The Original Old Farts Club

[WeedHopper]

Yeah it reminds me of the El Camino

 

[greenmobster440]

Hot vehicle. It does look like a el Camino on crack. Love the new leaf green.

 

[WeedHopper]

Well fk. I just looked it up. It is the new 2025 El Camino. So it is exactly what it looks like.

 

[WeedHopper]

Skin color doesn't make a man or woman.

 

[Hippie420]

I'm anxious to see what the new 6K Chevy pickup looks like. The CEO of GM said they weren't making electric cars anymore. You know it's gonna be a bare bones work truck, but that's exactly what a lot of folks are looking for. If they've got a 4WD option, I'm in.

 

[Hippie420]

Looks like our brothers & sisters in the southern midwest are in for some nasty weather today. Keep yer eyes open.

 

[MariJan]

Skin color doesn't make a man or woman.

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I miss having chickens

 

[RosterMan]

I miss having chickens

 

[Hippie420]

I loved my chickens, but they were an all you can eat buffet for the local wildlife. Everything eats chickens. Shoot a dozen, and a dozen or more come back the next week. If I can figure out a fool/critter proof pen, I'll get some more. Free range eggs are the absolute best.

 

[Flower]

I'm anxious to see what the new 6K Chevy pickup looks like. The CEO of GM said they weren't making electric cars anymore. You know it's gonna be a bare bones work truck, but that's exactly what a lot of folks are looking for. If they've got a 4WD option, I'm in.

What’s this 6k pickup of which you speak?
I have not heard anything about it, but I always said someone should build a bare bones work truck.
Crank windows, manual steering, manual transmission, bench seats, painted with spray on bed liner inside, and out.
It’s gonna have to be 4WD.

Next I want a small one seater car that is designed solely for those of us that have a long commute.

 

[Africanna]

I want one o

Hot vehicle. It does look like a el Camino on crack. Love the new leaf green.

El Camino on weed

 

[MariJan]

I loved my chickens, but they were an all you can eat buffet for the local wildlife. Everything eats chickens. Shoot a dozen, and a dozen or more come back the next week. If I can figure out a fool/critter proof pen, I'll get some more. Free range eggs are the absolute best.

Yep I couldn't have them here too many of everything around here.

 

[MariJan]

No chicken poo for my plants

 

[Hippie420]

I tried chicken po on some poppies once. The only places the poppies came up was where the poo wasn't. Way too hot. I think I'd try it again after it had aged a year or so.

 

[WeedHopper]

It has to be composted and aged or it will burn the fk out of plants.

 

[RosterMan]

Sea bird carp is the same way, too hot unless it sits in a new soil blend for a few months. Lobster and crab shells help too.

 

[MariJan]

I like seabird guano, it is reasonably priced. I only add that to poor soil or already used soil I am repurposing then I also add worm castings and blood and bone meal. With happy frog I only add Mykos and Jacks after 1-10 days

 

[WeedHopper]

I found some great soil at a great price at Costco. You can smell the composted manure. I got 15 bags of it. It was only a little over 7 dollars a bag. I mix Peat Moss and Perlite with it.

 

[Africanna]

I tried chicken po on some poppies once. The only places the poppies came up was where the poo wasn't. Way too hot. I think I'd try it again after it had aged a year or so.

Has to be composted or allowed to be broken down into a form that can be taken up by the plants, failing which it's burn baby burn

 

[MariJan]

I found some great soil at a great price at Costco. You can smell the composted manure. I got 15 bags of it. It was only a little over 7 dollars a bag. I mix Peat Moss and Perlite with it.

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I will check on the 3rd. I found a 50 pound bag of happy frog for 33. I need to see how the peat does. Not the first stuff in the red bag but the blue bag that was Compressed it was $20 bucks at lowes and I had to buy a $20 bag of pearlite to add to it. It made 4.5cL of mix for $40. I will see if my plants like it. That is what matters to me