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📄 What's On Your Script This Month?
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20g white haze (Closest to sticky old dam I found yet. If your budget extends give it a look)
10g Alaskan Thunder Fiddle (I like)
10g Halle Berry (want something berry)
Cost £315... too much ... However It will allow all the new products to drop now for everyone else.
I have tried all but the halle berry before so no real risks!
20g white haze (Closest to sticky old dam I found yet. If your budget extends give it a look)
10g Alaskan Thunder Fiddle (I like)
10g Halle Berry (want something berry)
Cost £315... too much ... However It will allow all the new products to drop now for everyone else.
I have tried all but the halle berry before so no real risks!
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4C Labs Craft Select WHZ T29 White Haze will ave 2 try, now!
Its a stealth banger
I'm multifaceted and looking for a career change.
Will upload some pics on tuesday so you can see if it looks the part. It is expensive I was v sceptical. It won me over
Pseudo's video is a fair reflection.
4C Labs are currently red carded atm.Its a stealth banger
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All hail The Great Pseudo
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The
S.O.H™
disciplinery panel will review again lol
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smalls are a good way to go when dosing the optimum amount for consumption and to economise your med flo
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I think with 4C Labs its a tough one. Its like never buying something on virgin record label because they made the spice girls.
They also had The Chemical Brothers and Daft Punk. The growers on the other hand are more liable for the product.
I agree with the record label anaology, Its just a way in my way of seeking justice to balance out the books. Its the only way I can in my mind I can redeem the scales of justice for fairness and freedom to party. They've imported a product or products that have quality issues and I've come along blindfolded and got skanked. Liberty!
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I bought a £10 draw once on the BM from an unknown and the blue plastic carrier bag the deal came in was done up so tight you couldn't easily open it. So, I just put the draw in my top pocket for later and forgot about it, as I was at a pub drinking as you do. Later when I got home, I ripped the bag open, lookin' 4ward for a joint, only to find I had been sold f'ing Lamb's Weed from over the park!
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Obv if the weed is badass that ethos goes out the window 100%
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I changed my mind
This was my final answer.
This was my final answer.
what, u swapped out the AT for AJ? Apparenlty AAAA A&B £65 is decent. Wish I'd got it instead of KV LABI changed my mind
This was my final answer.
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i think thats wise. but im not a 4C Labs Lab person atm
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approx £350 on da nose. 40g 1.5 Oz
costly
I still have 5g of the AT left and some Mai Tai which is similar. I wanted to try the Alien Jelly as many people say it was a good grow.
I have never tried AAAA and they have a good reputation.
Gellato's are generally good easy to grow etc
I tried AAAA HS I was very dissapointed with this brand and this has made me skeptical and reluctant to put my trust in em again ever. Nevertheless, Scoops Gas Cake smalls, which is also LOT420 is badass for medical. So I'm lost like everyone else down the W-Hole
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excactly, aright aright calm down lol
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I tried AAAA HS I was very dissapointed with this brand and this has made me skeptical and reluctant to put my trust in em again ever. Nevertheless, Scoops Gas Cake smalls, which is also LOT420 is badass for medical. So I'm lost like everyone else down the W-Hole
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I live a very frugal life strangely enough. My medication is I guess the one area I treat myself.
I plan on getting a dog in the next few months so that will mean I will be shopping budget.
Im non-judgemental bro
it's weird, i fink sum of dem 85 pound one's ain't 85 pound one's, if u know what i mean?
health and wellbeing is more important
and if we resist a bit on payin for 100 glass jar one's they may be pressurised to reevaluate the current pricing scale. hope. doubtful. but there's hope.
it's weird, i fink sum of dem 85 pound one's ain't 85 pound one's, if u know what i mean?
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health and wellbeing is more important
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and if we resist a bit on payin for 100 glass jar one's they may be pressurised to reevaluate the current pricing scale. hope. doubtful. but there's hope.
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I live a very frugal life strangely enough. My medication is I guess the one area I treat myself.
I plan on getting a dog in the next few months so that will mean I will be shopping budget.
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get 2 and start ur own company bosh
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@Fiddlesticks What strain of dog are you planning on getting?
Lifelong dog owner here so I’m curious & also have you looked into raw food. It can be cheaper if you diy & it’s the option that I use to save on food and vet bills.
That is the $1,000,000 question.
I would like an "intelligent" dog, dont need a dog to keep me safe. Would go for a collie or a lab or a springer but the problem is I live in a flat and dont have a suitable garden. So its not fair to keep a working dog in a flat even with all the exercise I could give it.
