Softening the Crash... July09 p1/ Aug09 p3/ June10 p8 !PICS!

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geekymonkey wrote:I would threaten to stop the car and beat the crap out of all of you, as that always worked in my childhood
We had the same parents, we ARE sisters! :lol:
geekymonkey wrote:I certainly never meant to slight any of the awesome stoner chicks on the board. I had always imagined the "stoner chick" smoke-out as being open to everyone who self-identifies that way.


I think everyone knows that, sweetie. Talked to bong in pm and we're cool. We're both quite headstrong individuals who don't take shit from anyone, hence our personalities have somewhat of a clashing nature and we knew that when we roomed back in '07 (should have heard the "Fuck off" session that year lol), but when the rubber hits the road he'd never let anyone hurt me in his presence because he cares... just as I care about him. It's called friendship, and even the best of friends clash sometimes. The trick is to forgive, let it go, and keep on keepin' on. The sun always comes out, doesn't it? ;-)

Okay on with the geeky show:::::::::::::: hands folded in lap, sitting on mat. 8)


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Old Timer wrote:
USBONGLORD wrote:
Old Timer wrote:I said exactly what I had to say!

You may not intend to, but you often come across as a big headed, egotistical jerk.
good...thats who i am to you..thats fine...so read on or dont ,i must write some good shit to get this rise out of ya...and if knowing stuff and showing you and others how to do things better to make you and your gardens strive for perfection is wrong...then yes i have a big head...and its GROWING...lol...most of us strive to be our best at what we do...i share what can make yer gardens better..what you call ego i call hard work and sucess...if you judgepeople for what they write on a forum ,,then my friend, you are a fool...there are many idiots and crazies on here in this and other forums, that when ya meet em in person are the sweetest and most normal people you ever meet..so you judge me by my posts...you should keep your judgements to yer self in yer little glass house
Just for the record.
I didn't judge you, I don't know you.
I just said that that is how you come across sometimes. The fact that you yourself said (on more than one occasion) that you're misunderstood here sometimes, should make you think about the way you say things. It's often not what you say but how you say it.

It goes without saying that your growing knowledge is second to none here. Your stash shots have proved that many times.
I would never challenge any of your growing tips.
But because you're an expert grower and are used to being right about growing, doesn't mean that you're right about everything else.
The way you write stuff comes across (to me at least), that you leave no room for other opinions or possibilities, that you're always right, and that's what feels big headed and egotistical.

Again, I am not saying that you are big headed and egotistical, just that you can come acroos that way whether you intend to or not.
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um err is a good response, well done!
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lmao :lol: :lol:

You two will become friends... watch.
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Great report GM, I wish I could write them like you, i'm going over for my 23rd birthday near the end of July so I will attempt to emulate your success with my own log...Nice to see another fellow connisieur on here, so would you reccommend trying the Hawaiian Snow from GH? Sounds intriguing

Might I add it's also nice to see IG on here holding it down, hold your own girl.
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Post by hestia »

Hay GM if your serious about making the 420 2011.and can work up a half-ased kitchen. I would be super happy to assist you in any way possible with a feed and weed of some sort. love your wrighting,please keep it up :D :D :D
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Wow I just want to say this is an amazing report as a fellow 'stonerchick' its nice to see a fellow lady with a true passion for the herb and a true writng skill to go with it!

Have nabbed a few of your suggestions for my next trip this weekend, in particular the Cheese from Basjoes....just reading about it made me grin like a fool!

Really pleasing report, I will try my best to offer something of sense on my return next week!

Peace and Love

Dreama :-D
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what camera do you use.

the whole report is quality :lol: :lol: :P
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Great journal thanks for sharing. Will be of great help for my first trip in October. Appreciated
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DanFromUk wrote:what camera do you use.

the whole report is quality :lol: :lol: :P
Ja, what camera do you use? Excellent photography!
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Re: June 2010 Starts p.8 The Landing Has Been Soft Indeed !P

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After much delay, the adventure continues...

Better late than never I hope. I missed you all and I'm looking forward to catching up with everyone!

Peace,

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Re: June 2010 Starts p.8 The Landing Has Been Soft Indeed !P

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If you think there was any chance that I headed for the grocery store you have not been paying attention. Groceries could definitely wait. I set out for Rokerij because it was just only a block away from my apartment. and I was looking forward to the Leidseplein location, as it was the only Rokerij I hadn't been to before. The streets were empty, save for the scattered remains of a long hard night of partying. This area of the city really rocked into the night.

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The morning air was pleasantly cool on my face. I hadn't really spent any time in this part of the city since my first trip back in 2003, and it was fun to see sights that sent pleasant memories flooding back. I passed several restaurants that we had enjoyed on our first trip as I kept an eye out for the coffeeshop. I spotted the sign down the block and felt my heart quicken with excitement. I picked up the pace a little only to find the shop shut tight.

Bummer. I looked up and down the completely empty street again, feeling my prospects of finding a shop open at 9am rapidly dimming. I tried to search my memory for information about which shops near Leidseplein opened early only to realize that I was seriously stoned and more than a little bit high. I pulled out my headphones and trusty map trying to convince myself to walk to the grocery store when inspiration struck. Noon opens early! So I put the music on shuffle and set off down the street. http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/s/I+Fee ... oNaL?src=5 The sky was unbelievably blue and I couldn't resist stopping to take a few pictures on the short walk.

