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    some recent herb pics

    this was from last month i think. :smokin: this stuff was not cheap! $25/g.!!!!!
    but this stuff was highly potent! one or 2 hitter and ur done for a while. the nugs were caked with trichomes altho there were a few large leaves still attached. i should have snipped them off for a all trichome nug shot!.
    the high made you forget what you were talking about and made our brains wobble.
    mattbury Reviewed by mattbury on . some recent herb pics this was from last month i think. :smokin: this stuff was not cheap! $25/g.!!!!! but this stuff was highly potent! one or 2 hitter and ur done for a while. the nugs were caked with trichomes altho there were a few large leaves still attached. i should have snipped them off for a all trichome nug shot!. the high made you forget what you were talking about and made our brains wobble. Rating: 5
    As nicotine is an addictive substance, a regular tobacco user must maintain the level of this drug in the bloodstream in order to avoid withdrawal symptoms. As the concentration of nicotine in the bloodstream begins to fall - immediately after the last inhalation of smoke - a smoker will feel more and more uncomfortable. These withdrawal symptoms can only be relieved by taking in more nicotine - i.e. having another smoke.
    And so it goes on - the vicious cycle of addiction.

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    some recent herb pics

    this is recent also. had a nice indica stone . i had 11-12 grams of this. i didnt really like the way it burned tho.
    As nicotine is an addictive substance, a regular tobacco user must maintain the level of this drug in the bloodstream in order to avoid withdrawal symptoms. As the concentration of nicotine in the bloodstream begins to fall - immediately after the last inhalation of smoke - a smoker will feel more and more uncomfortable. These withdrawal symptoms can only be relieved by taking in more nicotine - i.e. having another smoke.
    And so it goes on - the vicious cycle of addiction.

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    some recent herb pics

    as for the camera, its only a 2mega pixel fugi finepix 2650 from back in 2001.!
    As nicotine is an addictive substance, a regular tobacco user must maintain the level of this drug in the bloodstream in order to avoid withdrawal symptoms. As the concentration of nicotine in the bloodstream begins to fall - immediately after the last inhalation of smoke - a smoker will feel more and more uncomfortable. These withdrawal symptoms can only be relieved by taking in more nicotine - i.e. having another smoke.
    And so it goes on - the vicious cycle of addiction.

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    #4
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    some recent herb pics

    it was hard to keep burning. correct?

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    #5
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    some recent herb pics

    thos look like some good smoke 2me, enjoy.

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    #6
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    some recent herb pics

    Quote Originally Posted by Arklenao2
    it was hard to keep burning. correct?
    it had some immature seed case in some of the calyxes and they would pop , and yes it never stayed lit and was hard to burn it all the way thru.
    As nicotine is an addictive substance, a regular tobacco user must maintain the level of this drug in the bloodstream in order to avoid withdrawal symptoms. As the concentration of nicotine in the bloodstream begins to fall - immediately after the last inhalation of smoke - a smoker will feel more and more uncomfortable. These withdrawal symptoms can only be relieved by taking in more nicotine - i.e. having another smoke.
    And so it goes on - the vicious cycle of addiction.

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    #7
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    Looks like some good shit though.

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    #8
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    some recent herb pics

    The bud looks really resiny with fat pistilles. I like the shape of that spoon man.

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    #9
    Senior Member

    some recent herb pics

    Looks like some pro grade stuff, I WANT I WANT..

    =p

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    #10
    Senior Member

    some recent herb pics

    Quote Originally Posted by mattbury
    it was hard to keep burning. correct?
    it had some immature seed case in some of the calyxes and they would pop , and yes it never stayed lit and was hard to burn it all the way thru.
    I KNEW that ive seen that bud somewhere before :rasta:

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