THE TRAINWRECK. Brought to you by thcfarrmer…..

[Magnumsmydog]

I did a Vega with a hot small block. Could not keep an OEM differential in it so dropped a Ford into it.
I raced a Beech stagger wing at metcalf airfield the distance of the short runway.
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This is pretty close to the Vega I had. It had 5 different intakes for it.

I lost the race when the diff let go about 2 seconds in.

Love it thats awesome

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

 

[voltage]

GOODMORNING lol
That looks fucking delicious, if you don’t mind me asking what are your ratios of chocolate to thc oil or butter ?
Or do you use like straight RSO ?
Or are you adding decarbbed wax? Lolol

Rso.
Usually about 5ml per batch.
Batch=1 cup chocolate chips (or equivalent) 24 pieces

This batch is peanutbutter chocolate.

That's about the average ml per oz.
I Usually decarb 4oz and get ~20ml of rso.
Rinse the rso with distilled water (to remove the remaining everclear taste)

Remove all water.
Water will make chocolate seize.

 

[Ninjadogma]

The confidence aspect of winter driving is very important.
For years I loved winter driving. Fishtailing, ground loops in parking lots and running over snow men in front yard in Johnny's K5 Blazer.
But around age 50 I noticed a change in myself.

Everybody knows the feeling you get ( if you drive in show ) when your vehicle starts to rotate due to traction. Hitting ice on a bridge or a little to fast on an off ramp. You know the feel.
When this happened as a young man it was like a hit of good stuff to the brain. Jazzed you up and got you concentrating on the task at hand. Blood pumping cycle the brakes look for the point where traction re established itself. Come out of the rotation and straighten it out.
Now look around and see if anyone missed it and is in a ditch.

Now there is so much technology in my vehicles that by the time you start rotating the vehicle has made 3 noises 2 flashing lights and has you straight again.
This now gives me a cold shot of I HATE MY CAR!
Now my brain knows that my experience in snow driving no longer works and I am at the complete mercy of the technology of this vehicle. Any input from me can be cancelled by the control system operating the vehicle with the exception of the steering wheel.
In other words if I need to flip my vehicle 90 degrees in order to clip a snowbank to slow my roll or to evade an accident the car is not going to let me. It will keep me completely under control as I slam into what is in the way merrily buzzing away with its reaction control and ABS cycling.

This is terrifying to me and makes me want to look for a 76 Monte Carlo I can put a modern drive train into as a daily driver.

My newest vehicles were a 2006 Sportage and a 2015 CNG Civic. Both of them came with a button on the lower dash you could press to disable ESC. I will have to check my wife's 2024 PHEV to see if it has the option. I assume they previously offered the disable feature because sometimes the driver does need to take full control of the drive train.

 

[Grownsince95]

Pregnant cheese

 

[JIMKSI64]

My newest vehicles were a 2006 Sportage and a 2015 CNG Civic. Both of them came with a button on the lower dash you could press to disable ESC. I will have to check my wife's 2024 PHEV to see if it has the option. I assume they previously offered the disable feature because sometimes the driver does need to take full control of the drive train.

I can guarantee you can not rock a vehicle out with traction control on.
You can just slightly hit the gas and hope it gets you moving.
Also.
We do not get tons of snow but the ice can get bad. Hope everyone has a gallon of kitty litter in the trunk.
Kitty litter never fails. I recommend new litter

 

[MartyMcFly42oh]

I can guarantee you can not rock a vehicle out with traction control on.
You can just slightly hit the gas and hope it gets you moving.
Also.
We do not get tons of snow but the ice can get bad. Hope everyone has a gallon of kitty litter in the trunk.
Kitty litter never fails. I recommend new litter

Our parking lot at work is a skating rink right now, it almost became a giant litter box, good thing I read the whole post. Because with three Maine coons, I’ve got an endless supply of used kitty litter

 

[Berniemac]

Rso.
Usually about 5ml per batch.
Batch=1 cup chocolate chips (or equivalent) 24 pieces

This batch is peanutbutter chocolate.

That's about the average ml per oz.
I Usually decarb 4oz and get ~20ml of rso.
Rinse the rso with distilled water (to remove the remaining everclear taste)

Remove all water.
Water will make chocolate seize.

