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THE TRAINWRECK. Brought to you by thcfarrmer…..

@Captspaulding Snapped this one just for you ;) You can it’s stripes so you know it’s clean. Holy hammer
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GNick55 said:
wish he would talk more about what he’s talking about at 4:30-5:15,..
i feel the same way for the last 20-30 yrs,..
breeding/breeders are unintentionally ruining the true essence of marijuana,.. and it’s not tolerance for the last 30 yrs it’s crappy weed,..
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I agree, I think something very special is being lost the further away we get from the land races. I also want to get HIGH, not unconscious 🤣. I will say strong indicas are excellent medicine and they have their place, but I enjoy the experience of getting high. I recently bought a strain called garlic berry that was a 1:1 thc to thcv and it topped out at ten or eleven percent thc……. Holy shit after the first hit your head instantly expands and you wonder if anyone else is going to notice how high you are 🤣🤣🤣. I’m not getting that with any of this 30% thc stuff from the dispensary. I thoroughly enjoy questioning my own sobriety after the first few hits, it’s why I started smoking weed in the first place. I’m constantly trying to get back to that high school high, that I was so fond of in the mid to late nineties.
 
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cpurola said:
Good to know. I have lots of land to experiment with, so next year, I'll plant some geraniums.
Hmmmm, have to start from seed, the bedding plants are getting pretty expensive to use as a trap crop.
And Basil works to trap them, not paralyze but they love to eat it.
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Does anyone still use those Japanese beetle traps??
 
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Mikedin said:
I’m sure I can dig up another 15-20 of them 🤣
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Its like that here with channel locks, between the trailer and my tool “box” easily have 10 pairs
Hahaha found my baby estwing🤣

But channys bro, I have them all from my tower days. They are your rifle on them stupid things 😂
 

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Captspaulding said:
I have been saying for a while, if I think hard enough, I can almost conjur taste of my favorites from back then. It wasn’t just the high, its was the taste in concert with the high that imprinted itself. I cannot say the same about most things you find nowadays, but there are definitely still some rad ones. Just not as memorable. Pk ultra and Willie Nelson and trainwreck are amazing and I haven’t had versions of any of those that were like they were 25 years ago.

I agree man.
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The skunk weed that made eating food almost too enjoyable an experience, because it felt like the roof of your mouth was connected to the bottom of your brain and every single movement was like that tickling effect that you felt when your foot falls asleep.
 
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MartyMcFly42oh said:
The skunk weed that made eating food almost too enjoyable an experience, because it felt like the roof of your mouth was connected to the bottom of your brain and every single movement was like that tickling effect that you felt when your foot falls asleep.
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Remember when head band felt like putting on a head band?
 
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Captspaulding said:
Its like that here with channel locks, between the trailer and my tool “box” easily have 10 pairs
Hahaha found my baby estwing🤣

But channys bro, I have them all from my tower days. They are your rifle on them stupid things 😂
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This is my pride and joy. Made in Jackson, TN

This thing gets those old school early 1900s floor joists done like a hot knife and butter. Just don't let it catch on you, and say no when I tell you to carry it 🤣.

The thing sounds like a lumbermill saw ramping up from a distance compared to your average home depot skilsaw.

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And if you run off with it, well...
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PlumberSoCal2 said:
Me too
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Even widows black or brown and we've got them both and don't forget about the rest
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Don't forget about these guys!

Yup, that's a junk bug (lacewing larvae are called trash bugs too)... covered in the corpses of our garden enemies. Aphids are a favorite meal as you can see by the random wings and parts on him. You can see the 2 fangs poking out at the front of the white fluff.
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Captspaulding said:
Remember when head band felt like putting on a head band?
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I actually had some Memory Loss OG that had that headband effect recently. I like the strain a lot. Great flavor and really relaxed yet cerebral effect.

Didn't put much thought to it, but it probably comes from that OG Kush in both their lineage
 
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Tumbleweed375 said:
Don't forget about these guys!

Yup, that's a junk bug (lacewing larvae are called trash bugs too)... covered in the corpses of our garden enemies. Aphids are a favorite meal as you can see by the random wings and parts on him. You can see the 2 fangs poking out at the front of the white fluff.
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Lacewings are typically a gardner's friend. Not for these plants? I can look up the info. I should probably know as I don't typically view them as foe. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
This is my pride and joy. Made in Jackson, TN

This thing gets those old school early 1900s floor joists done like a hot knife and butter. Just don't let it catch on you, and say no when I tell you to carry it 🤣.

The thing sounds like a lumbermill saw ramping up from a distance compared to your average home depot skilsaw.

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And if you run off with it, well...
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I have a particular set of skill saws
 
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Putthataway said:
What do they sound like when you step on them? I tend to send crickets out the door without killing them. I would shriek like a girl stomp on it or beat it with the nearest most appropriate object with in reach.
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They literally pop. Like stepping on a small, unopened bag of chips, is probably the closest example I can think of. Yeah they're gross. I had one land on my nose the other day and went to flick it off and the fucker grabbed on harder like it was clinging to a tree. Bout made me puke 🤣
 
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Putthataway said:
What do they sound like when you step on them? I tend to send crickets out the door without killing them. I would shriek like a girl stomp on it or beat it with the nearest most appropriate object with in reach.
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They literally pop. Like stepping on a small, unopened bag of chips, is probably the closest example I can think of. Yeah they're gross. I had one land on my nose the other day and went to flick it off and the fucker grabbed on harder like it was clinging to a tree. Bout made me puke 🤣
 
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Organic13 said:
Lacewings are typically a gardner's friend. Not for these plants? I can look up the info. I should probably know as I don't typically view them as foe. Thank you for bringing this to my attention.
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No! I meant, I love lacewings, and the larvae.

They are good bugs. They look funny covered in corpses, but they are all aphid and other pest corpses. So definitely beneficial
 
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