They only sell it at certain liquor stores here. Not all of them are allowed to sell it. I have a list…
‘pick up some Tito’s while you’re there
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‘pick up some Tito’s while you’re there
I'd like to see that broad doing those things while wearing MY skeleton...
I'm wearing eight decades of rough
I'm as flexible as a potato chip.
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With some left over for friends.
I look at those as inspirational photos......
I do!!
What, specifically, do you do with that? I honestly dunno. Do you grind it? Mix it with weed? Does it matter if you burn it like weed or only heat it?
It is called shatter or pull and snap and is concentrated cannabis resin that you heat it to around 450F in a dab pipe and inhale as a vapor.
oldmaninbc
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My spouse has been in the hospital twice with pneumonia, the last time, about 4 years ago, her doctor told me to contact her next of kin, she was in intensive care with machines breathing for her. She made a remarkable turn around but she will never recover from the damage done. The doctor told me she would not be so lucky again. The lack of oxygen to her brain has messed with her cognitive abilities as well.
Your right about the ill effects of pneumonia, it's a killer
I copied this off the net
As we age, falls can become more dangerous due to several factors. Here are some reasons why falls can be deadly for older adults:
- Bone and Muscle Loss: As we get older, bone density decreases, making fractures more likely. A fall can result in a fracture, which can significantly impact a person’s independence1.
- Slower Reaction Times: Older adults may have slower reaction times, making it harder to catch themselves when they start to fall. If the head hits before the hand, a brain injury can occur.
- Worsening Eyesight and Hearing: Impaired vision and hearing can make it difficult for older individuals to spot hazards, increasing the risk of falls.
- Anticoagulants (Blood Thinners): Almost half of fall deaths in the 65-plus population involve head injuries. Bleeding in the brain is a concern, especially for those taking anticoagulants1.
- Frailty and Recovery Challenges: Recovery from serious injuries takes longer as we age, especially for frail individuals or those with other medical conditions. Hospital stays can introduce infection risks, and pain medications may affect cognition
I dunno whut the hell that stuff is.
oldmaninbc
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You have a meticulous looking yard, speaks well of the owner.
The same concentrate as the shatter and pull and snap, just expanded into foam like cotton candy by purging under high vacuum.
I learned a lot from growing marijuana. And hanging out with you all!
I thought that was Big's job.....
I competed for best lawn one year and gave up because I live across the street from a park and get a lot of dog foot traffic, which pees on our lawn and leaves brown spots.
A female makes one spot and a continuing parade of dogs remark it.
Now I just pay to keep it trimmed and edged, while sprinkling it to keep it mostly green.
Its a big country ,plenty of room for us all
