlesnake sent Craig, 47, to the hospital, where he said he remained in excruciating pain and may lose feeling in two fingers. Wal-Mart Stores Inc has apologized.
"I reached down to grab the stick to move it out of the way, and the snake stretched out, turned around and got its fangs in my right hand," he said. "I slung it off and I did a tap dance on it until it was dead."
Craig was rushed to the hospital by fellow customer Maria Geffre, who told Reuters she saw him crumple to the ground after crying out that he had been bitten by a snake.
"He had punctures on his hand and there was the dead rattler he'd stomped on," Geffre said, describing the snake as at least a foot long with four buttons, or rattles.
Craig, a married father of two, said the mulch was for his marijuana plants, which he is licensed to grow for medical reasons. It was unclear whether the snake came from an adjacent field or arrived at the store along with garden supplies.
Craig said doctors who initially thought the snake had inflicted only a "dry bite" - or one that did not inject venom - treated him with six bags of anti-venom after his right hand swelled to the size of a melon.
A Walmart spokeswoman offered an apology to Craig and said the retailer was looking into how the incident could have happened at the store in Clarkston, in eastern Washington.
"At this point, it appears to be an isolated incident. We are working with a pest management team, which is conducting a sweep of the property to ensure there is no additional rattlesnake activity," Walmart spokeswoman Kayla Whaling said.
Travis Taggart, director of the Center for North American Herpetology, said about half of documented rattlesnake bites, which are usually defensive when directed at humans, are "dry" but still cause severe pain.
Last edited by DoobieBrother; 05-15-2012 at 12:48 AM.
"Baldness is for women's crotches, not men's heads." - G. Quagmire
Dam, he's gonna open the windows!!!! lol. Nice story Doobs.
I went into the eye doc last time and came out a 8 eyes (trifocals. "No-line", thankfully).Originally Posted by DST
Oh, Vanity, grant me thine succor (and give me a rad pair of stunners)...
"Baldness is for women's crotches, not men's heads." - G. Quagmire
8 eyes, that's almost Fly!!!!
My wife has been going to specialists for the last 2 years for her eyes, no one has sorted them yet. She now has little plastic gromits in her tear ducts, she has had more doctors opinions than you get on a RIU thread....
Damn, D!
My wife had punctal plugs put in too!
Chronic dry eyes (she doesn't partake, except for my second-hand toke from the other room, which sometimes looks like downtown L.A. at noon on a Friday)
She finally had the permanent ones put in, and is still adjusting diet & stopped birth control to help ease the dryness.
I'm glad the only dry eyes I get are from my rips & puffs.
I'd rather be super fly!
(*Bootsy Collins, one of my music heroes)
Last edited by DoobieBrother; 05-15-2012 at 01:17 AM.
"Baldness is for women's crotches, not men's heads." - G. Quagmire
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