Köszönöm!
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This. All day!
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M , Margot…she’s got some career left.
F , Megan while she Fs Teyana before she gets the K.
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That order.
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You never hear girls say the fart-bong thing lol 
Like what if Megan fox sucked a fart outta your butt. Turn off?
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WTF? Beszels magyarul?
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Egen, beszelek kis magyarul. Like KIS kis…as in I’m almost out of vocabulary. I’m 3rd generation with family from Miskolc.
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Well I damn sure would not give her a big ole frenchie 
Well hey, sailor. Miss you bub. South looks good on you.
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That is very cool. Back when I was a god-fearing fool I served a mission for the Mormon church. I lived in Hungary for two years. Awesome experience and very difficult language but I learned it pretty well. Been back a couple times and really love the country still. Even had some Hungarian trimmers at the pad in Mendocino.
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Fuck Megan
Man idk
Killing teyana (I don’t like short hair) piping Megan cause you know her cooter stinks after fucking with mgk. Marring Margot cause she looks like a horse and a frog sort of so you know she gives super slurpy.
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I marry em all and fuck none
I am a man of elegance
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I’ve been having trouble with cloudy slabs for a a couple months now. I have read the thread on “cloudy slabs” but don’t get the direct answer I’m looking for. I’ve been using CRY for my media. I’ve tried other media recipes and keep getting these cloudy slabs. Any idea why else I can do to get clear/stable not cloudy slabs?
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Cloudy always leans towards lipids or moisture in my experience, with early sugaring being a third cause sometimes.
Zeolite and clays are great processing materials but those first two concerns can remain a problem despite using media. This is one reason to bake your media regardless of type. Are you keeping cold enough conditions during extraction to avoid picking up fats & waxes?
If the slabs sugar up after a while then you might actually be suffering from success. Purifying material to a high level and doing a low and slow purge can definitely crystallize your slabs.
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What’s the ph of magsil pr?
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What’s your new website for your project gonna be called or is it going to be a carbon chemistry teaching expansion
9 if I remember correctly
I believe it’s in the MSDS
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Mid 8s I believe. They would know more precisely at the shop.
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