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Sure enough, Noon was open, although almost empty with the only customers being three old Dutch men enjoying morning coffee and a fat joint at the sunny table in the window. Nevertheless the small shop appeared inviting with the bud counter on the left along with a bar and some stools and tables arranged down the right-hand side along a banquette. I introduced myself to the tall dark handsome bud tender with a big smile. Dan returned the introduction and the smile and I asked him what was good. His first recommendation was the Sleeze. "Is that the same strain that you were selling as Sleezestick a few months ago?"

His smile got even bigger, "Yes, you know it?"

"I do, I really liked it, but my husband wasn't such a fan. It was so yummy, and strong."

"It has a very funky taste." He agreed, "It's L.A. Confidential crossed with Sour Diesel." He pulled out a beautiful tub of dank-smelling buds.

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Mellow Yellow's Sleezestick (Now Sleeze) from July 2009

I felt like I had just won some sort of prize, because I had been wondering about what this strain was ever since I tried it the year before. Stupidly though I passed on it because I knew that Dr.J wasn't a fan- it had kind of tweaked him out the last time he'd tried it. He then pulled out the S-5 haze, which I told him I had tried the day before. However it was still sparkly and juicy looking and so I picked up a few more grams to share with the boys. He then recommended the Blueberry Silver Haze, and I nabbed a gram of that along with a cappuccino.

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Noon's Blueberry Silver Haze

I packed myself a big bowl and hit it enthusiastically. It hit smooth and light, with a pleasantly hazy faintly berry flavor on the exhale. The high was visual, as everything seemed to glow a little brighter, and nicely balanced with a little bit of stone accompanying the elevating haze rush. It wasn't the strongest haze, but was nice and relaxing. Two pretty girls came into the shop and sat down at the bar to flirt with Dan while they shared a pre-rolled joint. Coffee, weed, and eye candy. My day was certainly off to a great start

Feeling less ambition by the minute, I sparked up another bowl and tried to start a shopping list. I pared back DrJ's birthday dinner plans, settling on Nam Sod for an appetizer and Bahn Mi sandwiches for the main course, with chocolates and lemongrass-ginger infused watermelon for dessert. Briefly I remembered that we needed coffee filters and paper towels, but by then I had abandoned my list-making in favor of staring off into space and quietly sipping my coffee.

Eventually I headed out, deciding to jump on a tram and head to the Koningsplein AH rather than trying to find the door of the Vizjelstraat AH that had eluded me the day before. I'm a veteran stoned grocery shopper, but that really wasn't much help after the morning I had. Long story short, I climbed the stairs to the apartment a little while later with a lot of tasty breakfast items, most of what I needed to make dinner, and no coffee filters or paper towels.

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Noon's Blueberry Silver Haze

The boys were all various stages of waking up and we passed around a joint of Blueberry Silver Haze followed by a few of the S-5 haze while we breakfasted on fruit and cheese. The boys agreed that the S-5 Haze was better than caffeine, as it continued to have an incredibly powerful elevating high. I was once again knocked out by the super limey fragrant flavor. Suddenly Dr.D jumped up, "I almost forgot, we got you a present yesterday!" And he pulls a bag of weed out of his pocked containing a beautiful bud.

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"Awesome! What is it?" I asked, opening up the bag to take a big sniff.

"Uh, something from somewhere..." Dr.D looked a little embarassed.

"It's from that place you picked us up at yesterday." JD added helpfully.

"Amnesia? Awesome, they have great stuff." I was a little bummed out not to know what it was, but was touched that the lost boys had even thought to get me a present. I took a big sniff and my nose was overwhelmed with the aroma of cherries and grapefruit and haze perfume. "Is this Utopia Haze by any chance?"

"Yes!" Dr.D exclaimed. "That's it. How did you know? You're like some sort of sick weed savant or something."

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Amnesia's Utopia Haze

Sick weed savant. :D I considered that high praise indeed and I thanked them profusely for the awesome gift. "You guys are going to love this bud." I assured them. After a while everyone was ready to head out in search of coffee, and noting that it was almost noon I suggested that we head over the Basjoe's to see King James.
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DanFromUk wrote:what camera do you use.

the whole report is quality :lol: :lol: :P
I shoot with a Nikon D60. I love it and would totally recommend it.
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geekymonkey wrote: Image Image
Grey Area Equatorial Pure Sativa


We had heard a lot about the Equatorial Pure Sativa (16.5e/g) and it lived up to the hype. Really pretty bud, it is reminiscent of orchids, with beautiful crystal covered buds gracing whisper-thin stems. The aroma, with sharp pine notes and a hint of moss reminds me of camping in a pine forest. It tasted fittingly like pine smoke with a quick short burn in the lungs. The energetic high was surprisingly loose and relaxed, and it hit with an instant head rush. On the scale of sativa's the Quasar was stronger and the Hawaiian Snow more optimistic and energetic.
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Re: June 2010 Finally Continued p.15 (Starts p.8)!PICS!

Post by Cisco »

Hey GeekyM welcome back to the forum , i hope everything worked out ok with your friend who was ill .

best wishes

Cisco
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