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nothing like finding out stuff about human life before our current preholocene epoch .. life huh ?
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nothing like finding out stuff about human life before our current preholocene epoch .. life huh ?
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Glad things went well GW. Do your physical therapy.
Been awol today. Dealing with unexpected shiit.
Been awol today. Dealing with unexpected shiit.
Thank you Roster, I should be around. Roster, I'm using Bovada packs and I was wondering, do you just leave the jars alone or burp the jars once in awhile? I don't wait until the branches snap to harvest. I wait until the outside buds are dry to the touch and the bud springs back a little then I jar them up. I was also wondering wear you get all the picture you guys post? And, I can't fine any good smiley faces. Need more coffee.
Morning Island of Misfits. Greywolf, I bet your glad you are home. How is your pain level. 1-10 scale? Take it easy.
Yeah, Johnny B. Good doesn't fit well and has already been taken.
I blew about $120K and several thousand hours defending my self against a suit since 2016 and am disinclined in getting into another one any time soon.
The two books I'm reading are about life in general, but humans evolution is discussed The one about DNA mutations is especially interesting as it covers how genes are switched on and off, in addition to mutated. Especially the part that suggests chordates evolved from juvenile Sea Squirts and that humans evolved from juvenile apes.
Thanks! already working on it.
Morning Island of Misfits. Greywolf, I bet your glad you are home. How is your pain level. 1-10 scale? Take it easy.
Estatic to be home. So far a four without taking anything but Tylenol. I have Oxycodone, but won't take them if I can keep from it. I started a stool softener regiment before surgery, so didn't get constipated this time and would like to keep it that way.
37F @ 93% RH, cloudy and predicted to reach 51F. Brrrrrrrrr for this time of year………
Sex Worker Rights Act Ballot measure filed with state of Oregon to decriminalize prostitution.
Hobbling around with a walker and doing stretching exercises to loosen up my rebuilt bionic knee.
Grayfox is driving me to my dental appointment this morning to try to amend my temporary upper plate that has produced a pressure sore. I was unable to get an appointment last week before my knee surgery and my new plate is not due until the end of the month.
Reminds me of a funny...buddy of mine having family for Holiday dinner. He lives up by a water treatment park, so he motored up there to spark one. He only noticed one other car, who kept flashing headlights at him.
I had to tell him that is a known area for pickups.....
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Most times I dry to almost snap then I move into large sealable containers where I put buds in opened up paper grocery bags (brown ones) I leave them sealed up with a good calibrated humidity meter for a few more days always checking the Humidity lvls. Once the humidity drops to 60-62% I move to Mason jars (half filled with the dry spongy buds) . I then burp them once a day until They are stable and most of the smell has returned (bag appeal) Then I add a 62% Boveda pak and top the jar with bud from another, I do this for a longer term storage.
Works for me, just do not dry down past 55% , I feel once you go below that, there is not going back up.
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Morning Misfits. Trying to get my bearrings. Yesterday was a blur. One of those days. Cloudy and cold but my sun is shining again.
Lots to do today after taking a sick day yesterday. Gotta figure out where to start...not before coffee though.
Lots to do today after taking a sick day yesterday. Gotta figure out where to start...not before coffee though.
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Grumble grumble , I have an outdoor storage shed (tent type)
ie: garage made from steel poles and a crappy Chinese plastic cover.
Worked great 1st two yrs, now every 3 yrs I put a new heavy gauge tarp over it and tie down all the points Pain in azz......
Yep you guessed it its time again. Maybe in a day or two I have to work my way up to the Challenge. The UV kills the covers.
ie: garage made from steel poles and a crappy Chinese plastic cover.
Worked great 1st two yrs, now every 3 yrs I put a new heavy gauge tarp over it and tie down all the points Pain in azz......
Yep you guessed it its time again. Maybe in a day or two I have to work my way up to the Challenge. The UV kills the covers.
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Most times I dry to almost snap then I move into large sealable containers where I put buds in opened up paper grocery bags (brown ones) I leave them sealed up with a good calibrated humidity meter for a few more days always checking the Humidity lvls. Once the humidity drops to 60-62% I move to Mason jars (half filled with the dry spongy buds) . I then burp them once a day until They are stable and most of the smell has returned (bag appeal) Then I add a 62% Boveda pak and top the jar with bud from another, I do this for a longer term storage.
Works for me, just do not dry down past 55% , I feel once you go below that, there is not going back up.
Thank you Roster. Have a good day.
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There are many ways to dry, I found over the yrs the way I do it is the safest and easiest for me, I don't worry about being to moist for mold to form and I can control the way the bud dries slowly to not get too dry before jarring and burping off gas build up
Thats right, many ways, once you find your method, stick with it! I'm getting ready to do first DRY trim, so my method is going to get a little revision.
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Early in the Second World War, an American pilot named Owen Baggett had to abandon his B-24 under fire from Japanese planes. Bailing out, he was surprised to see the Japanese pilot swing back around to attack him as he floated to the ground.
He then bravely did two things. First, he drew his 1911 from his holster and held it against his side. Second, he hung limply in his harness as if dead or mortally wounded.
2nd Lieutenant Owen John Baggett in 1943
Seeing no movement from his enemy, the Japanese pilot got overconfident and flew in close to inspect his kill. Baggett waited until the last second to raise his 1911 and fire at the passing pilot from extremely close range.
Shooting more out of frustration than any real hope of doing damage, he was amazed to see the Japanese pilot slump. The plane then swiftly went out of control and crashed. This was witnessed by other aviators.
He then bravely did two things. First, he drew his 1911 from his holster and held it against his side. Second, he hung limply in his harness as if dead or mortally wounded.
2nd Lieutenant Owen John Baggett in 1943
Seeing no movement from his enemy, the Japanese pilot got overconfident and flew in close to inspect his kill. Baggett waited until the last second to raise his 1911 and fire at the passing pilot from extremely close range.
Shooting more out of frustration than any real hope of doing damage, he was amazed to see the Japanese pilot slump. The plane then swiftly went out of control and crashed. This was witnessed by other aviators.
