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Remember when I would have started telling people to go fuck themselves back in the day. The good old days.

Dont worry Atomixwx.

No it's you buddy.

Happy appy joy joy .

I feel like an angel in the forum these days. How the world changes .

I just noticed the above is a product of China.

I just noticed the above was funded by by the National Natural Science Foundation of China. I mistakenly assumed it was Japanese.

This was made available online back in July, but still a good read on solar phases and there effects on enso cycles. Alot of the info is beyond my current understanding at this point but my thinking is the more weather educated fellows will appreciate it. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674283423000831#:~:text=The current ascending phase of,et al.%2C 2023).

This was made available online back in July, but still a good read on solar phases and there effects on enso cycles. Alot of the info is beyond my current understanding at this point but my thinking is you more weather educated fellows will appreciate it. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674283423000831#:~:text=The current ascending phase of,et al.%2C 2023).

No it's in Messier 87 . It's the forcast for the dark side of a tidally locked planet called Moose Biscuits that orbits a white dwarf called Bullshiter one.

Thickest hotdog north of the Mason Dixon so says Nanny.

Do I win anything other than a hotdog ?

Disappointed I saw the only flakes today . It only lasted 2 mins tops at the very onset around 6:45 am.

First flakes of the season here about 15 minutes ago Sleet here atm in New cumberland.

Winter cold and snow canceled forever is great news. No more frostbutt for this fellow. https://youtu.be/pj705DvCSxg?si=zswHR8M3DAMuuO9B

Apparently none of you have ever been to a MA dance party.

What I got from it was channel 69 said its not to be believed and anything outside of 10 days should be ignored.

Bring it on. I'll take it. Guy approves

Humidity is strain, cola size, and light sorce dependent .I realize It's hard to control in most greenhouse setups but 38% is to low at any stage under any light for an extended period of time. Terpenes and flavonoids volatilize below 50% even before the chop. Just a day or two at 38% probably won't effect quality much though. After harvest 38% is a massive no no. 50% to 55% under hps, and natural light in late flower. 55%-60% under LED. 24 years, 365 days a year coco coir and organic chelate experience. If your getting mold between 50% to 60% the plant has poor mold resistance.

Not sure what phone you have, but on an android pull up the pic you want to post and select the pencil icon. Then click on the three dots on the bottom right. Then select resize, and reduce the image 20 to 50% depending on how large it already is.

The Osage orange trees also dropped crazy amounts of horse apples this year.

I wasn't able to read the article. I definitely believe that many plants and animals telegraph adverse long rang conditions, but mast years for nuts and pine cones are attributed to prior winters being mild. A mast year for nuts was expected throughout much of the eastern US this year. Nut and drupe trees including the oak will abort there nuts and drupes ( walnuts) early during drought conditions . I made a comment a few weeks about it not being as historically dry as people and paper claim for most areas that I'm sure many roled there eyes at. The nuts, drupes and pine cones in mast would not be if it was truly historically dry .

I see you have eusb German shepherd too. So much friendlier and manageable than there working class counterparts. I chose eusb because of there cold hardiness compared to other gsd's. What do you grow your field corn to feed?

https://youtu.be/8vjXcqbowmk?si=x-g1Wp1ao24oFGnx Another very informative video lecture about the PDO and PNA

https://youtu.be/l95VZBZU2ZM?si=CtYligCldOVlgRgv A really informative, hour long educational discussion video on El nino and NAO teleconnections and there affects on winter weather with a lot of emphasis on the Mid-Atlantic.