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Taking too many magic mushrooms, can make the pigeons look really weird!
Click play to see what I mean!

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Well luckily it only lasted from about midnight-8am but I felt like this after my second vaccine dose Monday! :nono:
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After a nice power nap tho had a killer headache and my arm was sore another few hours but after that went away all was fine n dandy!:cooldance:
 
Well luckily it only lasted from about midnight-8am but I felt like this after my second vaccine dose Monday! :nono:
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After a nice power nap tho had a killer headache and my arm was sore another few hours but after that went away all was fine n dandy!:cooldance:
yeah no thanks, the more i hear the less i want it. I'm glad you are feeling better
 
I wish I had a freeze dryer!!! I'd run ice water hash for sure. I love the color when squished.

You got me wonderin'... would my HVAC vacuum pump hooked up with a hose to the outlet on the lid of a pressure cooker full of bud in the deep freeze work for freeze drying?

I used to have a high vacuum, high volume vane type vacuum pump that would boil water at room temperature. I used it to dry out soggy balsa core sandwiched between the fiberglass skins of sailboat hulls... I let it slip away when I left the marina industry. I got that pump for $0.15/lb. when my friend ran a junkyard, but they were about $500 new (30 yrs ago).
 
Ah man, Shawarma sounds delicious. Never had it.
Yes indeed. In the UK we get Donner kebabs.
To be honest I thought Gyros, Donner and Schwama were atll the same product under different regional names.
Turns out I was totally wrong but now I have 3 more taste after the pub snack to enjoy , if I find them! :headbang:
 
You got me wonderin'... would my HVAC vacuum pump hooked up with a hose to the outlet on the lid of a pressure cooker full of bud in the deep freeze work for freeze drying?

I used to have a high vacuum, high volume vane type vacuum pump that would boil water at room temperature. I used it to dry out soggy balsa core sandwiched between the fiberglass skins of sailboat hulls... I let it slip away when I left the marina industry. I got that pump for $0.15/lb. when my friend ran a junkyard, but they were about $500 new (30 yrs ago).
 
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