doublejj
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I'm all for self defense!.........
Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013
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theexpress
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I just love firearms.... and im not scared to let it go on a mother fucker... ie done it before welcome to chiraq http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12qpqzb0spQ
Raeofsun13
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Garlic, you still dry over there? We have managed to stay dry here, thank god! Loveland, Longmont, Johnstown, Milliken, Greeley, etc all flooded way worse than over here. Of course it goes without saying that Boulder, Lyons, Nederland and Jamestown have also had a bad portion if it too.Yes sir, exactly why I left the mega farm ops as I couldn't justify anyone's death over a pile of money that was marginally my own.
However, when it's you or them as you've stated, the moment you ask yourself if it's gonna be you, you're already dead.
Sucks to live in a world where monsters and bad guys lurk around every corner.
Let me rephrase that, it sucks to be scared of the world based on monsters and bad guys lurking around every corner.
At what point do you free yourself from fear and decide to take a stand?
Coming from a broken home and living on the streets from a young age (boohoo right), I rode freight trains hobo style all over the country for years, got damn good at it too. Saw the best in people and the absolute fucking worst. Have seen friends murdered and also die from nodding off (dopeheads) and falling under the moving trains.
I was lucky enough to be taken under the wing of a master grower at age 19, working on a large farm in norcal that allowed me to start earning a real living, honing my growing skills for the love of cannabis while learning what it is to be a real man, working hard for family and community.
Now a decade later I work for myself, my family and of course mary jane. I have few close friends but how many does one really need, quality over quantity 24/7, 365.
Damn, that durban is got me liftedI'm feeling especially blessed right now, even though it's still fucking raining here in Boulder.
ambedexteras
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Dont get me wrong express and I posted it here somewhere. Ik he only got about 5% of my haul and
For that I'm certainly grateful. But the fact this bitch
Has now been in the yard twice with no reprocussions
Just pisses me off. It could def be worse but the tents up
Now I'm hoping that will thwart the bastard if he comes again.
For that I'm certainly grateful. But the fact this bitch
Has now been in the yard twice with no reprocussions
Just pisses me off. It could def be worse but the tents up
Now I'm hoping that will thwart the bastard if he comes again.
theexpress
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get u a Doberman pinscher... they are extreamly man aggressive by nature... there fast has fuck with sharp teeth u aint getting away... that's the only dog im scard of..thats the only dog im fearfull of... pitt and rotts don't faze me
doublejj
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I have too............[video=youtube;xYUPVdhvoK8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=xYUPVdhvoK8[/video]
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theexpress
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I respect that... let me know if u got a surplus on grenades :]
garlictrain
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Speak of self defense it was interesting to learn that all the evacuation flyovers overhead were:
Dept. of Defense: 2 Chinooks, 4 Blackhawks, 1 Lakota
Federal: 4 helicopters
Also the newest stats on Boulder County damage:
Estimated 35 bridges need repair; 100 minor structures; estimated 100 miles of road damaged.
Estimated $100-150 million in damage
Area impacted (sq. miles): 760 square miles impacted
Estimated total rainfall: 1.25 maximum in the county; 1.5 at the Boulder Airport
As for the garden it's been outside in the rain for almost a solid week, and it shows. I had to pull my plastic roof off late last evening at my nightly 12am check in. it was pooling kiddie pools worth of rain, would rather have some wet plants than smashed plants.
If I didn't rig up these cheap fans to every stud and have them blowing at soil level and one at plant level I think my girls would be much worse off.
It's expected to dry out this wk for the rest of the month... we'll see.
Some juicy fruit, so mouthwatering smelling tropical like the gum.
There's been so much humidity I've had to keep my wood burning stove stoked to keep my bloom room under 70%!!!
Joedank your garden is looking so good! I feel confident that this rain's only negative effect on the garden will be an extra wk or 2 added on to finishing.
Can't even imagine how many people here in Boulder County that were evacuated left behind indoor and outdoor grows, with many mountain area losing electric there goes the indoor.