I can get a "support" dog picked for me but I didnt fancy that. There is also a rescue kennel close by and was half of a mind just to go and find the doggy in the window that had the waggling tail.
I have never had a dog before so I was unsure what the best option was whether an older dog first or a puppy?
Pets I think are personal and like children everyone will think that theirs is the prettiest/cleverest
Would you have any suggestions?
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If you have the option to at least discuss a support dog because that will give you the expert knowledge & input to select a bread / type even if you choose not to proceed with their services. That input could be worth its weight in gold.That is the $1,000,000 question.
I would like an "intelligent" dog, dont need a dog to keep me safe. Would go for a collie or a lab or a springer but the problem is I live in a flat and dont have a suitable garden. So its not fair to keep a working dog in a flat even with all the exercise I could give it.
I can get a "support" dog picked for me but I didnt fancy that. There is also a rescue kennel close by and was half of a mind just to go and find the doggy in the window that had the waggling tail.
I have never had a dog before so I was unsure what the best option was whether an older dog first or a puppy?
Pets I think are personal and like children everyone will think that theres is the prettiest/cleverest
Would you have any suggestions?
This is such a personal choice, love at first site plays a part so be very careful as you don’t want to end up with a St Bernard (who doesn’t want a St Bernard?) .
My personal choice would be a pug cross with a terrier (Jugg). Split personality between couch potato and occasional burst of energy which are easily satisfied with short walks and learning tricks, obedience work etc , size is between 8 & 15kg .Food input 250g to 400g per day / cost £2/£3 per day. Very important point to consider is lifespan.. little dogs tend to live a lot longer than the big ones. Best investment I’ve ever made, life changing.
Thankyou this is super useful information and a few things I hadnt thought about.
I will move my plans more into action and keep you updated. I am still sorting my living environment at the moment but the idea is to get a furry fren by June.
Get a Mongrel (Rescue).That is the $1,000,000 question.
I would like an "intelligent" dog, dont need a dog to keep me safe. Would go for a collie or a lab or a springer but the problem is I live in a flat and dont have a suitable garden. So its not fair to keep a working dog in a flat even with all the exercise I could give it.
I can get a "support" dog picked for me but I didnt fancy that. There is also a rescue kennel close by and was half of a mind just to go and find the doggy in the window that had the waggling tail.
I have never had a dog before so I was unsure what the best option was whether an older dog first or a puppy?
Pets I think are personal and like children everyone will think that theirs is the prettiest/cleverest
Would you have any suggestions?
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Pedigree + Inbreeding = Vet Bills
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The smartest dog breeds are generally considered to be those with high trainability, quick problem-solving skills, and intense focus, topped by Border Collies, Poodles, and German Shepherds.That is the $1,000,000 question.
I would like an "intelligent" dog, dont need a dog to keep me safe. Would go for a collie or a lab or a springer but the problem is I live in a flat and dont have a suitable garden. So its not fair to keep a working dog in a flat even with all the exercise I could give it.
I can get a "support" dog picked for me but I didnt fancy that. There is also a rescue kennel close by and was half of a mind just to go and find the doggy in the window that had the waggling tail.
I have never had a dog before so I was unsure what the best option was whether an older dog first or a puppy?
Pets I think are personal and like children everyone will think that theirs is the prettiest/cleverest
Would you have any suggestions?
Sounds like an intelligent working dog breed isn't the way to go without the correct environmet i.e. a garden.
My pick for Fiddlesticks is a Manchester Terrier
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Get a Mongrel (Rescue).
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Pedigree + Inbreeding = Vet Bills
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The smartest dog breeds are generally considered to be those with high trainability, quick problem-solving skills, and intense focus, topped by Border Collies, Poodles, and German Shepherds.
Sounds like an intelligent working dog breed isn't the way to go without the correct environmet i.e. a garden.
My pick for Fiddlesticks is a Manchester Terrier
I would like to get 2 of these one day!
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Hes a fine looking doggo.Get a Mongrel (Rescue).
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Pedigree + Inbreeding = Vet Bills
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The smartest dog breeds are generally considered to be those with high trainability, quick problem-solving skills, and intense focus, topped by Border Collies, Poodles, and German Shepherds.
Sounds like an intelligent working dog breed isn't the way to go without the correct environmet i.e. a garden.
My pick for Fiddlesticks is a Manchester Terrier
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I would like to get 2 of these one day!
Thanks S.O.H. A Proper prize winner. All this dog chat. At least no-one reccomended me some stardawg.
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