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Red Diesel & Red Dragon

hell Pagan I'll drop it Tickety boo yup I can have some fun with that ,I.ll yell it out at darts after I shoot , I bet it takes a couple of times for it to register . first time they will say What the hell did he say . Second they would say WTF , and third they will laugh
 
I`d go with Gurt Lush myself. Tickety boo is more for `Everything`s tickety boo Sarge`...or...`done the rounds...everything`s tickety boo` as in fine and dandy (Though don`t confuse dandy with mandy-mandy being a Northern expression, which have totally opposite meanings!). Now with darts I`d be inclined to shout either `May the Gods of the Seven Syphilitic Hells dance upon you dried up desecrated, shriven old bones, you festering, heathen whores` or the more politically correct `Now that was gurt lush, ladies`...Hope that helps. Darts...good game but prefer 3`s & 5`s dominos myself or draughts....and I`m truly evil at backgammon...mawahahahahahahaha :D
 
Red Dragon pulled out of 12/12 tent, will light stress probably just tonight as a tad busy at moment and need to harvest tomorrow. Pic 1 shows mutant head on right side. Very nice buds, frosty up close and a pungent though not overpowering odour....sounds like a description of a lass I once knew :) Might show pic of mutant head post defoliating if heads remain on stem otherwise not. If I don`t then this will be last entry. As an aside the Red Diesel smells beautiful, like apples and is curing into tight dense buds....actually, will add pic...hang on......Right...Pic 2 another Red Dragon and Pic 3-5 shows Red Diesel curing. Pic 6 reminds me of magic mushroom picking in the Black Mountains in the 70`s-80`s (Deary overcast bleakness is spot on, that`s for sure. Bloody desolate place)....wished I`d had the spear, some of the local farmers could make things quite `entertaining`...happy memories...anyway, thanks for reading...hang loose :)
 

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It all looks quite good from here; congratulations on your harvest. I looked up the Black Mountains: that is where I want to retire. Absolutely breath-taking.
 
There`s a big difference between being slightly damp and thoroughly moist........or so I`ve been told....and the language sounds like kidney stones being chewed in a cement mixer. Mind you, I always fancied Texas myself...not sure why but probably cos it`s hot :)
 
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I find the Welsh accent charming and delightful, and you may have TX. I lived there for 18 years and I hated it.
 
Did you actually understand the Welsh language? To me they sound like they`re having an asthma attack whilst making the mating call of a rabid, mouth foaming ant eater but then I may be biased. I must admit it`s not the most pleasing dialect upon my ears, Southern Irish is much nicer in my opinion though I can`t understand a bloody word of it. And they`re tackless. I once went to a lecture by the Dalai Lama in Wales and this male voice choir sang `We`ll Keep A Welcome In The Hillside` which I thought was in poor taste considering where he was exciled from and that if he went anywhere near Tibet the welcome would be anything but warm but they were puffing and spluttering their way through it so who was I to moisten the moment :)
 
Pagan!!! What a sentiment to hold at a lecture by HRH Dalai Lama!!!!

I think Celtic languages are so beautiful. You are so jealous.
 
Not jealous, just years of listening to it with all the spit, foam and gurgling that goes along with it....never best to stand downwind otherwise, after a lengthy chat about someone`s mangy cat, you`d end up looking like a snowman :D
 
I'M IN LOVE!!!! I love how they talk!! I'ma watch and watch and watch until I can talk like that. Thank you so much, Pagan!!! You da best!!!!!!!
 
Red Diesel-Thought I`d add this as an extra. Second generation, grown from a cutting. Six weeks since flipped, about 3 from hairs really showing. She`s heavy bud wise and they are solid so far and sticky. The tell-tell Granny Smith smell is truly lovely and quite noticeable. Pic 1 when I rumbled supports were needed. Pic 2 afterwards. She drinks about a gallon every 3 odd days and is mellow on nutes. When I first tried the previous grow of this strain just after she dried I had to really hang in there. F##king strong or what. Man alive, she`s got a kick to the balls....:)
 

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