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[Jackel12]

Hey Folks,

Here is a little heads up on me. I have been on special projects with the US Army from 2004 through 2012 and now done for good so I can try and heal my broken up body, so far been doing pretty good. Moving from Texas to a state in the US that will allow me to use Cannabis to help me cope from day to day. Fortunately I am still able to ride my Harley.

I am fortunate to have found this site and from what I have seen is there aren't to many kids talking a lot of smack like some of the other forums and I appreciate that. Keeping it clean and informative is best. I have been growing my meds in the past with pretty good success and when I relocate to New Mexico. I hope to be able to get a card and maybe even become a care giver or provider to help other people. (Just need the intel on the process and some doctors)

It is my dream that the entire world become more aware of the medical aspects of this wonderful plant and legalize it so people who haven't heard about it can try or use it like a lot of people to get relief and become a viable asset to their family and community once again. I am not a tree hugger and more power to them that are.

I ride my Harley, travel with my wife in my Corvette and enjoy life to the fullest. I tend not to take things to seriously, live, love and be happy because in the end nobody makes it out alive!

 

[Paddi]

Hi Jackel

I love to hear that you have replaced the army with growing cannabis.
I sure hope C will help you a lot.

I ride my Harley, travel with my wife in my Corvette and enjoy life to the fullest.

See you around bro


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[lost in a sea]

welcome to icmag

happy growing

btw dont take it personally if people criticise the army on here because everyone knows that soldiers arent political, just doing a job and im sure well..

war is a business and the finer points as im sure you must know are pretty grey..

i actually for one hate americas foreign policies and its army being the worlds biggest, most proficient, killing force with bases in all the most unstable regions of the globe, causing more trouble for its citizens and those of the countries it occupies than any peace.. and the weapons companies are despicable assets of your oldest enemies that your anticedents fled to escape.. complicit in giving you guys cancers with everything from agent orange to depleted uranium..

 

[yortbogey]

gr8t into...jackel...U got the style to succeed... welcome to the BigShow~enjoy the ride...

 

[BlueCheer]

Hi there Jackel12!

Well this is the special forces cannabis site for sure. We are taking over the whole world one puff at a time. We are healing a lot of Vets too. One I take care of says our cannabis treats his two gun shot wounds from Desert Storm and Iraq better than any VA pain killers. It treats the pain and the mental depression from the post traumatic stress suffered
from all the wounding and killing too he says. But your done with all that thank goodness.

Enjoy your freedom, puffs for freedom!

Cheers

 

[Jackel12]

I appreciate your words of kindness and totally agree with the weapons of mass destruction. Don't care for them much due to what it does when used in close proximity on the body, eyes and hearing but sometimes they are needed. Later I will post pics of how I grow and what I do and maybe it will help someone improve on their skills to be a better grower. Like I said before, I am by no means a pro, just a guy who loves a life of no pain, pay my bills on time and happy to be alive!

 

[guineapig]

This forum has always been the mature and secure website...

I am glad people appreciate the format...

kind regards from guineapig

 

[gtgio]

Welcome dude. What kinda bike do you ride? I've been eyeing a couple Sportsters locally

 

[SeaMaiden]

Welcome and thank you for your time, Jackel. I have an old friend who's been Armed Forces since he was 18yo, seems he should be retiring but he's just been reassigned to Ft. Irwin. I have no idea how he does it.

 

[erictheoldfart]

Another Level-headed Veteran to WELCOME you. Seems I became a member for the same reasons as you...only stated differently. Thanks for your service to OUR country!

 

[lost in a sea]

not your country sorry.. the bankers that print your fake money own it since 1776, and officiate your destinies from the District of Columb,, america is a cattle ranch and your tin numbers are all floating on the stock market..

soldiers need to point their guns the other direction instead of at scared third world people that have only seen brutalism come from the west for hundreds/thousands of years now..

last thing ill say and with all due respect the usa should be great! for a country barely 300 years old alot of good people have thrived there and helped the world not just the us, but its wallowing in sess created by the hill and its financial backers whilst the other arm of control the army kills americas forgotten under-educated no hope youth in pointless conflicts that scars the world and the reputation of that country that people are so proud to hold a gun for..

really ironic that the patriotic are trained to kill,, its like people that kill in christs name

you cant solve differences through force,, its one of the oldest saying going..

 

[erictheoldfart]

Lost in a sea, With GREAT respect, it was my country when I served...and she still is. The GOVERNMENT, it's power and money hungry representatives that refuse to represent OUR best interests...well that's a different story. Your point, tho possibly in a questionable thread, is quite well made and equally correct. Our enemy resides within, and works in D.C. Should you have occasion to read other threads I've posted, you will come to KNOW that we think alike, and are both aware of current events. Peace to You, Brother.

 

[SeaMaiden]

LiaS, this is not the thread for political rants.

This is indeed *our* country. It's gone to shit because WE haven't taken responsibility for it or ourselves. Soldiers are those few people who've put their money where their mouths are. Stop pointing blame at others, we have only to look to ourselves.

 

[Jackel12]

Welcome dude. What kinda bike do you ride? I've been eyeing a couple Sportsters locally

I own a 2009 Dyna Super Glide and love the heck out of it. I can't see me riding anything else! I know there are a lot of nice bikes and really not a hater like some of my buds if it's not a Harley. I look at it like this; So long as your on 2 wheels and enjoying what you do then it's cool with me. Get out and ride!

I have ridden a Sportster and if you ride over an hour with a group of people it will make your body numb, plus your tank capacity isn't as big as the other folks in the pack which means everyone will have to stop with you when you fill up. If I were you and were planning to put the Queen on the back, get a larger bike. You'll be glad you did.

 

[vukman]

First and foremost..........THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.........and welcome...I am Canadian, born and raised although I am first generation born here from Serbian decent. Yes, I was involved in that conflict so I repeat again, thank you. I know what it's like. Sights, smells, sounds....they still haunt me and what's worse is the fact knowing it was my 'blood' on both ends, giving and receiving......:-(. I totally understand when you mention a broken body....I've had 7 knee surgeries and I'm still relatively young. 47 isn't that old.......is it?!?? LOL

Welcome again. Glad you're here.....