Recent comments in /f/OldSchoolCool

Pristine-Bowl2388 t1_j9wxhzu wrote

It’s part of the fun, in my opinion. It completely runs amok with the “Hero With a Thousand Faces” path and, still, is an absolutly fun and interesting story. Joseph Campbell must be in after lige scratching his head and wondering “how the heck did this actually worked?”

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joek1186 t1_j9wtx5c wrote

Reply to Me, circa 1995 by kawkz440

Here comes the hotstepper (murderer) I'm the lyrical gangster (murderer) Pick up the crew in-a de area (murderer) Still love you like that (murderer)

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SandMan3914 t1_j9wtaem wrote

Reply to comment by kawkz440 in Me, circa 1995 by kawkz440

Sorry to hear that. Was fortunately a rare occurrence for us as our source was great

Still could get Sativa too, prior to Indica exploding (shorter crop cycles = more harvests). There was a good 10 year period where you could only get Sativa around Oct (mostly grown outdoors)

One of the nice thinks about legalization in Canada is Sativa is back on the menu

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Dropzone622 t1_j9wruqe wrote

Nice to see the photo... they were all independent labs. Eastman Kodak (Kodak) did not process consumers photos they were manufacturers of film and photo papers.

I understand they had the digital technology that replace film very early on but were making so much money on film and paper they sat on it. Then, boom... film was no more.

Well, film is still around but there are far more digital phots taken in one day today than in a year before. At virtually no cost.

(I used to be in the photofinishing business)

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kawkz440 OP t1_j9wr6eq wrote

Reply to comment by Fishtaco1234 in Me, circa 1995 by kawkz440

Right, there was no popping over to the dispo and chatting with your budtender about the five thousand products on display, you had to page your dealer and buy what he had, or rely on the kindness of your friends.

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