Congrats on your win - you are slaying it over here!!!
Virgin Ground And The Little Star Asterion
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Congrats on your win - you are slaying it over here!!!
CraZysWeeD
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Soo... How's it hangin Vg, or got stuck on the roof with the lights and a cocktail? 
StRoostifer
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Morning VG! 
try to abstain from the “hair of the dog”
try to abstain from the “hair of the dog”
You got this!
We live and learn!!
We live and learn!!
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Is your moonshine anything like XXXXX whiskey??If you keep mentioning cocktails I will probably be forced to ship you some of my CraZy's m00n$h!n€ 104%, -"If you don't want to remember yesterdays at all..."
So how is Christmas decorations going? Sent the BF up on the roof fixing the house lights and Santas reindeers or carribou's yet?
Thank you.
How you doin 013??
I just had a little three day bender. I hardly drink so don't worry.Soo... How's it hangin Vg, or got stuck on the roof with the lights and a cocktail?
We did get most of the house decorated. It's almost time to start making Xmas cookies. I like to have them done a week or two before.
I did...I have been the last few days. It will probably be Xmas before I imbibe again.Morning VG!
try to abstain from the “hair of the dog”
Sorry I missed you this morning. It's been a busy day.My whole journal is full of that.
Things are going pretty good in the garden today.
My son came up and helped me trim the GG4. He did a really good job for his first time trimming.
Anyone want to guess the dry weight of the GG?? She was grown in 2.5 gallons of Pro Mix.
Those are the big 64oz/2 quart jars.
(There I go dancing again!)
Sharing is caring!Hard pass.
Dusted
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Congrats on the trimming help. No guesses on weight here either
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5.1 oz.
Not bad for a small plant.
Not bad for a small plant.
A most excellent result. Amazeballs! 
Very nice effort!
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A most excellent result. Amazeballs!
Thank you, gents.
I had to go searching for jars and found the blue one above. I couldn't find my gallon sized ones for some reason. Based upon the Ball jar website. That jar is almost 100 years old. Glad they kept the screw top the same. That is a new plastic leak-proof cap.
There’s money in collecting old jars
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The rate cobalt blue ones go for $10,000.
My grandparents probably had a fortune in old jars and crocks.
Heavenly Hybrid
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Nice weigh in VG 
syenite
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CraZysWeeD
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Well the only hint its got is probably from some polypropylene glycol residue or some other ingredient they used in the hand disinfection I cooked of the alcohol from. The other day I actually found a better disinfection containing NO additives that wouldn't leave any residues on the surface, it was only rated with 70% alcohol though....
Will test it in my airbrushes to see if it works and not contaminate them with fat residues.Depending on how many benders you might get before Xmas its a good idea to start with the cookies.
I bet your house lights up the whole neighborhood.
Yesterday I started printing snowflakes with the 3dprinter, thinking of making a web of them to put in one of my windows. Its printed in transparent PLA so its not completely white, maybe will put a color changing led in center of the flake it would light it up nice.Its about 20cm across.
oOo.... the good stuff, probably full of other goodies as well. They used a lot of heavy elements to get the glass shiny and colorful in that period. Be careful with it and your grandkids can gaze at it as well.
My brother got an objective for one of his Hasselblads which were doped with uranium which gave it some special caracteristics, it was used on american bomber planes during WW2 to take high resolution pictures. It made a hassle in the customs office though setting of alarms due to its radioactivity.
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Well, hello there beautiful. It's been awhile since you graced my pages....Nice weigh in VG
I can give the preliminary smoke report.Very nice VG!! Look forward to the smoke report.
Incapacitating.
Love the snowflakes. That was my nickname at my driving job....Snowflake.Well the only hint its got is probably from some polypropylene glycol residue or some other ingredient they used in the hand disinfection I cooked of the alcohol from. The other day I actually found a better disinfection containing NO additives that wouldn't leave any residues on the surface, it was only rated with 70% alcohol though....
Depending on how many benders you might get before Xmas its a good idea to start with the cookies.
I bet your house lights up the whole neighborhood.
Its about 20cm across.
oOo.... the good stuff, probably full of other goodies as well. They used a lot of heavy elements to get the glass shiny and colorful in that period. Be careful with it and your grandkids can gaze at it as well.
My brother got an objective for one of his Hasselblads which were doped with uranium which gave it some special caracteristics, it was used on american bomber planes during WW2 to take high resolution pictures. It made a hassle in the customs office though setting of alarms due to its radioactivity.
I saw that some of the colored jars were made by mistake and gained popularity. I believe it was the addition of Manganese to the glass that produced the light purple jars.
Cool info about the Hasselblad.
I don't have anything that cool. Just a Japanese Petri from the 50s. Nothing special to most. My dad purchased it new when he was in the Navy. He was stationed in Japan for a short time.
The foxtailing nature of the buds takes up extra space.
I was very pleased. I'd love to grow one in a big pot in the closet, under a Core light.
Heavenly Hybrid
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How silly of me!!Well, hello there beautiful. It's been awhile since you graced my pages....