Greenpoint Seeds

[1oldfart]

I don't understand humans sometimes.

i know the feeling!

 

[H.A.F.]

I have to agree with you there.
Even more will wake up when they get their "draft papers" soon.
Do you still have to register for the draft in today's America?

I am pretty sure males still have to sign up for selective service once they hit 18, but there hasn't been a draft since just after the Vietnam war. It's like a potential draft list should the need arise.

 

[H.A.F.]

Not sure a draft would be a bad thing though. mandatory learning of responsibility - and consequences for failing in those responsibilities. Wanna talk getting woke up Damn! LOL

 

[1oldfart]

I am pretty sure males still have to sign up for selective service once they hit 18, but there hasn't been a draft since just after the Vietnam war. It's like a potential draft list should the need arise.

yep thats how they see it happening

 

[Weedkiller]

I've always said every American should go through boot camp, especially these kids today

 

[Slowdrawl]

I have to agree with you there.
Even more will wake up when they get their "draft papers" soon.
Do you still have to register for the draft in today's America?

I am pretty sure males still have to sign up for selective service once they hit 18, but there hasn't been a draft since just after the Vietnam war. It's like a potential draft list should the need arise.

Boot camp....I remember it well!!
I was in the last draft 1972 that was inducted into the Vietnam war....51 was my lucky number.
They had one more draft the next year, but they had started troop withdraws in Mar 73 so no one was inducted.

For me boot camp was a breeze, at that point I could easily knock out hundreds of pushups and run all day long, they tested me a lot!!
It was tough on the over weight guys, those that couldn't make the cut got sent to Shirley Temple school.
Which meant another run of basic training for them.

Not that many joining up at that point with having over 50,000 of our GIs killed already.
Our company had mostly draftees and ex cons, we were the arm pit of FT Leonard Wood!
The government was offering prisoners that had a year left to serve a 2 year stint in the army instead.
I'd say 1/4 of our company were ex cons, lot of bad attitudes.

I remember well the day we got our orders for AIT placement, mine was FT Lee Virginia.
I wanted to jump up and down knowing if I got sent there it would be as a quartermaster position not a grunt.
But looking around at some of my buddies long faces told me it was FT Polk Louisiana for them, first step to a long plane ride!

 

[greenpointseeds]

Fuck Greenpoint Seeds. Go to Seedlys. Greenpoint Seeds is not real anymore.

 

[Hotwired]

Fuck Greenpoint Seeds. Go to Seedlys. Greenpoint Seeds is not real anymore.

I agree

 

[seedlys]

Greenpoint no longer supplies Heisenbeans genetics. Last I heard, they were trying to get someone to teach them how to make their own seeds, because Heisenbeans after years and years of making their seeds, no longer does.

 

[seedlys]

Oh come on.....
Tony gu is a great guy..
Hes made his millions from all that hard work he puts into this plant we all love..
Hes one of the leaders in weed scene...

Be funny if Desantis in Florida wood shut his ass down..

That’s one of the funniest things I’ve heard in a long time—because it’s true. I was there for all of it. When he ticked off JJ from NYC. When he nearly got sued for naming his strains after Native American icons like Sitting Bull. He made millions off the backs of others. No sugarcoating it.

 

[TerpyTyrone]

Boot camp....I remember it well!!
I was in the last draft 1972 that was inducted into the Vietnam war....51 was my lucky number.
They had one more draft the next year, but they had started troop withdraws in Mar 73 so no one was inducted.

For me boot camp was a breeze, at that point I could easily knock out hundreds of pushups and run all day long, they tested me a lot!!
It was tough on the over weight guys, those that couldn't make the cut got sent to Shirley Temple school.
Which meant another run of basic training for them.

Not that many joining up at that point with having over 50,000 of our GIs killed already.
Our company had mostly draftees and ex cons, we were the arm pit of FT Leonard Wood!
The government was offering prisoners that had a year left to serve a 2 year stint in the army instead.
I'd say 1/4 of our company were ex cons, lot of bad attitudes.

I remember well the day we got our orders for AIT placement, mine was FT Lee Virginia.
I wanted to jump up and down knowing if I got sent there it would be as a quartermaster position not a grunt.
But looking around at some of my buddies long faces told me it was FT Polk Louisiana for them, first step to a long plane ride!

Thanks