In fact it was reported that 40-50 residents opted NOT to evacuate Jamestown, those are the 40-50 indoor and outdoor growers in Jamestown sticking by there investment!
Stay safe everyone it's a wild wild world!
Dept. of Defense: 2 Chinooks, 4 Blackhawks, 1 Lakota
Federal: 4 helicopters
Also the newest stats on Boulder County damage:
Estimated 35 bridges need repair; 100 minor structures; estimated 100 miles of road damaged.
Estimated $100-150 million in damage
Area impacted (sq. miles): 760 square miles impacted
Estimated total rainfall: 1.25 maximum in the county; 1.5 at the Boulder Airport
As for the garden it's been outside in the rain for almost a solid week, and it shows. I had to pull my plastic roof off late last evening at my nightly 12am check in. it was pooling kiddie pools worth of rain, would rather have some wet plants than smashed plants.
If I didn't rig up these cheap fans to every stud and have them blowing at soil level and one at plant level I think my girls would be much worse off.
It's expected to dry out this wk for the rest of the month... we'll see.
Some juicy fruit, so mouthwatering smelling tropical like the gum.
There's been so much humidity I've had to keep my wood burning stove stoked to keep my bloom room under 70%!!!
Joedank your garden is looking so good! I feel confident that this rain's only negative effect on the garden will be an extra wk or 2 added on to finishing.
Can't even imagine how many people here in Boulder County that were evacuated left behind indoor and outdoor grows, with many mountain area losing electric there goes the indoor.
In fact it was reported that 40-50 residents opted NOT to evacuate Jamestown, those are the 40-50 indoor and outdoor growers in Jamestown sticking by there investment!
Stay safe everyone it's a wild wild world!
Garden Boss
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This site keeps telling me how to spread rep around, Fuck you buddy! 
... DJJ thanks for the service man, and I respect your perspective on guarding your plants. Ambedextras, he has been and will be back. Keep focused on whatever security measures you can. On a positive note, Mr.StickyScissors was in town and we smoked some knivers with his homies hopefully they have a good nap before the game GO NINERS!!!!
... DJJ thanks for the service man, and I respect your perspective on guarding your plants. Ambedextras, he has been and will be back. Keep focused on whatever security measures you can. On a positive note, Mr.StickyScissors was in town and we smoked some knivers with his homies hopefully they have a good nap before the game GO NINERS!!!!
doublejj
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Gotta go watch the game......Go Niners!!!This site keeps telling me how to spread rep around, Fuck you buddy!
theexpress
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fuck all that noise...This site keeps telling me how to spread rep around, Fuck you buddy!
theexpress
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this ones for u brother.......
DrGreenthumb333
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Double JJ and anyone else here that has fought for our country and our freedom thank you very much for your service. You and others are a big part of the reason we continue to have the choice and freedom to grow this wonderful plant medically. It means the world to me and I have all the respect in the world for guys like you.
Joedank
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Respect to all y'all in the trenches this fall !! I am praying to jah for /with my plants for all those that may plot on my spot may they find enough of there own joy to leave my hard work alone...if that's no goo the dawgs will fuck u up... Here's to getting it in dry and safe . An sorry to all that don't... My prayers are with you each shovel full next year "sat, chit, ananda " "existence , conciseness, bliss") now for sumsenesce shots
garlictrain your garden looks great !! removing the top was a great call they will dry easier with it off the first days of sun. one year i left the top on in a sagging situation . big mistake budrot ini a day or so form high humidity!!! keep up the steller organic shizzle...
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F.M.I.L.Y
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Damn that Cookie Crisp looks so good!this ones for u brother.......
FarmerOfTomatoes
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Thanks Joedank, I have blueberry diesel, green crack and super grape ape. I'm not sure what the harvest window is. I had tags that came with clones but they're all unreadable now. The only ones so far that are getting the yellow leaves are the indica dominant super grape ape and I think they'll be the first to take down, I'm guessing in another 2 weeks. I've heard that the green crack, being a sativa could go until late October up here in N. California. I've tried to get info on the strains I have but there's really not a good central place on the web, that I can find, that has details about flowering time and what kind of producers they'll be.