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http://www.shaman-australis.com/forum/inde...showtopic=15552 this article directly responds to that research

looks good, cheers

got a link for that growing under lights website rahli?

aight tepas recipe is pretty cool but infuture am going to make up a batch of milk then chuck a whole lot of icecream into it to make a thickshake out of it. did something similar to your recipe husk and its sitting in the fridge now. tastes good warm, going to see what its like cold, hopefully will solidify a bit (got it in patty cake paper things) as for cocoa i feel great with a fair bit of it in my diet. i also gotta recommend goji berries.after eating a truckload of goji berries and cocoa i feel mighty fine.

same company bought out stumbleupon and has shut down the "drugs" topic on it.

trying tepa's recipe right now. in the fridge getting ready for consumption. bitter = better IMHO dark chocolate over milky chocolate any day

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wrxb6TnX8LA

big fan of these. alan watts is a very entertaining and interesting dude.

http://ersson.sustainabilitylane.com/ articels on sustainable living http://weblife.org/cob/index.html building a cob.

http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0006-8071...TOR-enlargePage could try slightly splitting a cacti seedling introduce some mutagen.

cacti seeds are starting to germinate already. pretty stoked.

brilliant work dude very impressive

depends how confident you are in your grafting skills

cone pieces and stems will probably be illegal but thats a guess. you could sell brass cones for some other purpose perhaps. i guess we will see.

update for anyone making a similar setup. have had the lid slightly off and put a hole in the side. still warm in there but not steaming up anymore. dropped from an average of 35 to around 25 but thats all good IMHO. in regards to reflective surfaces been some good info shared in this thread, many thanks. that said im just gonna leave it as is for now. the white foam is pretty reflective.

yeah used to use bottom heat from computer monitor and that was pretty successfull if the ambient room temperature was warm enough (it wouldnt be at the moment) i guess i could rig it so the light is under a whole lot of these tubs but might just try sealing them in there first. it really warms up and would get quite humid in the tuppaware. and as for the airflow problem now its letting too much heat out. would it be okay to seal it through the day then once in a while each day open it up and allow some good exchange of air? might try that and a few small holes in the lid. cheers for comments and advice

yeah been finding bit too much steam with no air flow. rigged the light from the side and got the lid at an angle so there is a spot for air to go in and come out. will keep an eye on it for a while and see how that goes. cheers for advice. would like to try germinating seeds using a closed lid and perhaps a big tray of seeds. can get really hot and humid and then cold nights would cool it right down hopefully simulating desert conditions.

well trick was you could sell a stemless bong and legally it wasnt a bong. then you could just buy a stem seperately. loophole at least i think, here is SA we never had those laws

dude from freewheelin says the laws they are bringing in are gonna be harsh. 40 grand kinda fines for places selling em and they have closed up the loopholes like sale of stemless bongs. dunno if its like that for all states.

check the plumbing section and get some brass fittings perhaps. do you seriously need to make one though? you can still get them from round the place. eg there are some pipes for sale at the SAB store.

inquisition are pretty funny i am quite fond of this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk4_Bt0yNgw the punchline is completely unecessary, all the build up is hilarious though

bit of the Anticon lads being mentioned. went through a phase when i was right into em a while ago. they have some quality tracks. very original hiphop.

go for spanish south america and spain are places i would like to visit. i kinda dont like the french. though you could visit some places in africa, canada etc as well as france.

no idea. saw it in someones pic in an old post i think. wasnt ripped out of a shaver by the looks of it so it could be these "wilkins swords" you refer to will go to supermarket soon and grab some to try out. im also wondering what shape blade is theoretically best for grafts. does a curved, crescent like blade give a straighter cut? BTW dodie - the japs know how to make blades. your knife looks pretty cool. what was it originally for? never seen anything like it before.

this is pretty trippy