Voltage… you are a legend haha
Preciate you for the information !
Ima try this out with some RSO I have left from the honey thc,
If you don’t mind me asking, do you potency check your thc, or you just like that dose based on experience an known quantities lolol
Seems legit a’f good job

 

[Berniemac]

Pregnant cheese

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Looking dank Grown! Love the purple hues coming through her soul

 

[voltage]

Voltage… you are a legend haha
Preciate you for the information !
Ima try this out with some RSO I have left from the honey thc,
If you don’t mind me asking, do you potency check your thc, or you just like that dose based on experience an known quantities lolol
Seems legit a’f good job

I wish I knew the potency.
I try to make it as consistent as I can batch to batch.
They come out strong. Im careful who gets them. Mostly my friends with C.
Helps during chemo.

Most of the time it works out well.
A batch or 2 has come out stronger then expected. (4 different ozs were used some long cured).
I should probably start a thread...

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

 

[Florida_Mike]

Good morning farm!
Chugging along.
21 days cut.

 

[JIMKSI64]

Memeload
Full pants addition.

And for really bad news.
History!

 

[grayoldnproud]

Good morning. Since we have single digits coming, in the Arklatex.

 

[Mikedin]

What’s up homies! Sorry I’ve been so busy lol, got a screwed up schedule for another week and a half then a new schedule starts and it’ll be better and back to 12’s like I’m used to, and already racking up OT on my first month at the new job, a TON to learn so been buried in procedures learning the process

But I think copious is done! She’s about day 65-66 looks and smells great, lights out today, figure I’ll go about 2-3 more days then chop her down and flip her, not sure what I wanna do yet, coming up to spring now hydra is doing great as well, been contemplating flowering her out and lettin her run alone for a bit, might even keep her in the 3x3 still got 2x kahuna 3 clones gettin pretty big in the 2x4 already topped them both so I’ll have at least one for outside, kinda wanting the tent space

wanna have the 4x8 and one of the 4x4’s or both empty in about a month and A half anyways to prep for the veggie seedlings for the spring, talked to the wife and we’re thinking about going heavy on selling seedlings and see how it goes, did well the past few years and diddnt do large amounts so hopefully we can sell out then do veggies mid summer and through the fall, last year we got about 7-8 letters in our box telling us how much they loved everything and Hoping we continue to sell them, we’re generous as well, if we’re outside when someone comes we go out and talk to them, and then give them double what they paid for

Tried to get a mid range pic of copious but she wanted to reflect the flash, and I thought she looked dope

 

[Mikedin]

I had a shity day Saturday driving in snow all day in Vermont. Went to visit my cousin, who lives on the side of a mountain about ten miles in from the last bit of paved road. Well left his house and wasn’t able to stop my girlfriend’s volkswagon as I was going downhill at a whopping 15 mph, ended up in someone’s front yard almost rolled the car, but managed to keep it upright and then floored the accelerator to get back up the embankment onto the road again. After that little stunt I was pissed . I’ve been driving in the snow for the last thirty years and have never driven a vehicle that was so bad in the snow. The funny part is that it’s all wheel drive with abs,, traction control and all other kinds of useless bullshit that didn’t make a damn bit of difference in the bad weather. This incident strongly instilled my hatred of German vehicles.

I drove 35 miles each way to work like that, going in it was just like the pic I posted, but at 11 at night in the pitch black, headlights make it 5x worse especially when you get on the thruway and you’re doing 55-65 with completely snow covered roads that was sketchy but expected lol usually 40 ish minutes, was well over an hour each way

 

[Mikedin]

Good morning. Since we have single digits coming, in the Arklatex.
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I hear ya temp was 4 last night wind chill was -12 twas a tad chilly

 

[grayoldnproud]

I drove 35 miles each way to work like that, going in it was just like the pic I posted, but at 11 at night in the pitch black, headlights make it 5x worse especially when you get on the thruway and you’re doing 55-65 with completely snow covered roads that was sketchy but expected lol usually 40 ish minutes, was well over an hour each way

That's what always got me, the blowing drifts. I hated it. That and the snow plows, they were always like F you. Be safe out there.

 

[grayoldnproud]

I hear ya temp was 4 last night wind chill was -12 twas a tad chilly

No...in my book, that's fucking frigid.

 

[GasPlease]

Day 59 above ground. Blue cheese auto. Replicating the 420autoflower scrog method. 2 sessions both being 4-6 hours long. Wasn't really timing it. The after shots are right after the 2nd session so she looks rough.

Before shots.

After the pruning.