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. . . . Swampy rock blues. And I loved Dr John in the 70s. What a cool vibe.
That is my thing from days gone by. Swamp music!Swampy rock blues.
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. . . . Swampy rock blues. And I loved Dr John in the 70s. What a cool vibe.
That is my thing from days gone by. Swamp music!Swampy rock blues.
Hey, I know a great way to keep your glass clean all the time.. Have Miss J clean them. Dude, they'll never get dirty again believe me. Of course, you'll never have a piece of glass to smoke with either after dumping the trash.. I better stfu she might be lurking...
I love them containers. Costy. I find them 1 gallon wire jars every now and then for 10 bucks or something and I get, all of them... Nice little Harvest Congrats and may she smoke great... Keepem Green
Tead's words for the uninformed....
Mardi Gras Indians are friggin awesome. The costumes... all hand made.... mind blowing!
I think I paid $2.88 at GoodWill. This was the largest of 3.
The plastic seal ring isn't staying in place, i'm thinking of gluing. Any suggestions on glue? (silicon seal is aromatic - white glue probably won't hold.)
I don't think Tead watched it, most folks in New Orleans didn't, but the HBO series Treme featured a colorful viewpoint on the life of a displaced and returning Indian chief. Fascinating to me. The creators of the series tried hard to be culturally sensitive and respectful of the diversity of New Orleans traditions. Outside of that, I have only glimpsed New Orleans Indians once from 3 blocks away, in the dark, as they were headed away.
Considering the recent topics, some of you might like to see what we did yesterday with beads from New Orleans ==> Beads
Rado, I had a pump at the lake that I used for flushing and outside water. It was a pump/tank combination that you can get from any big box hardware place, with a valve that would turn on at a low pressure point, and then off when it reached a high - kept pressure in the system. The valve would get iffy over the years and I'd have to get in there and clean the contacts, and I had cause to look for replacements. I think you can still get them. Look for pressure switches for shallow water pumps.
Thanks but I want the opposite: ON at high pressure and OFF at low pressure.
The RO system itself has the OFF at high pressure, ON at low pressure kind of switch.
Since ON at low pressure is much more common, Google makes it hard to search for what I want.
ummm.... could it be as simple as reversing the wires in the thing so that the on and off are reversed?
Hey rad what did u end up getting for a dried weight for ur ace harvest??
Possibly, but it could be even more simple, like a balloon pressed against a round opening. They have been making this kind of switch for decades, maybe centuries. I just can't find the name!
Funny guy
Blessed Summer Solstice, longest day of the year !
Keep it green
Have a taste of Ace Mix, we are thinking of calling her Agatha