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I love the King Palm goji wraps. They taste good. They're made of berries. It's neat. I can't traditionally roll to save my life, but I can make goji cones and pack over a gram in them. I gotta get some more flavors.

Please don't write off all country music as being like this.

S.G. Goodman

Kaia Kater

Melissa Carper

Iris Marlowe

Orville Peck

Little Mazarn (a guaranteed religious experience every time for me; cannot recommend enough)

H.C. Mcentire/Mount Moriah

Amy Ray

Grace Givertz

Amythyst Kiah

Carson McHone

Creekbed Carter Hogan

Adeem the Artist

Charlotte Cornfield

Sierra Ferrell

Jaimee Harris

Mckain Lakey

Diane Cluck (more folksy, but my unofficial shaman makes the list)

This is an incredibly short and incomplete list of country and folk music that isn't right wing garbage. I don't even personally listen to many of the more mainstream alternative country options. I listen to some amount of all of these people. I love love love folk and country music, and there are musicians out there making it just for me these days. Just avoid radio play garbage, and you'll find that most forms of Americana are super gay and progressive.

Having a significant affinity for any part of the body is paraphilia. Boobs and ass are no more complete women than feet. They're all stand ins for whole women and sexual experiences. They're all libido cues for different people for different reasons. As someone with all of these parts, male sexual fixation feels the same regardless. I don't see a meaningful difference and usually can't tell what part of my body people are staring at.

The horrific opportunity cost inherent to having a billionaire class.

Blood Diner, because it's actually about a trans man who helps his dead uncle become his living aunt. It's easy to lose track of the fact that this is a movie about two transitions in the chaos of the ancient blood cult, vegan diner that serves human meat, wrestling with Jimmy Hitler, and all that, but it's all in there. Blood Diner was decades ahead of its time. I watch it a few times a year. Watch it as a double feature with Frankenhooker and pretend they're modern experimental indie movies. Frankenhooker is a feminist masterpiece.

Are you just taking pure thc distillate edibles? You could try RSO/FECO for a more full spectrum edible if so. I also find that CBN make me feel substantially more intoxicated than just thc by itself. I usually maintenance my tolerance by skipping edibles and more strictly smoking for sleep near bedtime. I've been able to keep it both high and stable for several months now.

Tbh I use them for the herbal blends. My tolerance is sky high, and the thc/cbd in them doesn't mean much to me. But I had some productive days with the Go pills in my system, some talkative nights with the Chills. And my wife really likes the Love pills, which comes with its own set of benefits for me >_> But we usually carry the Ratio line too, which is better for microdosing: smaller cannabinoid doses and no herbals.

My advice is don't even try to roll them traditionally. Without putting in any weed, wet one of the short sides and roll it tightly around the tip. Try to keep it cone shaped and wide, but I had success widening mine with the back end of a sharpie. Let it dry like that, and the wet rolled portion will stick together well enough to fill it like a pre-made cone. I cut a plastic straw into a sort of scooping and loading tool and used my sharpie to pack it. I went from "I don't roll because my hands are stupid" to the goji queen because these let me use process and procedure to get around my lack of fine motor skills <_<

They're relatively new. I wanted to try the mango ones, but they sold out fastest. And I'm cheap af, so I'm gonna wait for them to come back to where I get an employee discount. I think we still have some banana ones.

Just my cat. She likes to sleep with her head all twisted around in her hands. She is long and grey and likes tunnels and hiding, though.

Yeah, they make a paste of berries into a thin, smokable sheet. They smell like a fruit roll up, are very soft and supple, and tend to be weirdly cool to the touch. The ones we got in at my dispo are all flavored, but they have a natural option online. I guess they still taste like goji berry, but they don't add anything else.

That's clearly a dadaist art project.