Random thoughts
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Bologna
(zombie) Woof.
I wish bubbler upkeep was more like making your bed in the morning.... you know, "optional"? One of those things that's only nice when it's found already done, but also really doesn't need to be done... like ever... I mean, it's pretty easy with bubblers that have removable downstems/mouthpieces, big orifices, hot soapy water and bottle brushes... it takes merely a few minutes... or they can simply be chucked in the dishwasher... but you still have to handle it, and that's usually how shit breaks... when being cleaned. So, I've decided what "we" need is a one-button activated totally self-cleaning bong (there prolly already is one)
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Even as a “glass purist” - I have tiresome days where I wish I could just go back to a whip lol.
Probably the main reason I could never be a vape collector. I get bored just trying to keep two vapes and three pipes cleaned lol.
ChooChooCharlie
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Random San Diego luv
WPA architects and builders did great works, like this SD County Admin melding of colonial Spanish with 1930s art deco. Think I see Xena on the lawn doing his biz
It sits on the bay, surrounded by the Little Italy neighborhood. All height restricted because of the airport in background, which only has one runway
WPA architects and builders did great works, like this SD County Admin melding of colonial Spanish with 1930s art deco. Think I see Xena on the lawn doing his biz
It sits on the bay, surrounded by the Little Italy neighborhood. All height restricted because of the airport in background, which only has one runway
ChooChooCharlie
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"boo-hoo, no sun," said the whiny bitch
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
Tranquility
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Today I learned:
Albert Einstein is a real person. Here I was thinking he was just a theoretical physicist. His brother, Frank, though, makes a real monster.
Albert Einstein is a real person. Here I was thinking he was just a theoretical physicist. His brother, Frank, though, makes a real monster.
Marlon Rando
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ChooChooCharlie
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The best part of waking up ...
Marlon Rando
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I definitely wouldn’t have splurged for the $10 a pint Madagascar vanilla bean if I’d have known you were gonna squirt chocolate syrup all over it........ 
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
The night was sultry.
It's too damn sultry in here.
It's too damn sultry in here.
Marlon Rando
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ChooChooCharlie
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Random history thoughts:
Popular US history often overlooks remarkable people
(those with "other" sounding names)
American economic strength is "indebted" to him, pardon the pun. He loaned to working class folk, founded Bank of Italy for Italian immigrants, then the Bank of America
(choo's soviet style concrete apt building in background under flag ... more randomness)
Popular US history often overlooks remarkable people
(those with "other" sounding names)
American economic strength is "indebted" to him, pardon the pun. He loaned to working class folk, founded Bank of Italy for Italian immigrants, then the Bank of America
(choo's soviet style concrete apt building in background under flag ... more randomness)
Polarbearboy
Tokin' Away Since 1968
Grew up outside Boston. When I got my driver's license Horseneck Beach was my girlfriend and my favorite place. Water not too cold, like our other favorite sand-barred but icy cold Wingasheek in Glouchester, and always good waves for bodysurfing. Had the good fortune to live 8 years out in Ptown in the 1970s with beaches in every direction and 15 years in Duxbury, with the 11 mile long Duxbury beach. Now live in the White Mtns. and never go swimming or to the beach. Instead I drive up Mt. Washington on the AutoRoad, where there's still some snow in spite of too many 80+/90 degree days here.
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