Kind of bass ackwards. You have to be high to think that bagged store bought gravy is worth any more than a garnish for dog food. You wouldnt be high until after you made that mistake, and you cant feed this to the dog.BEST. PRODUCT. EVER.
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And YES, it is real. For those of us in states with rational cannabis laws.
Although you have a point, if I were making thanksgiving dinner for my extended family, I would just make real gravy and add the powder as a thickener instead of flour or corn starch. Problem solved. Guests happy. Very happy.Kind of bass ackwards. You have to be high to think that bagged store bought gravy is worth any more than a garnish for dog food. You wouldnt be high until after you made that mistake, and you cant feed this to the dog.
I dont make crappy gravy which is why my family is happyAlthough you have a point, if I were making thanksgiving dinner for my extended family, I would just make real gravy and add the powder as a thickener instead of flour or corn starch. Problem solved. Guests happy. Very happy.
The alternative perspective is this: Would you put up w/ crappy gravy in order to ensure a happy family?
That is funny. Never seen it before.
I assume those are rubber? But I don't know what they are...
Yeah, infused cheese and crackers or hors d'oeuvres(I admit I had to look up the correct spelling) would be more appropriate...or you could do like most of my family and just go smoke a joint or a couple of bong hits before dinner.Kind of bass ackwards. You have to be high to think that bagged store bought gravy is worth any more than a garnish for dog food. You wouldnt be high until after you made that mistake, and you cant feed this to the dog.
Yeah. I'm pretty sure that you don't want to know.I assume those are rubber? But I don't know what they are...
Ha! OK, I did some Googling... I was aware of the procedure, but hadn't seen the implements like that.Yeah. I'm pretty sure that you don't want to know.
Or, just eat dinnerYeah, infused cheese and crackers or hors d'oeuvres(I admit I had to look up the correct spelling) would be more appropriate...or you could do like most of my family and just go smoke a joint or a couple of bong hits before dinner.
I assume those are rubber? But I don't know what they are...
Interesting engraving on the tool too......It does make you wonder......Ha! OK, I did some Googling... I was aware of the procedure, but hadn't seen the implements like that.
Castration Ring Applicator
Designed for rubber ring application Comfortable grip Lightweight Suitable for use on sheep, cattle or goats Reccommended for use within 7 days of birth After the first week of life it is not permitted to apply rubber rings for castration or tailing of lambs Castration of calves must be carried...www.wynnstay.co.uk