Mountain_Monkey
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Sorry for this but I just had to do it. I figure it (this topic) belongs here only because of a delusional state I've been in recently (past 5 years) I want to know if there are others like me, others who are stalked everywhere they go by... DWC! I have to vent, it's been going on too long. Like that kid in that 6th sense movie I see things others don't and they're everywhere. I'm talking about DWC bubblers. I go to the supermarket, at least 4 aisles stock them, I'm at a friends house... his wife is using one to dry the mop, aquarium shops are grow houses in disguise- take them fish out, add nutes, netcups and replace the lighting you could pull trees bigger than S.E Asian jungle sativa's with a big fishtank as a root space. Especially if you utilise the 24000K-32000K blue/purple spectrum tubes they stock as supplementary light! Widen that spectrum... oooh I love it. I fear the combination of strong Aussie sativa and DWC tutorials has taken it's toll on me. I used to hate taking my girlfriend shopping, now she won't let me come just in case we walk past a bargain store with plastic containers in it, and let's face it they're everywhere those places. God forbid I go inside and find 25 watt compact flourescents with a 6400K or higher colour spectrum for $3 each, which I inevitably do... I'll spend it all in there, the whole shopping budget. Why doesn't she understand? I NEED! those 60 litre bins with strong lids. 'But you bought some of those the other day' she says... 'no honey, they were only 45 litres..! now let's go home and put these in the room that's filled with plastic containers of all shapes, sizes and descriptions and watch some television ok?' I wish she could just have some empathy for me and my situation. 'Yes we have a room filled with more lighting fixtures and plastic than a house in the Valley where they are filming a giant titty fetish porno but what's wrong with that?' She stares at me, shakes her head in disgust then walks to the relative sanity of the kitchen. 'Oh yeah... I just remembered... that kitchen is full of them! I once saw a blender with a netcup in the lid, re-machined blades for creating water turbulance and a beautiful Sweettooth#3 bursting with life searching for the light it so desired, and eventually found... up in the Rangehood...
The moral of this story is don't buy manufacturers systems, they are merely an overpriced attempt at matching the efficiency of a mop bucket with a mop dryer net pot with an airstone in the bottom attached to a pump. Of course, we know they couldn't possibly outperform the likes of these:
As you can see... they're everywhere... there may just be one living in your closest...
welcome to my world: where if it's plastic and can hold water it's DWC waiting to happen...
I've just discovered Hempy buckets are lurking almost everywhere unnoticed by society at large. When they will realize they are superior to us in number and liquid holding ability, I fear it'll be TerminatorX100 with rubbermaid being the skynet in this battle for our survival... be prepared, run organics in the ground, do anything... just don't think for a second these containers aren't planning something...
The moral of this story is don't buy manufacturers systems, they are merely an overpriced attempt at matching the efficiency of a mop bucket with a mop dryer net pot with an airstone in the bottom attached to a pump. Of course, we know they couldn't possibly outperform the likes of these:
As you can see... they're everywhere... there may just be one living in your closest...
welcome to my world: where if it's plastic and can hold water it's DWC waiting to happen...
I've just discovered Hempy buckets are lurking almost everywhere unnoticed by society at large. When they will realize they are superior to us in number and liquid holding ability, I fear it'll be TerminatorX100 with rubbermaid being the skynet in this battle for our survival... be prepared, run organics in the ground, do anything... just don't think for a second these containers aren't planning something...
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