Live Stoner Chat Live Stoner Chat - Nov-Dec '20

[Need4Weed]

Howdy folks! I hope everyone is doing well! Here's a couple pics of some Skywalker that I'll be chopping soon. Much love to all!

 

[Mossy]

 

[Mossy]

Howdy folks! I hope everyone is doing well! Here's a couple pics of some Skywalker that I'll be chopping soon. Much love to all!

Lovely looking girl @Need4Weed ....

 

[WildBill]

Very pretty Need4Weed!

 

[WildBill]

Don't count the days, but make the days count!

 

[420Forever]

happee Caturday kidz :smiley1: ppp

 

[WildBill]

My Neither..... ....next year I turn 60.....but I Absolutely flat out Refuse to add another year to my age if I haven't had a Life during it......so 2020 is null and void...if it gets to March 2021 and we are still on some form of lock down.......it is a write off...
(which looks bloody likely..)
and I'm staying 59...

Getting old is NOT for s! Getting old with injuries just plain SUCKS!

My heart goes out to my Veteran brothers that have far worse injuries than mine and old age, if they reach it, will be a very difficult struggle to say the least. With me being an Alpha type person, I have a HUGE problem with what I'm just plain not able to do anymore. I really can't fathom the ordeal they go thru every second of the day. When I was injured and after I got out of ICU, the asshats put me on a ward with all degrees of amputees and parallelizations. With my spinal injuries, I guess it was the best place for me, but it was very depressing. It did have a positive effect though. It gave me an incentive to bust my ass in physical therapy. The docs said they didn't expect for to leave the hospital for a year. I walked from my wheelchair for the last time, forever I hope, to my car in just over three months.
.I did gain insight on the human existence. I'm not ashamed to say that I cried like a little friggin' baby the day I left that ward. I hadn't seen anyone leave the ward during my time there, so I was surprised and deeply touched by the genuinely enthusiastic response from everyone on the ward on the day I left. All sincerely wished me well and were happy I was leaving. With me still dealing with survival guilt, this was a VERY emotional event, only surpassed by the death of my Father and the birth of my Son..............both of I was present for.

With all the damn ugliness in the world, at least when it gets bad, I can look back on that day and gain some hope for the human existence.







Dammit! It's time to get high!

 

[WildBill]

happee Caturday kidz :smiley1: ppp

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It's National "Ding-a-ling Day"! No. it's not what you think! It's a day to call old friends that you haven't talk to in a while.
I called the friend that I crew chiefed for a few years. I told her I think about her every time I put on the hoodie she bought me at Vegas at the Street Car Super Nats when the weather took a turn. She thanked me for being a safety nut and forcing her husband to make those mods I wanted. She was the best driver I ever crewed for. No damn testosterone to get in the way of me telling her what to do during a run. She learned that I could see everything she did during the run by the data logs. Guys would argue to no end, to hell with what the logs said! LOL!

Call an old friend today!

 

[Green Hornet]

Thank You for your service @WildBill

 

[Green Hornet]