MisterTee

Too many coincidences for this to be kosher.

@SamuiGrower...

Many thanks for that concise explanation of coconut oil's role in transmission.

10 hours ago, bamnutsak said:

How did you arrive at your recipe?

 

How do you consume your "extract"?

 

Can you add more safe alcohol at the end of the process, after fast cooling, in order to kill the botrytis and powdery mildew?

 

 

Trial and error mostly.

The addition of coconut oil was for its supposed quality of helping the extraction process along with the ethyl alcohol.

Cocoa powder and sugar was to mask... as much as possible... the somewhat unpleasant taste of ganja combined with the nasty taste of ethyl alcohol.

The result has been notably successful.

A potent semi-sweet chocolate paste is produced that can be consumed in all sorts of ways.

My only problem is keeping it without having it spoil on me.

Lately I've had success boiling down 20% THC bud with ethyl alcohol (95%) combined small amounts of coconut oil, Mekhong Whiskey, cocoa powder (Van Houten's), and a little sugar. 

The herb is decarbed in my toaster oven, then ground and sifted. The other ingredients are added and put on low heat for a slow boil that reduces it to a paste in less than an hour.

My question concerns long-term storage.

Even in a tightly closed container I have had a white fungus-like growth form on the top, just on the surface. Storage temps were warm to hot.

Any information about proper ways to keep the stuff would be much appreciated.

No-see-ums... Ceratopogonidae.

11 hours ago, heybruce said:

Trump didn't save NATO.  Putin did, by reminding NATO why it was necessary.

...to the MIC.

   There, completed it for you.

A perverted request if there ever was one.

My formerly high estimation of him has sunk by half.

Can't sick people control their impulses?

Maybe not.

Socialism + unions + workers who don't give a damn.

If you want to witness "sin" on a really large scale then visit Havana.

The classic Yank Tanks of the '50s are being powered by all sorts of motors.

Even Honda lawnmowers have been seen under some hoods.

18 hours ago, ignore it said:

Silly wokeism.

 

For sure.

Who in their right mind would give a damn one way or another?

51 minutes ago, seajae said:

wrong, if seeking asylum you are required to stop in the first country where they are no longer persecuted, not keep going till you find one that is more financial for you, these people are illegals and should be removed from the US, they have been sent to cities offering asylum for them then these cities are sending them away because they dont actually want them staying there, shows just how pathetic and full of shat democrats are

Good post.

The best illustration of your points would be the recent arrival of "asylum seekers" on Martha's Vineyard and how it played out in that epicenter of Woke lunacy.

Bravo!

Let them take their sweet time.

The status quo suits me just fine.

@sadmoneysnow

Did you decarb the raw herb before cooking?

If so, at what heat and for how long?

Is it necessary for all edibles?

47 minutes ago, banglay said:

I make  capsules   ,, they are slower to take effect ,,, but once it hits you  the high can last between 6 & 12 hrs ...  they are very simple to make .

Sounds good.

Would you explain the way you make them?

Thanks.

Ever since cannabis laws were relaxed a few years ago I've been sampling THC oils without once getting a really good experience that would compare favorably with smoking a little primo bud.

I want to give up smoking entirely so any information about where to buy oils or edibles would be much appreciated.

12 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

All sides involved have admitted it was racist behaviour.
 

Once the charity worker stated she was British that was the end of it.

 

To say “where do you really come from?” is racism in action. 

Hogwash.

21 hours ago, 2baht said:

Great smell is'nt it! ????

6 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Probably the same people who think a dead skunk smells good.

The drug warriors who want to ban it probably love the smell of napalm in the morning as well.

19 minutes ago, connda said:

Good. Its just allowed the filthy rich foreign interests to suck up Thai land.
I'd name names, but you can't, so I won't.
Long-term leases are in Thailand's interest and you don't particularly have to be a millionaire to lease land for your natural life-span.  Foreign ownership?  Not a good idea if Thailand wants to remain sovereign. 

Exceptionally good post.

If real estate prices went sky high as a result of foreign speculation then resident expats would be blamed by most Thais.

I've never had a problem with land and houses... they're all in my wife's name and wilĺ soon be in the names of our adult children.

If you can't trust your wife, who can you trust?

9 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

He actually fought quite well. He's got some skills and made the Thai guy quit with a lovely uppercut. 

 

He's not my cup of tea but he's doing well, credit to him.

Your last point sums up exactly the way I feel about him.

3 hours ago, transam said:

I doubt the majority speak English or French...????

Not to worry.

   English classes are part of the expected package.