Indian Tadpole
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Going to be a while yet before I can get to the clutch. Prolonged attack of gouty arthritis. Gouty arthritis is best described as walking on sharp stones that are in a shoe two sizes too small when you weigh 400 pounds.
Doctor is now on the second cure since the first one didn't work. When the doctor looks concerned it's not good.
Steve.
Doctor is now on the second cure since the first one didn't work. When the doctor looks concerned it's not good.
Steve.
Thanks Rick.
He is indeed no comedian and nothing to laugh about. I hope this is the last time.
Steve.
He is indeed no comedian and nothing to laugh about. I hope this is the last time.
Steve.
Able to get up and around without a walker. Maybe two or three days before it's gone. At least I hope so. The doctor said it isn't necessarily diet caused and I don't eat or drink any of the trigger foods.
Just old age and bad luck?
Steve.
Just old age and bad luck?
Steve.
Momentous day here in Canada. Pot is now legal. You can "420" as much as you like. Guide lines follow smoking and drinking laws. Buy mail order or at a licensed dispensary.
You can carry 30 grams dry and 4 plants per household grown inside. Edibles and medicine are going to follow in a year for legal sales. No guide lines as yet for them. Purchase ages run from 18 to 21 depending on the province.
Prices differ province to province but will range between $8 and $16 an ounce depending on the product.
Steve.
You can carry 30 grams dry and 4 plants per household grown inside. Edibles and medicine are going to follow in a year for legal sales. No guide lines as yet for them. Purchase ages run from 18 to 21 depending on the province.
Prices differ province to province but will range between $8 and $16 an ounce depending on the product.
Steve.
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Mr. B,
It's been a whirlwind. Some of the provinces have about run out of supplies. Crazy what happens when you make something legal again. My parents often talked about what happened when prohibition ended. People drank themselves into a stupor like they were going to take it away again.
Steve.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...=MNKL9onYB_8&usg=AOvVaw34uTqAhawk1WpDk2XQ78_M
It's been a whirlwind. Some of the provinces have about run out of supplies. Crazy what happens when you make something legal again. My parents often talked about what happened when prohibition ended. People drank themselves into a stupor like they were going to take it away again.
Steve.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...=MNKL9onYB_8&usg=AOvVaw34uTqAhawk1WpDk2XQ78_M
I think you might have to be stoned to wear that sleeveless knit sweater!
Pale green, i wonder if it was made of hemp! LOL!
While checking that video out I saw this Gale & Dale sing the same tune, but it really does not fit on a Lawrence Welk Show at that time for it to have been sung there. Probably Welk at the time did not know what the words meant is what many said, but the introducer coughed a little while maybe trying to keep things calm. Very Spiritual .... maybe but not spirits libations, just the other, reefer.
At the end of the song Laurence Welk said it was a wonderful new spiritual. If only he knew the truth.
Steve.
Steve.
LOL!
I think he must of known, probably just pulling a fast one on the audience and maybe hoping for some underground hipster publicity...
Well Fellas, I think seeing that performance live on tv was the "gateway" to my new found spirituality at the time.!
Dan
Dan
Dan, do you mean there might have been a slim chance you were over the line while waiting at the railway station?
Steve.
Steve.
O.K. Better pull the train back on the tracks for the sake of the good folks who stopped in here to see the Indian Tadpole we were talking about.
I've been down in the garage today trying to remember just where I left off. It's bad enough that I leave myself notes if I know I'll be away for a while.
Velodrome came up with the answer to the problem when he built the clutch for his wonderful Flying Merkel. I'll put a link to it below. Wicked great building skills and eye for details.He added an arm to the clutch so the clutch lever wasn't so hard to pull.
I'm going to do the same thing but in a different way. I'll cut a ring from steel tubing to go around the clutch half that activates the clutch. I'll weld the arm to that and pin it to the clutch with two bolts. The rest will be like Velodrome did.
I'll have photo's up in a couple of days with any luck.
Steve.
Velodromes Flying Merkel,
https://motorbicycling.com/threads/1911-flying-merkel-single-build.60780/
I've been down in the garage today trying to remember just where I left off. It's bad enough that I leave myself notes if I know I'll be away for a while.
Velodrome came up with the answer to the problem when he built the clutch for his wonderful Flying Merkel. I'll put a link to it below. Wicked great building skills and eye for details.He added an arm to the clutch so the clutch lever wasn't so hard to pull.
I'm going to do the same thing but in a different way. I'll cut a ring from steel tubing to go around the clutch half that activates the clutch. I'll weld the arm to that and pin it to the clutch with two bolts. The rest will be like Velodrome did.
I'll have photo's up in a couple of days with any luck.
Steve.
Velodromes Flying Merkel,
https://motorbicycling.com/threads/1911-flying-merkel-single-build.60780/
