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Joey Jordison - His real name is Nathan. He also plays in Stone Sour i think - or maybe it's a differnt band. I cant remember. He is absolutly amazing on double bass - the drummer in my old band used to play double and people always commented - but he was still no where near Joey.
stone sour is corey's band (singer) murderdolls is the drummers band (and it sucks big donkey dick imo)Quote:
Originally Posted by LIP
as for the ducks... well, i am a person... i love animals... i've owned lizards, snakes, birds, fish, dogs, cats, rats, spiders, frogs, turtles.... i know there's a coupl emore but i can't think of 'em atm.. (i just have that feeling i'm missign something)
5 baby green-neck mallards.. even tho i had that fucked up heat lamp thing, they lived... but it was a rough battle.. they almost didn't make it =/ (got 'em when they were chicks)... once they got big tho... i quickly found out they had to be relocated to a farm... it upset me, cuz i loved my duckies.... i grew them to full size, but our yard wasn't anywhere near big enough (the pen i had 'em in was about 4-5 feet wide at the most, and maybe 6-7 long...) a customer of my grandpa's (he mows yards, or used to) had a huge ass farm type place for 'em, so we let her take them in so they'd have the room they needed...
Back in her day a decent amount of bud might be a minimum amount of bud now :p. I wouldn't recommend anything less than 250 watts for flowering..It never hurts to update the way things are done. I think it needs to be done right if possible. Check out the cultivation section.
edit: I just read through the posts and heavens no a heating lamp or w/e that is wont work lol. I'd recommend CFL's or some kind of fluorescents for seedlings and vegetative plants and HID lights (more specifically HPS) for flowering. Or you could just use an HPS for the whole grow. I'm doing it now and it seems to be going pretty well so far.
I didnt read this thread so sorry if someone already said this but you should totally have a contest to see who can grow a better plant.