BlingBling 3k12
Somewhere... dunno though
where did you get the roadsign thing from?
Herve's Bar & Grill
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googolplex
jeff.hume.ca
ROFL. Thats great racerx! I love it! 
edX
mac shaman
whoa. the site was slow and finicky and no traffic except people debating warez, so i went out and worked extra hard in the yard today since tomorrow is green trash pickup. now i come back after TV and find the place hopping with the marketing team jumping thru hoops to out do each other. Good job all!!
BB - learn to spell my last name correctly before you spread it all over the information super highway, ok other than that i laughed
vic - your question about the difference between hash and weed is one of those 'knows everything' things i can give some help with. I used to know the long answer but i do not remember exactly how hash is processed anymore. but basically weed is the leaves and buds of the marijuana plant (canibus sativa) in their natural state. they are normally dried so that they can be smoked - either in a pipe or rolled into cigarettes. Hash is derived from the pollen of the plant - the part highest in thc. it is boiled or somehow processed and then molded into flat bars where it is compressed. It is much more potent per gram than your average weed. (not your killer kind). It is much more common in europe (or so i have been told) where lots of borders, strict laws and smaller transport vehicles make it easier to manage and import. Weed is much more prevalent in the americas because it, well it grows like a weed. it is very available and easily cultivated. At least this is my knowledge from when i used to do those kinds of things. i am sure others would know more about the current popularity of each as well as relative potency levels.
Good job all!!BB - learn to spell my last name correctly before you spread it all over the information super highway, ok
other than that i laughed vic - your question about the difference between hash and weed is one of those 'knows everything' things i can give some help with. I used to know the long answer but i do not remember exactly how hash is processed anymore. but basically weed is the leaves and buds of the marijuana plant (canibus sativa) in their natural state. they are normally dried so that they can be smoked - either in a pipe or rolled into cigarettes. Hash is derived from the pollen of the plant - the part highest in thc. it is boiled or somehow processed and then molded into flat bars where it is compressed. It is much more potent per gram than your average weed. (not your killer kind). It is much more common in europe (or so i have been told) where lots of borders, strict laws and smaller transport vehicles make it easier to manage and import. Weed is much more prevalent in the americas because it, well it grows like a weed. it is very available and easily cultivated. At least this is my knowledge from when i used to do those kinds of things. i am sure others would know more about the current popularity of each as well as relative potency levels.
googolplex
jeff.hume.ca
Yeah we need more people on IRC. There are now two channels. #macintosh for *ontopic* )) mac disscussion and #macchat for general talking . I'll be in both!
)) mac disscussion and #macchat for general talking . I'll be in both!BlingBling 3k12
Somewhere... dunno though
shit ed i didn't even notice! i always thought your name was spuriell!Originally posted by Ed Spruiell
learn to spell my last name correctly before you spread it all over the information super highway, ok
LOL! well i'll change it later...racer... do you think you could send me the photoshop file you created so i could use it in future ventures? my e-mail is BlingBling3k12@attbi.com
edX
mac shaman
yea racerX, i noticed i missed that one. it was one of those threads that made no sense until you get to the part where a change has been made. Just like the comments that Jadey made about liking your old location, now make no sense to anyone who happens upon them
luckily, most things around here move at a speed i can follow them. some things move at a speed even my grandmother could follow.
so my son quit the baseball team to join the track team. he felt as if he was about to get cut from the bb team anyway, so he went ahead and went out for track. He tells me he was the 2nd or 3rd fastest in the tryout events. He thinks he likes high jumping and hurdling. Anybody here run track in school? My only association with track people that i can remember was having friends who ran cross-country. I am just glad he is still in school sports. He will be coming for his spring break visit in 2 weeks!! I am already getting excited about it!!
I think i will go work on a couple of posts that need some thought since all i am doing is sitting here thinking about what else to say
luckily, most things around here move at a speed i can follow them. some things move at a speed even my grandmother could follow.
so my son quit the baseball team to join the track team. he felt as if he was about to get cut from the bb team anyway, so he went ahead and went out for track. He tells me he was the 2nd or 3rd fastest in the tryout events. He thinks he likes high jumping and hurdling. Anybody here run track in school? My only association with track people that i can remember was having friends who ran cross-country. I am just glad he is still in school sports. He will be coming for his spring break visit in 2 weeks!! I am already getting excited about it!!
I think i will go work on a couple of posts that need some thought since all i am doing is sitting here thinking about what else to say
scott
softer than ever!
Ed! Pull up a chair.
Funny you should mention your son in such a situation. My son is also quite involved in baseball, however he really is a natural long distance runner (oh, if I had kept my body fresh...(not my biological son, actually)). He loves baseball, but when his school goes to track season he finally stands himself out abit from the pack.
The major difference being, however, that your son seems to be around 18/19 whereas mine is 12, but hey, any start is a good start.
Good luck with your landscaping
Funny you should mention your son in such a situation. My son is also quite involved in baseball, however he really is a natural long distance runner (oh, if I had kept my body fresh...(not my biological son, actually)). He loves baseball, but when his school goes to track season he finally stands himself out abit from the pack.
The major difference being, however, that your son seems to be around 18/19 whereas mine is 12, but hey, any start is a good start.
Good luck with your landscaping
RacerX
Old Rhapsody User
Cool! I was a hurdler in high school! I set a number of school and league records and went to CIF finals (San Diego section) twice. My high school PR's were 14.72 for the 110 meter high hurdles and 23.41 for the 200 meters. After high school I ran open for a few years, and then in again in my first year of college. I got my PR's down to 14.42 for the 110 meter high hurdles, 10.88 for the 100 meters, and 22.61 for the 200 meters.
I actually got to coach sprints at my old college for a year back in '97. It was very fun. In my career I was lucky enough to race 6 of the 10 fastest hurdlers ever, and the sister of my coach when I was running for the SDTC was the american record holder for the 400 meter hurdles in the mid 80's.
I have thought about coaching again, and I know some of the college coaches in my area from back when I was still competing. It is just to cool here to have fun running (I miss California).
I actually got to coach sprints at my old college for a year back in '97. It was very fun. In my career I was lucky enough to race 6 of the 10 fastest hurdlers ever, and the sister of my coach when I was running for the SDTC was the american record holder for the 400 meter hurdles in the mid 80's.
I have thought about coaching again, and I know some of the college coaches in my area from back when I was still competing. It is just to cool here to have fun running (I miss California).