Live Stoners Live Stoner Chat - Jul-Sep '21
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During my convo with him, I suggested the newly legal east coast states would be a good market to hit, especially for next year outdoor growers. He needs to get things setup over the winter to be ready for next year's OD grows for sure.
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That blows mate. Gaol for weed is seriously a stain on human rights. Stay well.Im in court ( for cannabis possesion ). Got 90h to do community service. Did didnt turn out well, so now there is 3 month in prison on the wall. Funny
Had the luck anyway. I can be on a link, by the phone.
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Ha. Yeah, that sucked and robbed me of the most happening night at the cup. At least I avoided a ride to the hospital. Not exactly the impression I’d hoped to make on new friends….Someone Had to luck out............
...can't be Enjoying yourselves Too Much......
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My bro had the Texas Instruments calculator with the red LEDs, I had a Casio Calculator with the ice blue LED display.
I used to put in a row of 8's which would max the light emitted, not a huge amount of light but for a 7 year old, it was like magic.
We also had a valve colour TV, which we loved, as at the time many people still only had black and white sets.
We didn't have a toaster though, we had to grill the bread and flip it half way through. Leave it a bit too long and you'd be scraping the black charcoal of it with a knife. Mum would get very cross if you used that same knife you scraped with in the butter, as it would leave black charred bits in the butter!
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Loved that movie! I 've had two Torinos. First one was a badass 70 with a high zoot 351C4V. Bought it from a little old Japanese lady that was selling her dead husband's car. It had 20k on it. It was in totally stock condition, but had a few very minor problems, but they didn't let it run. I got it at a very nice price.
I sure as hell wish I still had it!
The other was a 73 with a 3512V. The little old school teacher only put 33k miles on it, but it was mechanically neglected a bit. Great car when I needed cheap tranpo......freshly divorced and a single father!
I think it was around 72-73 when we got our first color tv. It was a Curtis Mathis home entertainment center with a record player. 5-track and AM/FM stereo. Curtis Mathis was an American made TV and was the top of the line TV. Mom was still using it as her main TV when I moved her to my farm in 97. It still worked perfectly. I bought a console model in 80. I sold it to a collector for $300 when I moved to my new place here.My bro had the Texas Instruments calculator with the red LEDs, I had a Casio Calculator with the ice blue LED display.
I used to put in a row of 8's which would max the light emitted, not a huge amount of light but for a 7 year old, it was like magic.
We also had a valve colour TV, which we loved, as at the time many people still only had black and white sets.
We didn't have a toaster though, we had to grill the bread and flip it half way through. Leave it a bit too long and you'd be scraping the black charcoal of it with a knife. Mum would get very cross if you used that same knife you scraped with in the butter, as it would leave black charred bits in the butter!
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yup, we had exact same!
suppozed to be a "hand" calculator, but was damn near thick as a small book, lol 
pppYeah. It sucks real hard.. and going to prison now will suck even more as i cant keep my new appartment (really nice in an old house).
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