Dirtbag
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No..Noice, did you ever watch Chappie?
No..Noice, did you ever watch Chappie?
Ah, Ninja and Yolandi Visser from Die Antwood star in it.No..
Haha my band played this at our high school variety show in 1997. Went over well. Ended the show with a fucking spot on performance of stairway to heaven with the wind section of the skool band accompanying. I slayed the guitar solo high as a fuckin 747, got laid that night lol.Not from the UK but this song always gets me heading towards a night of bad decisions and gets the body movin
Nice one! I saw Joe at the metro center in Halifax in about 97 or 98'. Awesome show.My #1 all time. Definitely not fitting the Playlist lol
Yea, agreed. It's the same everywhere. Good herb has value, and you recognize that part, well said. I do agree, lots of bunk being grown. The key to exploiting that would someone like you or me (perhaps) getting in a partnership with those kinds of morons, and righting the ship, increasing his crop valuation. But how to leverage something like that? (the million dollar question) most would simply learn everything you know; then show you the door. Or just treat you like hired help. (no partnership). No thanks.Nice, I must say I did get some really nice weed from a dispensary in Port Angeles last time I was down there. Sour tangie, tasted great, looked great. Besides the price I could handle legal weed like that.
In Canada the legal garbage is mostly grown in massive greenhouses with very little care by the looks of it. I know broken coast cannabis is extremely nice, but they didnt have any gram options and and 1/8th is like $50.
I'm thinking about doing some shrooms tonight. Break this stupid smoking habit.
Been a long time, and to be honest they kinda freak me out now.
I'll tell ya a little story about one of the guys that started Broken Coast which is arguably the #1 producer in Canada for quality pot.Yea, agreed. It's the same everywhere. Good herb has value, and you recognize that part, well said. I do agree, lots of bunk being grown. The key to exploiting that would someone like you or me (perhaps) getting in a partnership with those kinds of morons, and righting the ship, increasing his crop valuation. But how to leverage something like that? (the million dollar question) most would simply learn everything you know; then show you the door. Or just treat you like hired help. (no partnership). No thanks.
It's sad but the reality of the situation. Motherfuckers with capital own the situation, and everyone else is SOL. Capitalism at it's finest.
The activist, the people who've sat in prison cells, the people who've been suppressed and political outcast for decades, long time cultivators and innovators, all cut adrift, for almighty $$$, and control. We see you... will cut your crop. The fight continues on for all the small farmers.
If people band together on the issue; it can be pushed back some. But I think it will take sustained efforts.
This kinda over the top greed makes me want to become some sort of modern day Jonny Appleseed, but how to accomplish. It's hard to say.
Would be really cool if government and greedy people could just let a plant be a plant for once. I suppose that's asking too much of our countrymen, perhaps.