Looking 
good @THCeed!
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Man that LGSTK really took of week 4 and she is now the tallest plant in my grow. Man if I had this one out earlier shed be a real life monster
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Looking very happy. Just wait until it flowers. Big colas.
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I m excited. I got a bunch of ideas for the next grow. Hows the high from this strain? I always forgwt to ask you.
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I am not the right guy to ask that question. LOL
Maybe @CanuckistanPete would be better to ask.
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I ll send him a message. Was always curious and I always forget to askâŚ
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Itâs really nice.
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Gotta love how theyâve changed the colour scheme to induce more fear, eh?
Last week they showed Vancouver Island in all red, like we were about to ignite⌠It was for a high of 17C, in June 
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HmmmâŚ
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Behavioral Therapists using thier powers for evil? No ⌠tell me more.
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Personally, Iâm trying to find a time over the last 400,000 years when the temp wasnât changing đ¤ˇ. Or when an increase in CO2 led a temp change, it always seems to follow a temp increase.
Iâm sure thatâs just a coincidence though⌠400,000 years of coincidence, lol.
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Interesting chart. While we can debate cause and effect that correlation is incredibly strong.
The article below tears into the graph above. I havenât the expertise in climate science to argue either way.
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I dig your style, @Bert .
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Interesting article, for sure⌠Had to read a few parts more than once, lol.
While issue can be taken with the article, it still doesnât cover my original point, Iâm still trying to find a time when the climate hasnât been changing 
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He is a pretty decent character in my books.
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A small rock, floating in the middle of space. I am not sure what could be happening.
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I agree with that point. At times the whole earth has been frozen. At others times itâs been all hot. There are long cycles with shorter cycles within them. 400,000 years isnât long enough to show these larger trends like snowball earth, etc.
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The weather is crazy and over vast amounts of time have changed considerably. We can speculate, guess, even use science we think is solid( then in 20 years find it wrong), but as far as the past if not recorded is a guess. Then arguments can be made for H.A.A.R.P. I like what @thceed said tiny rock flying through endless space and time. I think people forget that 200 years seems long to us but as universe is concerned is a second in time.
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