Live Stoner Chat Live Stoner Chat - Apr-Jun '22

[Olderfart]

That thing is a beast!

It will be interesting to see, but I expect that truck to take over lots of commercial fleets that can operate with the range it has. Seems to me to be a complete no brainer if a 150 grade pickup will fit the commercial operation. Kudos big time to Ford for getting on with this sooner than other makers. They also got the aluminum body sorted years ago, another excellent move.

I have owned Toyotas for decades, but the next truck, if there is one, will likely be the hybrid F150, and the main reason is that the aluminum body outcompetes the hybrid Tundra in mileage performance. And it won't rust, at least not as badly.

 

[N/A-Greengo]

Cant remember who posted the pink Panama pics but these are both day 20ish (I forget) but also making some jumbo fan leafs!
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Also super branchy already! Prob be a good candidate to top or supercrop the main and tie it down! Encourage that lower branch growth! View attachment 1467915

Also the pot that I opened valve on too much that got way too saturated now that it’s dried out and then carrot started working again it’s got crazy ass microbes growing on outside of the bag! It’s on the part of the bag that’ll actually absorb moisture cuz just above that is the liner they have in the living soil pots!
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It’s only on the bag that got so overly watered it collected in plant tray before I realized it! Turned carrot almost off til it dried out then opened up to normal drip rate! This is the result!

Day 22 for this Pink Panama girl and she's exploding with growth. Becoming much wider than the pot. I never transplant but she has me reconsidering as she's only in a 3 gallon.

 

[WildBill]

My dog, Ol’ Duder, has a fairly refined palate for hot sauces, and various artisanal mustards

My Rusty,a Chihiuahua/Manchester cross, LOVED Pop's Wick Fowler's Chili. Pop made Mom a separate batch fer her tender palate.
He would turn up his nose to clean Mom's bowl, but not with mine or Dads. We'd leave a little extra in our bowls.
It was FUNNY AF watching him eat it. He would eat a bit and then drink some water and then go back to eating. He'd do this until the bowls were clean and wagging his tail off as he's eating. He still went back for more water for about 10-15 min.
Little fugger git sick, but he hung on for a bit because Mom said I was coming home. Little fugger didn't last but a few hours when I got home on leave, but he manage a bit of tail wagging. I buried him in the backyard of Mom's home. Little fugger sure did love me!

 

[WildBill]

It will be interesting to see, but I expect that truck to take over lots of commercial fleets that can operate with the range it has. Seems to me to be a complete no brainer if a 150 grade pickup will fit the commercial operation. Kudos big time to Ford for getting on with this sooner than other makers. They also got the aluminum body sorted years ago, another excellent move.

I have owned Toyotas for decades, but the next truck, if there is one, will likely be the hybrid F150, and the main reason is that the aluminum body outcompetes the hybrid Tundra in mileage performance. And it won't rust, at least not as badly.

I think it will be a huge seller. I'd buy one in a heartbeat if I was still working. I can see lawn care businesses using this as a base for going all electric. Should kill it in Cali!

 

[Weedname]

Its alive....

 

[N/A-Greengo]

Germinating these beans for my outdoor run this year..

 

[WildBill]

YOUNG PLAYA!


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[420Forever]

Germinating these beans for my outdoor run this year..
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u gonna jump into the od comp with those...huh huh HUH-??! :smoking: ppp

 

[N/A-Greengo]

u gonna jump into the od comp with those...huh huh HUH-??! :smoking: ppp

I was thinking I will if these prove viable in a week of two.

 

[WildBill]

Look at the kick of this little Limey girl! She had the field covered so damn easy! I really didn't like the 800m, not long enough for me to easily pull away.
I liked track, but hated to run for cardio after high school.