X-Git-Url: https://feistymeow.org/gitweb/?p=feisty_meow.git;a=blobdiff_plain;f=infobase%2Ffortunes.dat;fp=infobase%2Ffortunes.dat;h=8d4b4610f7c90ddb6db2055232336cac2e17a56b;hp=26b6969c02b7349b822a494c4ff13f44fced6fd8;hb=aaee69abbe193c8d459ccfd349e7926ba2f6072c;hpb=d8683db99ed4e0e41580784f0e6bbd188503d863 diff --git a/infobase/fortunes.dat b/infobase/fortunes.dat index 26b6969c..8d4b4610 100644 --- a/infobase/fortunes.dat +++ b/infobase/fortunes.dat @@ -44032,3 +44032,43 @@ bitches." i apologize for her language, but that's what she said. -- fred t. hamster ~ +vape temperature mantra for cannabis +(also a haiku if you don't pronounce the numbers...) + + things are tastiest, + celsius degrees ranging 164 -> 228, + dank vaporizer. + + get lightly toasted 164+, + proceed on to half baked at 180+, + way fully baked at 200+. + + dude, know when it's cooked, + never go over 230 ever, + we vape you long time. + -- fred t. hamster +~ + I found I was able to get a lot of tension off my shoulders by almost +"outing" myself in the press in that way, in very early circumstances. So +I wasn't going to get people crawling out the woodwork saying [seedy, muck- +raking voice]: "I'll tell you something about David Bowie that you don't +know..." I wasn't going to have any of that. I knew that at some point I +was going to have to say something about my life. And, again, Ziggy enabled +me to make things more comfortable for myself. There was an excitement that +the age of exploration was really finally here. Which is what I was going +through. It perfectly mirrored my lifestyle at the time. It was exactly what +was happening to me. There was nothing that I wasn't willing to try, to +explore and see if it was really part of my psyche or my nature. I was +terribly exploratory in every way, not just culturally but sexually and... +God, there was nothing I would leave alone. Like a--it's a terrible pun, +but--like a dog with a bone, I suppose! So I buried it! + The quote has taken on far more in retrospect than actually it was at the +time. I'm quite proud that I did it. On the other hand I didn't want to +carry a banner for any group of people, and I was as worried about that as +the aftermath. Being approached by organisations. I didn't want that. I +didn't feel like part of a group. I didn't like that aspect of it: this is +going to start overshadowing my writing and everything else that I do. +But there you go. + -- David Bowie, in Mojo, July 2002 +~ +