Live Stoners Live Stoner Chat - Apr-Jun '22

[Mossy]

Lol, I am literally back to work right now hahaha

True what they say then........No Rest for the Wicked.............

 

[WildBill]

Hiiiiiiiii @Mossy

yeah my last 48 hours have been NUTS!!!!!

had a deer hit my rental car, left my debit card in the rental when it got towed. In Texas you have to have the registration and insurance to get inside your vehicle if it’s been towed, I had to get to the airport, I checked my bag with my charger In it.

i get to Denver and my flight into my town had been canceled. I couldn’t get to my charger and I had no debit card. I was only able to get a hotel,because I had enough hyatt points to get a room and they didn’t need a credit card wity my name on it

So, with all that being said. I am so sorry for not being here for the multiverse Live stoner party.

I was really really looking forward to it, I will be here for every single one moving forward. I promise.

I’m goin back now and reading through the chat

Ok Marty! Quite the elaborate cover story!

 

[DankDoctor420]

Hiiiiiiiii @Mossy

yeah my last 48 hours have been NUTS!!!!!

had a deer hit my rental car, left my debit card in the rental when it got towed. In Texas you have to have the registration and insurance to get inside your vehicle if it’s been towed, I had to get to the airport, I checked my bag with my charger In it.

i get to Denver and my flight into my town had been canceled. I couldn’t get to my charger and I had no debit card. I was only able to get a hotel,because I had enough hyatt points to get a room and they didn’t need a credit card wity my name on it

So, with all that being said. I am so sorry for not being here for the multiverse Live stoner party.

I was really really looking forward to it, I will be here for every single one moving forward. I promise.

I’m goin back now and reading through the chat

damn dude. they say bad things come in 3's. Hopefully it is downhill from here for a bit. The uphill sounded interestingly stressful. my favorite number is 3... Hmmmm

 

[derek420colorado]

True what they say then........No Rest for the Wicked.............

Indeed, I have so much work to do it’s not funny.

I will look back at 12 hour days as a walk in the park!


main focus is the breeding projects getting all off the ground. New breeding space is 95% done, just gotta hang the lights and install the fans.

Also building up the MVB sub forum here is of paramount importance.

running the other MVB socials and getting the auto grow guide finished and put out to the people.

I am really excited though. This next 6 months is what I have prepared my whole life for. I’m ready!

 

[Fermented_Fruitz]

Def doing good so far on the blumats! Day 16 today and coming along nicely!

 

[WildBill]

Def doing good so far on the blumats! Day 16 today and coming along nicely! View attachment 1466052

Looks like they are happy. Have you probed the soil a bit to check the moisture?

 

[Suki]

@420Forever

 

[Suki]

It's a slav thing.
Gopota are often seen squatting in groups "in court" (на кортах, na kortakh) or "doing the crab" (на крабе, na krabe) outside blocks of flats or schools with their heels on the ground. It is described as a learned behavior attributed to Russian and Soviet prison culture to avoid sitting on the cold ground.
When performing a “Slav squat”, the heels must stay on the ground. Raised heels are the hallmark of a “Western spy”


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Asian squat

The Asian squat is a deep squat performed by people living in Asian countries for both practical and cultural reasons. People from Asian countries are raised to sit in that position for resting, or in substitute for either standing or sitting in a chair.

Just like the slav squat, the whole foot is flat on the ground,

Why can't Westerners squat?
It may be used as a posture for resting or working at ground level particularly where the ground is too dirty or wet to sit or kneel. Most Western adults cannot place their heels flat on the ground when squatting because of shortened Achilles tendons maybe caused by habit: sitting on chairs or seats.

I literally do this constantly when I'm working outside! Getting down there is fine and the stretch feels amazing, but if I'm down like that for any substantial length of time I have a hard time getting back up.

 

[Dr Fluff]

I literally do this constantly when I'm working outside! Getting down there is fine and the stretch feels amazing, but if I'm down like that for any substantial length of time I have a hard time getting back up.

It seems that this is a natural posture for humans but the invention of chairs etc has changed how the posture has changed!
It like the way using forks and spoons has changed mouth structure with extended over bite leading to "goofy/buck teeth" and various speech impediment such as "lisps" etc.

 

[Suki]

It seems that this is a natural posture for humans but the invention of chairs etc has changed how the posture has changed!
It like the way using forks and spoons has changed mouth structure with extended over bite leading to "goofy/buck teeth" and various speech impediment such as "lisps" etc.

Well, autism, so I can't even sit in chairs the right way lmao. And I refuse to use any cutlery besides the small forks and teaspoons cause I don't enjoy them touching the inside of my mouth/sides of my lips and the big ones are just too wide.