A little blurry but top photo the fuzzy outline of a calyx can be seen. Left side.
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. Its an army term for chipped beef and gravy on bread. Looks " shitty"…and the toast is the " shingle lol. It’s pretty tasty if its homeade.
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Thanks…will mark her. Have a few more I’ll likely need help with.
And yeah, SOS is great stuff when you can find it. Essentially ground beef with quite a bit of pepper and a cream gravy…served over toast…good stuff.
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@Upstate holy crap it’s a small world bro am I right!?! That’s impressive you were able to identify like that… lmao I want some of that bro!!! 70s feel… bloodshot eyes… hell yes!
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It is chipped beef not ground where I come from
@upstate if I put up a pic you can tell ?
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I actually think that Chipped beef on toast and SOS are two different things, tho maybe “cousins”.
In the Army, the true home of “SOS”, it was always hamburger.
I think in the civilian world, they tried to dress it up a bit and make it sound more presentable. When I got out of the service, many years ago, someone made Chipped Beef on Toast for me, and it was nothing at all like SOS. I almost couldn’t eat it.
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Very true. The term does come from the army. I think us civilians spruced up the recipe a little bit🤣
There’s probably northern and Southern versions.
Tell what?
Sex of,plant
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Yeah if you get a pic I can probably tell if they are far enough along.
Pretty sure GG5 is a male…
Who this guy on the last picture Jack Herer #4 @Lobstah?
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Had 7, just chopped 2, both were GG4…and out of the 7, those were the only GG’s I popped this round.
Guess I need to dig more of those out.