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Chile kelp.

WOW! Gots dudes from all over da world, n' chicks too!

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This is how they do it in da hood. Just crunch up the noodles in the bag, tear off a corner, add the seasoning packet, hold the torn corner and shake it up. Wash it down wit da beer you put in your other pocket and it's breakfast.

Pine Fines, Hardwood Mulch and Sand? Chure, why not? What else you gonna mix with it? Cuz it sounds a little lacking of nutrients to me. Chu gots a spell check thing?

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Roses are red Violets are blue This thread makes me sick How about you?

Mila Kunis Tasty Jerk Sauce. A little high maintenance but well worth it.

That's it taste like? That would help us to figure it out for you.

I found this @ WWW... Capsaicin is present in large quantities in the placental tissue (which holds the seeds), the internal membranes and, to a lesser extent, the other fleshy parts of the frutsof plants in the genus Capsicum . The seeds themselves do not produce any capsaicin, although the...

Oh. I guess when they describe fluorescents as "cooler" light sources by comparison with HID lights they mean like hipper or groovier or something.

Hey, if none of those lil' brats steal your super hots you can hand them out for Halloween. That will teach the little snots to quit trying to have fun around your property. Show 'em that St. Louis family ain't got nothin' on you!

I think this one is called a Black Naga Tird

Gotta know this one or we ain't said chit.

Reminds me of what me and my kids used to call "Cow Poop and Donuts"

T5 HOs work well. They are cheaper to run than MH but I didn't know that they were cheaper to buy. When I bought mine they were much more costly but I save on electricity and cooling. They don't put out as much heat as the MH but they are NOT heat free as some advertise. HO stands for high...

Taco that is. What's a a.. Forget it I don't need any right now. Thanks for the site, mods

So, the scientist said, "I now know how to create life." And God said, "Go get your own dirt!"

To bring back a couple of 5 gal. buckets or 55 gal. drums or a truckload or what? What beach lets you do it?

A hot knife or steel whatever heated on the stove will melt holes of whatever size you like. I drill 3/4" holes and the soil stays in.