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Red Diesel & Red Dragon

Now that was weird....I just realised as I was typing that Israel by Siouxsie and the Banshees was playing in the background
 
I prefer to avoid any organized or institutionalized "religion." I worship nature and try to practice kindness as my religion.
 
A very worthy viewpoint without any doubt and very commendable. World would be a better place if more people did :)
 
I was raised as a catholic but follow my Native heritage as a Native American I believe that we are all children of god but the difference is I believe that every other living thing is one of my relations be it a very distant cousin but if every thing is my relation I tend to treat everything with respect and kindness except chipmunks kill those little f ers (only kidding)as long as they dont kill my plants they can live in piece I have some very fat chipies and squirrels in with the chickens
 
Where I live, I hear a lot of beautiful bird calls. In the early morning darkness, I hear the owls hoot. Throughout the day, I hear the crows cackle with their woundrous "cah-caaaw"; many other birds talk back and forth to each other in their amazing variety of calls and chirps. Some of them repeat the same call back and forth endlessly, it seems. I love to listen to the birds talk. So intelligent they are.
 
I used to live in cities and then I moved out to the sticks and couldn`t sleep as it was so quiet. Now I find cities far too unpleasant, dirty and noisy and the sounds of the countryside much nicer. Wouldn`t go back not even if I was in a zombie apocalypse, was one of the muttering undead and the last fresh brains huddled behind stockades there.
 
Pagan, as you've pointed out before, the British would dispatch the zombies quickly and efficiently. We'd be stuck shooting ourselves in the foot...
 
No; you all would be fine on that continent; we, however, would be doomed. Just hope zombies never learn to swim.
 
Zombies don`t swim but water/ seas do not pose a problem for them. I take the issue of zombie infestation very seriously and have my broadswords ready to rent and cleave when the day doth dawn
 
Well, first off I`d like to just post a warning about the Ice Breaker strain...twice now in a row she has developed bananas just prior harvest and previous growths have been unstable. Often given away as a freebie which is fine but over 16 notes per seed I`d suggest other more reliable strains. Talking about that though we come to my beloved mutant grow aka Red Dragon...getting close to harvest, some amber showing and festooned with trichs (I love that word but say it like fest-ooooooooooonnnnnnned like Fraser from Dad`s Army-great entertainment-We`re Doomed...Doomed I Tell Ya...Doomed :) ) anyway Pic 1 is how squat my little dumpling is and Pic 2 shows the 3-in-1 bud head :)
 

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@alltatup...I was on this site I run and I was talking to this Jutes/ Anglo-Saxon battle re-enactor (Bit of a mouthful but he can put 150+ lads onto a re-enacted battle against Norse lads and is much in demand in ye ole clouting each other over the head demonstrations, etc. Seen some of his footage and it is very entertaining as I can always find him in the midst of the mangled shieldwalls grinning away like an overly excited maniac :D :D :D. Lucky sod...very envious )and used the expression `scadoodle toot sweet` and I thought of you insofar as it`s something he`d know immediately like `tickety-boo` and wondered if those words were common in your neck of the woods :)
 
Pagan, all of that is strictly UK slang; we use none of those terms across the Atlantic. Our casual or slang is entirely different. No blokes or sods over here--just dudes and guys. No re-enactments of Viking battles; Americans are only entertained by football. No one would be caught dead saying Scadoddle, and I'm afraid to ask what a tickety boo is; please don't tell me. The term is altogether terrifying.
 
Means everythings fine, ok...tickety boo. Anyway, you have your civil war re-enacters. Great folks those. Tickety-boo`s a great word. You should casually drop it in to a conversation now and again to give it an exotic, foreign feel. Would make you sound mysterious with a hint of danger :)
 
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