Time for me to call it for the night too.
Good night my friends!
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I’ll be hitting the rack when the pain lets me lol usually around 12
@MoBilly Rest easy cuz!
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Pretty sure Im out likes
Tomorrow we see the sunrise again fellas
Till then 
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I hope you have luck tonight brother.
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Happy Dayz… Say hello to the Fonz!
Have a great Monday, Good to see you smiling @MoBilly 
Smells like peanut butter in here!
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Looks good @MoBilly. Like someone already mentioned spinning it in the bag will get excess water out of it. I also will let it sit on a 25 micron sheet. with a couple paper towels under it for 10 - 15 mins before chopping it up and putting it in the freezer.
You can get the 25 micron sheets off Amazon cheap.
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Do you think I should purchase and pop some Jelly Breath beans? Cross a good male JB and a Peanut Butter Breath.
PB&JB anyone?
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lol one of my sons has a couple pitbulls, he named one Peanutbutter and the other jelly
PB&J is one of our favorite ‘go - to’ midnight snacks
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Well, he’s creative. lol
That sounds exactly like something my daughter would do.
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All I could do was SMH lol but he came by the love of PB&J honestly, lol inherited it from mom n me!
Also, to be fair, the dogs DO remind ya of the namesake lol one is a peanut butter color, while the other is almost the purple overtone of Grape jam/jelly
Boy and girl, of course lol
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You guys are into the Pit breed quite a bit it seems. They can be great dogs when raised by the right people but a lot of potential for heartbreak in the wrong hands.
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The ‘Nanny dog’ can be some of the sweetest pups you’ll ever find!
Our Rotties and pitbulls are damn good dogs, loving, smart, playful
Also, spoiled rotten!! 
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Tell some people that Pits in Europe are called Nanny dogs and they’ll look at you like you just fell off a turnip truck.
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That was their nickname for many years, they truly are ‘nannys’ lol
I’m sure there’s places they still call em that
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I tried to take a mix (Pit and Chocolate Lab) in years back. This SOB at six months old tried to kill every dog we had, males and females. I couldn’t get that aggressive behavior under control.
He was great with people but anything else, he wouldn’t quit till it’s dead.
I’m a good hand with dogs and owned some powerful animals but this boy just enjoyed killing.
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Yeah, the treatment they get at first is important in how they become
That sux to hear cuz
I’ve always owned big dogs, only had one that was ‘bad’, rescued a 1yr old English Sheepdog, that boy just wanted to bite everyone, including me! Big ‘no-no’
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Makes you wonder what was done to that olde english to bring out that kind of aggression. They are naturally a pretty docile breed with a whole lot of bark and not much bite.
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I haven’t shown any pics of the Frankenstein in a while so here you go @JohnnyPotseed and everyone else. lol
I had to tie everything up on the seeded girl. The buds were on the way to the floor. I’m starting to see a lot more cloudy trichomes on her too.
The reversed one will be chopped and the seeds harvested very soon. I’m thinking before the weekend. A lot of the seeds are mature but I see a bunch that could use some more time to be certain that they are ready. Since a few others have some about ready as well, I feel like I should be patient if at all possible. lol
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I think I said this before, but why waste all the time & labor you put into something by trying to rush it at the end? It just doesn’t compute lol they’re ready when they’re ready, mother nature isn’t in a rush and us mere mortals gotta take it as she dishes it!
BTW… Them gals are pretty cuz!
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Yep, and you were right then too.
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