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The Acacia Strain @ Reggies Chicago

Often in Art Deco ornamentation, you see these naked, muscular men with heroic Greek faces, their muscles straining as they perform some physical task. These figures are usually cast in bronze or carved in stone, to symbolize their machine-like toughness.

 

Phallic symbols are also common in Art Deco ornamentation, but the less said about that, the better.

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on

 

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.

 

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.

 

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.

High cbd strain, I picked up this gram of Cannatonic from Elemental Wellness. Too tasty to touch.

 

 

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working on the last nerve

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Photographer: Matthew Pock

酒井 昭雄

April 4, 2015

Jacksonville, FL

10-30-08

NYC at The Fillmore

 

10-30-08

NYC at The Fillmore

 

10-30-08

NYC at The Fillmore

Santa Clara, Chiriqui, Panama. Less dense "grade B" beans get sorted out at the end.

I've been reading rants & raves about the Brandywine Sudduth-strain since I first started learning about tomato growing a few years ago. The one plant I grew last year was started very late and produced poorly. This one is from seed I saved from it. I also ordered new (pure) seed from Sandhillpreservation.com to be sure I had the genuine article in another bed.

November 19th, 2006

Worcester, Massachusetts - The Palladium

 

Through the Eyes of the Dead, From A Second Story Window, The Acacia Strain, Light This City

 

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April 28th, 2006

Worcester, Massachusetts - the Palladium

 

The Acacia Strain, Through the Eyes of the Dead, Dead to Fall, Cephalic Carnage, From a Second Story Window, Suicide Silence, Ed Gein, Ligeia, Today I Wait

 

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For a full collection of my photography check out my website at: www.lanimilbus.com

Changing a set of switches...north of cricklewood station.

The Intersection Front Lounge, Grand Rapids Michigan, Spring 2012

Generation #2 about to be harvested off the bottom of the carboy.

A view of the straining tower taken from the dam wall. The water is filtered here before onward transmission to Merseyside.

The Acacia Strain

@ Palladium

Hollywood, CA

July 31, 2010

 

All photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on

 

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.

 

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.

 

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.

April 4, 2015

Jacksonville, FL

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on

 

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.

 

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.

 

The Acacia Strain, live at Chain Reaction on 6.14.08.

We are straining the whey out of the curds.

Baltimore Soundstage 10/3/18

Strain; PBR a penis envy hybrid! 📱 303-591-1960

April 4, 2015

Jacksonville, FL

I couldn't find a "proper strainer" so I'm using a flour sack towel to strain them. I'll have to do this in two batches though because there are just so many grapes. Shame they all ripened at once! I do love the colors, really that's one of the things I love about making jams..and now jelly :)

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