Random Stream of Consciousness

[xox]

Must resist 15yo me comment......must resist

 

[Laughing Grass]

I'm just leaving this here.... for the weak ones

 

[jeffislovenlife]

O boy this shit is fill in the blank

 

[jeffislovenlife]

Man I know that I've sind in the past but I've figured that I would have sometime left before feeling the heat

 

[laddyd]

back in my day we walked through bubbling tar roads barefoot.

 

[DCcan]

I'm starting work 400am tomorrow, 3 hr drive north up I-95 for a bucket of Timbits and back 3hrs again tomorrow.
Should miss most of the heat and traffic.

 

[DarkWeb]

back in my day we walked through bubbling tar roads barefoot.

 

[DarkWeb]

Much cleaner now. I cleaned a bunch of wide barn boards today....should make some nice shelves. I think I got a slight sunburn too. 90°s and humid......might as well get wet right?

Imagine the blade that cut that one

 

[jeffislovenlife]

Look like some good stacking going on around here

 

[Rocket Soul]

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Funnily enough one of my friends actually used beefstew as password (for a time, and in Swedish: Kallops) so Jean-Luc, is actually wrong.

Though the more i think about this the more i flipflop on the issue:
On the one hand Next Generation is from the 90ies when you could get away with abc123 as your password, and this is also when my friend was using beefstew.
But on the other hand it takes place in the future where i would expect stringent security. This is turning into a timeline issue.

But again on the third hand: can we really say that Captain Picard is a reliable authority regarding password security?? He comes from a world where you can selfdestruct your great big shiny starship using the code 0,0,0,destruct,0 if you have access to the Captains voice thru recording or AI. It seems very irresponsible and a great opsec breach- i dont trust anything coming out of any trekkers mouth about password security anymore.


I guess the real question is: am i stroganoff to live without you?

 

[Laughing Grass]

Good morning happy Thursday. Chat was a lot of fun last night

We’re catching some rays before it gets too hot

 

[Shane Karmann]

I'm still reviewing the final questions..........

 

[DarkWeb]

Mornin,

Yup that's about right.....

How's everyone doing this sweltering morning?

I can't believe I won last night

 

[jeffislovenlife]

Mornin,
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Yup that's about right.....

How's everyone doing this sweltering morning?

I can't believe I won last night

 

[jeffislovenlife]

Riddle me this to be born sativa or indica?

 

[DMChiz]

I can't believe I won last night

I too am finding this hard to believe....who was responsible for the rigging?

Another stinker out there. Last World Cup match in Toronto tonight also. This means the area around our office will be back to normal next week.

Missed y'all last night. Levi wanted to go for a late night (9-10pm) bike ride to catch fireworks. Was great to just boot around on a warm summer night him and I.

Noticing what could be a few problem leaves on the PG plant. Nothing crazy, just maybe a little deficiency. I'll post pics to the Com. Journal

Be good kids

 

[Shane Karmann]

Shopping for garlic for the fall planting. I messed up last year, everywhere sold out so I planted supermarket garlic. It turned out to be a softneck variety, no good for the northern climate. I just picked it when I realized it wasn't making scapes and generally looking shitty. Amazed it came up at all, since softnecks are planted in spring, not fall.

 

[Thurston]

Good morning people of the sun. Sorry I missed chat last night. Was the answer usually “B” as expected? Did I hear it was rigged in DarkWeb’s favor again? I always root for the underdog.

 

[Laughing Grass]

@DarkWeb is our ringer

 

[Dboybudz]

Riddle me this to be born sativa or indica?View attachment 17611

Those are indica,I asked and he said if it has his gorilla Skittles in should be heavy,plus with Red-eye genetics.