Wonder if they hand out large stamps with the word SUCKER on it when you hand over an ounce of your smoke and $200?
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Iâve got white fungus growing out of my plant. Should I be concerned? They look like bleached hiney-hole hair.
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Hahahahaha
âChop it down, itâs got that feminization traitâŚthey say that they are all like that these days. I think the breeders are all a bunch of sexist snobs, show us more stamensâ
-Donald J Trump
July 21, 2024
Grand Rapids, Mi
Hollander Capital
of the World.
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I cut it off and put it on my pizza
Well @PogueMahone Iâm officially a resident of the Twin Cities for the next couple weeks. Hopefully I can stay awake for all this training.
Where do they have you shackled?
The Normandy inn & suites downtown Minneapolis
Agricultural Lesson #1:
For those who might not be familiar with bovinesâthat includes cows, bulls, and even bisonâthis is for you. If youâve ever wondered where baby cows come from, let me introduce you to the âcowâs nest.â As shown here, the eggs in this particular nest are all white. Typically, white eggs suggest that the newborn cow will either be raised for beef or become a dairy cow that produces only white milk. However, on the rare occasion you find brown eggs, prepare for a special treat: these cows are destined solely for producing chocolate milk!
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Another Minnesota First, developed for the off-season
Celebrating the Birth of Water-Skiing | Boating Mag
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It is a good day when you discover a couple grove bags of last winterâs grow that you forgot about, RQS Milky Way and Orion.
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Stopping at Greener Gardens tonight hopefully for a large stash of Grove Bags. First thing on my agenda after work is some Discin.
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I was there yesterdayâŚfor Grove Bags, lolol. Tell the owner (with the German Shepherd), that the guy that left the Hella Jelly sent you.
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Proof that I Do give a Crap
The first modern flushable toilet was invented in 1596 by Sir John Harrington who installed one for his godmother, Queen Elizabeth 1.
His invention came complete with a water tank and a flush valve. However, the flush toilet wouldnât really take off for another 250 years. Most of the toilets in Medieval Europe were either holes in the ground, communal outhouses or chamber pots.
If you were lucky and born into tremendous wealth, you would have the luxury of using a garderobe (derived from the French word for âwardrobeâ), which was a small rooms built adjacent to the wall of a medieval castle. The toilet would be connected to a vertical shaft that would run all the way down to the ground. Garderobes which literally translates to âguarding oneâs robesâ originated from the practice of hanging clothes in the shaft as a way to kill fleas by using the ammonia in urine.
Occasionally some brave knights would conduct sneak attacks by entering the castle via the shaft connected to the garderobe. Throughout history, there have been a number of famous people who have died on the toilet. Several of them were stabbed from below while in the process of defecating.
These people include King Edmund II of England (30 November 1016), JaromĂr Duke of Bohemia (4 November 1035), Godfrey IV Duke of Lower Lorraine (Circa. 26 or 27 of February 1076), Wenceslaus III of Bohemia (4 August 1306) and Uesugi Kenshin (19 April 1578)
Frankly, I would be cautious about the two in the middle.
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What a way to goâŚhahahaha
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SoâŚMinnesota is beginning the process of issuing licenses for selling cannabis flower.
Can someone explain why preference is being given to convicted drug offenders and ghetto dwellers?
Theyâre more experienced
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Theyâve already got the âinfrastructureâ?? 
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My prediction: They will fail due to local illicit dealers that undercut dispensary prices; clients that can afford dispensary prices will avoid the crime-ridden areas.
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