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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2018 Aug 19, 4:43pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2018 Aug 19, 4:43pm
You have a thoughtful wife. Looks OK. You might find simila pride in growing ganja. Cheap wine pick: 2014 Marchesi di Barolo del Monferrato Maraia. Jammy!
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Patrick
2018 Aug 19, 4:45pm
Patrick
2018 Aug 19, 4:45pm
Thanks! It was just a week ago that I mashed them, and drinking it tonight.
Wish I could easily rotate those pictures to be the right way. Can't add style sheets because I've disallowed them.
Wish I could easily rotate those pictures to be the right way. Can't add style sheets because I've disallowed them.
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Patrick
2018 Aug 19, 4:52pm
Patrick
2018 Aug 19, 4:52pm
Ah, this did it:
mogrify -rotate 90 IMG_0725.JPG
If they still look sideways to you, you have to clear your browser's cache to reload them.
mogrify -rotate 90 IMG_0725.JPG
If they still look sideways to you, you have to clear your browser's cache to reload them.
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Tenpoundbass
2018 Aug 19, 4:58pm
Tenpoundbass
2018 Aug 19, 4:58pm
Very Cool! I've seen a lot of people plant grapes in South Florida but don't know of any that has harvested Grapes from it.
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RC2006
2018 Aug 19, 5:39pm
RC2006
2018 Aug 19, 5:39pm
I have three huge vines summer royal, flame, and champagne. Your yard looks kind of wild you should turn it into a permaculture food forest.
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RC2006
2018 Aug 19, 5:48pm
RC2006
2018 Aug 19, 5:48pm
I'm sure there are grapes that would grow there. TPB you should grow black pepper (piper nigrum) I've been given plants from Florida but I don't have the humidity, though now I have my greenhouse working pretty good might try again.
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Ceffer
2018 Aug 19, 11:30pm
Ceffer
2018 Aug 19, 11:30pm
It's Patnet Pruno! Don't think it will make the Napa ten best list anytime soon.
Maybe a panel of ex-cons from San Quentin will give it a five star rating.
You need to start learning how to make Yam Wine for cannibal anarchy.
Maybe a panel of ex-cons from San Quentin will give it a five star rating.
You need to start learning how to make Yam Wine for cannibal anarchy.
And it's OK, quite tart and yeasty, but that makes sense because it's not aged at all, and I probably overdid the yeast. But has a pleasant freshness to it as well.