^ You always have something to say don't you. You and your fuzzy trichs. Looking forward to seeing your 10...
Nice pics bro...
I'll show you guys pretty soon what a 10 should look like...
you selling Woof tickets Dog!!! weres your 10 at im sure we all would like to see!!!Nice pics bro...
Those Fuzzzy Trichs though... as insane as they look...thats fools gold...anyone who knows their dank...I mean super duper bomb..knows those fake fuzzy crystals arent the real deal....just like the white...
Real Deal One Hitters....looks like broken pieces of Diamonds ...very salty graniny look...not that fuzz...
Bag appeal wise.... anybody in the Mainstream Cali Market would give you an arm and a leg for nugz like the ones Lump posted..
Ive grown so many strains that have that frost...none have ever been potent.... Look at real OG Kush or Super Silver Haze...
Those shiny beautiful Glossy Diamonds.... im sure almost 98% of you are going to disagree... But thats not what a 9 or 10 look like...
Kind of bummed to see so many people think thats the real deal dank..... Do you guys remember what smoking a bowl and being blasted for hours is like ? Man I cant stand strains that are fuzzy...
MOST OVERHYPED STRAIN IN ICMAG HISTORY....ALTHOUGH SWEET TOOTH LAST YEAR WAS PRETTY ANNOYING ALSO.
I'll show you guys pretty soon what a 10 should look like...
Nice pics bro...
Those Fuzzzy Trichs though... as insane as they look...thats fools gold...anyone who knows their dank...I mean super duper bomb..knows those fake fuzzy crystals arent the real deal....just like the white...
Those shiny beautiful Glossy Diamonds.... im sure almost 98% of you are going to disagree... But thats not what a 9 or 10 look like...
MOST OVERHYPED STRAIN IN ICMAG HISTORY....ALTHOUGH SWEET TOOTH LAST YEAR WAS PRETTY ANNOYING ALSO.
I'll show you guys pretty soon what a 10 should look like...
As good as I hear the French Laundry is, I'm not sure I will ever eat there. And I am almost positive its not the kind of place where you just pop in for a steak. I believe, and I could be wrong, the the French Laundry only chef designed menus of like seven courses or something.
I am not a tasting menu guy. I don't eat a lot of dairy and can't handle strong cheeses, so going to a place where they decide what to feed you (for about $300/plate) isn't my thing.
I know Thomas Keller, the man behind the French Laundry, has a bistro called Bouchon. If they serve a steak frites there (typical bistro fare), its probably going to be a nice piece of meat. I haven't eaten there, but its on my list.
If you insist on a traditional steakhouse, Cole's in downtown Napa is pretty good. They have a great cabernet reduction. My favorite steak in that area is at Mustard's Grill in Yountville.
I had an 80$ Wygyu beef ribeye at Morimoto once. (I have since learned that there is no real kobe or wygyu in the US) Unfortunately, they served it on a sizzling tray, and before I got to cut into it they poured this reduction over it that, IMO, ruined it. I was pretty pissed because I was really only ordering it to see what an 80 dolla ribeye was like vs the typical 35$ one available in one form or another all over the valley. I will say that the marbling was insane. I took a chunk home and ate it cold the next day and when cold, it literally had a checkerboard pattern of .5cm cubes of meet and fat. I will never know how it really tasted because of the sauce it got doused with. Only time I have ever been disappointed by Morimoto.
That said, I can cook a perfect ribeye at home for $12-18... When i pay high dollar for food, I like it to transcend a skillset that I already have. I like to be surprised by unexpected and artistic combinations of food and I especially like to see a real love for food expressed.
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