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Saturday, 07 November 2009

  • 5:30 pm i realize that i am unusually bored.  not that i don't have anything to do, but instead, a burning desire to have fun, to be entertained, to do something out of the norm.  Oh you poor twisted, damned soul; the first thing you did was call Jason to see if he had any mini's.  No luck, bastard's in maui.  Next, called Janey for aid in the obtaining of beans. Again no luck, she's too fucked up to answer her phone.  not going to call nick; too risky to associate with him anymore....and i don't like the guy.  tsk tsk, my actions really reflect my darker side.  moving on, after realizing that "hanging out" with people is going to take some work i decided to go solo.  unfortunately, i had nothing planned; no preparations whatsoever so i had to resort to the cliche.  going to the movies (sigh).  i justified this decision with the following logic: if i wanted to something really fun i should have prepared better and i could do a little shopping on the way back.  so i saw Men who stare at goats.  it wasn't a bad movie and there was a really funny scene where a whole military base got dosed with acid (priceless ^^).  i WAS going to sneak into Zombieland but as i waited in the concession stand i thought to myself "I'm standing in a long ass line surrounded by random, faceless people and I'm about to buy a exceeding overpriced hot dog that tastes like shit.  afterwards i'm going to sit in a dark room for hours doing nothing, watching something that will hold no meaning for me a week from now.  i think my body is telling me to make an impulsive decision."

    so i decided to take a simple nightly walk around the city instead.  I sat down and watched fireworks in the park; which they do every week as i found out later.  i walked to the edge of some random pier and felt the salty, fishy wind.  it was a really nice walk, my favorite part was watching leaves bathed in the gold, incandescent lamp-posts lights.  sometimes it looks like the trees are made of gold, sometimes it look like they're on fire, sometimes they look like eco friendly guides marking the sidewalks when the world is too dark to see properly.

    when i came home, while i was dining on massive california rolls, i realized i forgot to go shopping.....FUCK!!!!! 

Friday, 06 November 2009

  • as she slowly submersed herself in the pond she said, "We don't ALL have a number on our heads ya know.  I hate that noise; the noise of planes lying to the grass."  she wasn't talking to me, that dead girl.  it seems only rarely am i the main character of my dreams.

Thursday, 05 November 2009

  • things i still require in order of importance

    pressure cooker
    perfection of the honey jar tek
    glove box
    a local source of vermiculite and brf
    hydrogen peroxide
    lysol wipes
    an effective disposal plan
    air pump (still unsure of importance at this point)
    thermometer/hygrometer
    desiccant
    scale

    Maximum cost: 250 


    I have to give up mj again though i love her so much.  when you're in love you're happy and that's the problem.  it's hard to shit done when you're happy all the time.  sure peace, love, rainbow, good shit all around, wow, i wish we were all hippies BUT ALAS got school, financial issues, general well-being, psychological evolution, not turning into a paranoid recluse; all of these are also quite pertinent (or so i'm led to believe).  when i blow out from this prolonged self captivity my body's going to hate me.  

Saturday, 31 October 2009

  • Honey/Dextrose Tek-
    Honey is added to 1/2 pint of water (tap water is ok). Just enough honey to cover the bottom of the jar. Dextrose works just as well. Success has been achieved with up to 15 grams of dextrose per 1/2 pint water. Dextrose has advantages because it doesn't carmelize when cooker for extended periods of time like honey. The jar is sealed and placed into pressure cooker. The jar lid remains loose and tin foil is placed over lid to keep contaminants out. The jar is then pressure cooked for 25-30 minutes. When pressure reaches atmospheric 0, the jar should then have its' lid tightened. The best way found so far of quickly cooling the jar is by simply placing it in the refrigerator. Letting them cool in the pressure cooker or on the counter has no advantages. Once the jar is cool to the touch, set the oven to 350-450F. Open the oven door immediately after turning the oven on. Otherwise you risk placing your materials on an extremely hot door. Turn the burner on the stove to high. Alcohol should be rubbed first on the needle then on the electrical tape covering the hole in the jar lid. It is suggested to use paper towels or cloths to rub alcohol. Cotton balls and Q-Tips tend to leave behind small strains of cotton. The needle of the spore syringe is put into the flame until it glows red and the tip glows white. When you are ready to innoculate, remove needle from flame and slowly push spore water through the needle until hissing is not longer heard. Have a small piece of electrical tape handy. Quickly plunge needle through electrical tape and hole in lid. Squeeze out 3 cc's of spore solution into the jar and immediately cover with spare piece electrical tape. Swirl water inside jar to distribute spores. Place in incubator. Growth should be noticed by 2nd or 3rd day if temperature and sterility conditions are met. Swirl water to re-distribute spores every 3 or 4 days. Depending on how long mycelium is allowed to grow, this solution will fill many syringes. To fill syringes, first sterilize them. 15 minutes in the pressure cooker should do it. They should not melt in the pressure cooker. Flame the needle, cool it with alcohol. Swirl cloud of mycelium in jar to break it up. Slide needle into hole in jar and flip jar upside down with needle in jar. Begin sucking out liquid. If mycelium blocks hole, push liquid out of syringe until hole is no longer blocked. Begin sucking liquid again until syringe is full. Repeat until satisfied. Syringes can be stored in refrigerator. If left in warm temperature, mycelial mass will continue to grow. This method converts 3cc's of spore solution into unlimited number of syringes of mycelium since the new syringes can be used to innoculate more jars of honey/dextrose water. Another advantage is that there is no need to wait for germination. The mycelial mass is ready to begin growing on substrate now!

Thursday, 22 October 2009

  • today there was a girl with a blue hoodie so blue.  Not sky blue, not midnight blue; just pure deep blue.  the purity, the unfathomable depth of this blue could not be brushed aside by all my prior memories of all the colors i've seen or imagined.  it was so blue.  i stared as long as politely for though i was mesmorized i didn't want the girl to feel uncomfortable.  she did me a great favor and to reply with rudeness would be wrong.  i wish i had a hoodie like that. 



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  • Magically_Delicious420
    @vicious_deliciousx - lol man i wish i was there. we'd pass out together frm all that dank. MMM i just ate sum pizza n it was the shiit. ha ha
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    @Magically_Delicious420 - DUDE!!! That sucks...to bad you aren't in alabama right now cuz i just got a SHIT TON of dank. it's sooo dank.........it's almost giving me a headache *passes out*.
  • Magically_Delicious420
    what it do? im mad bored right now. i smoked all my pot yesterday morning and now i have none...