 Friends         | I never make mistakes. I once thought I did, but I was wrong.  spellcheck to Zizzyphus: if I'm not in the room, I'm getting ready...it is 8:52 my time... back in 10 7 days ago • Report • Link 0 
Zizzyphus: I'm sorry, I didn't get the message. I went to bed. way too early. 6 days ago • Report 0  AvalancheLily: I noticed that your new strain is predominately THCa... "The most exciting potential for THCA might be found in an Austrian study, which proved an ability to protect dopaminergic neurons against cell death (translation: this aspect of weed can actually protect your brain). This could have huge impact on those afflicted with Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases. THCA shows promise towards acting as an anti-spasmodic and aiding in the destruction of diseased cells (which could help combat cancer) as well. THCA has also garnered a reputation for help with muscle soreness among athletes. While this adds credence to the cannabinoid’s anti-inflammatory and pain relief prowess, the popularity might be more closely connected to the incorrect persistent myth that THCA will not show up on a drug test. Not only will it show up on a drug test, because our bodies have the ability to turn THC back into TCHA after being processed by the liver, it’s one of the primary things looked for on a drug test. Make sure this isn’t a factor when you’re shopping." View all 4 posts Zizzyphus: Astronomers spot potential first evidence of new planet being born https://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/may/20/astronomers-spot-likely-first-evidence-of-a-new-planet-being-born-ab-aurigae?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=twt_b-gdnnews&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1590000689  Lughna5: Oh my gosh, so pretty! I used to see them occasionally when I lived in PA. I love watching birds, especially ones that aren't seen on a regular basis. Glad you posted this! View all 4 posts  Sunny B Blessed: I'd steal that face mask if I saw that ... people need them and don't have them. And not everyone knows how to sew! Zizzyphus: A large earthquake was reported in the South American country of Colombia Tuesday afternoon, shaking buildings in the capital, Bogota. The U.S. Geological Survey said the 6.0 magnitude quake struck at 2:03 p.m. EST, and was centered some 100 miles south of Bogota near the town of Lejanias. It struck at a depth of 6.2 miles. Sixteen minutes later, a 5.8 aftershock was measured nearby, the USGS also said.
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