Book Discussion Thread
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VictorVIcious
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Looks like a good spot to me. What was it about, and what parts did you want to discuss? I found your post in about Organic-Hydroponics very interesting. I did discuss the idea at my local hydro shop. They were not familiar with it. Still makes sense to me. VV
sk3tch3
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im assuming you are talking about the use of teas and such...?
they wouldnt make as much dollers is why it didnt make sence, they whol hydro craze would blow over in less then a year.
the book weed was very good. i liked most, beside the good writting, was the included detail of mexico as a whole. you could almost tatse the food and smell dirt roads when reading his passages. the story took me deep into the mountains of central mexico. riding mules on immposible trails, federales, bandidos, and customs.
he starts out talking about how he got busted at the border. the main focus of the book however, was detaild around a story he was doing for life magazine in the mid 70's. they wanted to know about smuggling marijuana. i guess he though what better way to show them but to document a an actual run.
what they didnt count on was not being able to take pictures of the fields once they got there, the farmers said no way. one for farmer, fortunatly, said if they bought the feild they can do what they please!
they wouldnt make as much dollers is why it didnt make sence, they whol hydro craze would blow over in less then a year.
the book weed was very good. i liked most, beside the good writting, was the included detail of mexico as a whole. you could almost tatse the food and smell dirt roads when reading his passages. the story took me deep into the mountains of central mexico. riding mules on immposible trails, federales, bandidos, and customs.
he starts out talking about how he got busted at the border. the main focus of the book however, was detaild around a story he was doing for life magazine in the mid 70's. they wanted to know about smuggling marijuana. i guess he though what better way to show them but to document a an actual run.
what they didnt count on was not being able to take pictures of the fields once they got there, the farmers said no way. one for farmer, fortunatly, said if they bought the feild they can do what they please!
VictorVIcious
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Maybe I need to check, I thought it was your post. That book sounds interesting. There was a post not too long ago about Mr. Nice, may follow that same vane. I think I even downloaded it and haven't gotton back to read it yet. Still petitioning for MMJ in our state. Just two months left to get the required amount. VV
VictorVIcious
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sorry sketch- it seemed like something you might post. Must have been the widow talking. The thread is Should I Change to Organic and the post I was referring to was posted by Lumber Jack Jan. I'd post a link if I knew how. VV
tckfui
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Im reading a book called house of the scorpion... its a young adult book... I dont know how... they wont even say crap... but its about a 145 year old opium dealer who has a clone made to keep on selling opium... they go into alot of detail about how opiums made... I wouldnt want my kid reading this book....