Completed Zamnesia Grower of the Year 2019 2nd Leg

[HighnDry]

I see u sniffin bro.
I said to my wife: Must be a hippiefellow who packed it in. Then noticed the refreshner .

I found the zombie chick a little musty if I'm honest

 

[HighnDry]

I pmed my info to @Zamnesia I hope I am in time to make it?

Dude, I missed this post. The participants of this battle were decided in Cannazone 1 thread and @Zamnesia don't ship to USA either. Chancing your arm? Way to confuse a guy at 8am!

 

[hairyman]

Chancing your arm

Dam big E you beat me too it

 

[LordGreenWood]

hodwy
i just got the seeds this morning,
ty vm @Zamnesia

 

[E Grower]

Dude, I missed this post. The participants of this battle were decided in Cannazone 1 thread and @Zamnesia don't ship to USA either. Chancing your arm? Way to confuse a guy at 8am!

Well, I tried

 

[HighnDry]

Sorry, I had no idea

Cool, apologies if I just came off as an ass

 

[E Grower]

What does "chancing your arm" mean?

 

[HighnDry]

@LordGreenWood I need my vibe guy Where you at? I just pooped all over the sunshine

 

[HighnDry]

What does "chancing your arm" mean?

To chance your arm means to take a risk

In 1492, two Irish families (the Butlers of Ormonde and the FitzGeralds of Kildare) were involved in a bitter feud over which family should hold the position of Lord Deputy. This tension manifested itself with violent fighting between the two families just outside the city walls.

Realising the violence was getting out of control, the Butlers took refuge in the Chapter House of Saint Patrick's Cathedral. The FitzGeralds followed them into the Cathedral and asked them to come out and make peace. Afraid they would be slaughtered, the Butlers refused.

As a gesture of good faith, the head of the Kildare family, Gerald FitzGerald, ordered that a hole be cut in the door. He then thrust his arm through the door and offered his hand in peace to those on the other side. Upon seeing that FitzGerald was willing to risk his arm by putting it through the door, the Butlers reasoned that he was serious about peace. They shook hands through the hole. The Butlers emerged from the Chapter House and the two families made peace.

Today, this door is known as the "Door of Reconciliation" and is on display St Patrick's Cathedral. This story also lives on in the expression to chance your arm.

 

[hairyman]

I will play my golden ticket

It's ok Big E we will find a battle