Too many people ignorant about drugs

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It's seance, and I agree that we have not tapped anything near our potential.
And no, since MJ is an annual, which means it drops seeds and dies every year, it wouldn't work. But the thought has crossed my mind. And in fact, we have actually had plainclothes cops visit our nursery from time to time because they see the greenhouse and light and wonder what's up. You'd think they have better things to do with their time.

yea wankers, im pretty sure you can bonsai a mj if kept in side under vege state and after a few years or whatever can even make it flower altho the yeild is minute read it in this book ( not tho all books are rite )and it did have pictures and they wernt fakies give it a go bro if you can be fucked be a cool project .

[bonsaiguy]

yea wankers, im pretty sure you can bonsai a mj if kept in side under vege state and after a few years or whatever can even make it flower altho the yeild is minute read it in this book ( not tho all books are rite )and it did have pictures and they wernt fakies give it a go bro if you can be fucked be a cool project .

Well I'll be damned. I suppose I'll have to give it a shot some day. If nothing else it would raise some eyebrows at the monthly bonsai society meetings.

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To clarify, this whole thing about using 10%, or 20%, or whatever % of our brains is 100% false. we use all our brains. In the 1930's psychics started the rumors that we only use 10% of our brains and that they had figured out how to use it all and that's why they are psychic. if you ask any neurosurgeon and otherwise person experienced in the brain, they'll tell you it's just a popular myth. but, you tell a lie a million times and pretty soon it becomes a fact that people take for granted.

look at the motives for them sayin that there jobs would nearly be redundant if we all used more of our potential and plus you sort of contradict yourself a bit by listening to the neurosurgeons over the psychics, do agree that they wouldnt use all there brain but tapp into apart that mo0st poeple dont use but hey its all prretty wack most of science is based on thoery that is yet to be proven.

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Well I'll be damned. I suppose I'll have to give it a shot some day. If nothing else it would raise some eyebrows at the monthly bonsai society meetings.

yea i too work at a nusery but more in the Aussie, South african and New Zealand natives but always had a interest in bonsai Never tried tho like the idea of a tree that could be 60 metres (200 feet Ithink) tall bout only 30cm ^inches

[bonsaiguy]

Keep in mind that neurosurgeons and people who study the brain are looking for things that they can measure. The mind cannot be measured since it has yet to even be properly defined. Is it just a bunch of neurons and cells or is it more than that? You're right that we seem to use all of our brain (the organ) and we can see that utilizing cat scans, mri's and the like. But I don't think anyone has managed to define or measure the mind or psyche.

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haha the buggers would buzz out eh mite even open it into some market for it

[bonsaiguy]

yea i too work at a nusery but more in the Aussie, South african and New Zealand natives but always had a interest in bonsai Never tried tho like the idea of a tree that could be 60 metres (200 feet Ithink) tall bout only 30cm ^inches

Look in to it. There is a fairly active bonsai community in Australia and New Zealand. Tons of sites on the net. It is really cool to see a 2 foot tree that is several hundred years old and would be gargantuan if growing in the wild. Even the Sequoia's and Giant Redwoods of California have been tamed, so to speak. If you want some linke email me at bonsaiguy at hushmail.com and I'll see what I can find for you. Always like to bring newbies in to the hobby/art.

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talkin bout the mj thing

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disregard my last message yea hard out agree with you on the mind thing, have you heard of Kauri tree NZ native old arse conifer that can grow as old as 2000 years an even give the cali redwood a run for its money size wise

[bonsaiguy]

Nope, that one I have not heard of. I'm not a botanist...just an artist. Ever hear of the hosretail beefwood? I think it's native to your neck of the woods or maybe southeast asia. Cool lookin thing though. similar to a pine.