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    Post Sun Jun 14, 2015 6:28 pm

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    I wonder what is the FEAR with the Plasterite, is it too feminine ? Are males afraid of this side of the polarity, may be the testoterones are frighten of what could happen with a female device, oh gosh!! So we must keep that from taking place, we have wars to make/create/fight…we have to show we are good for something, give me a war………how many thousands of years have we been subjected to conflicts for because: I am more right than you …yes let s have a war, and don´t you dare think for yourself….must go of what has been, something new ? Something different…wow.. NO NO NO…can´t have that :( :( :( :(

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    Post Sun Jun 14, 2015 9:02 pm

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    Thanks for the great collection of slightly random photos, I’ll check with my heart obliterated girlfriends if they would like their faces exposed :). Thanks too for showing the variety of different things being produced here, it’s brilliant the excitement being felt by – just a few – but hopefully soon – more. It is definitely addictive, even the workhorse pieces. That’s a great idea to pour into food containers and bag them afterwards, no need to wonder where the next bottle is coming from.Your photo with the datura and 3 green cones is beautiful.

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    Post Mon Jun 15, 2015 12:30 am

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    Gifting 250 kilo in one hour
    making blue sky
    yes I am a simple guy heheh
    I dont like to be poisoned and see this world destroyed
    jeee…odd eh…odd ball hahha
    there we go 

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    Post Mon Jun 15, 2015 4:53 pm

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    Goodness! Well done and thank you super gifter :)…Gifting 250 kilo in one hour
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    Post Tue Jun 16, 2015 4:16 pm

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    We ARE doing our best, 23 or 25 kgs to gift around here or next town asap. More to follow. Quite liking the Skimcoat plaster, feels much much stronger than the pretty Fine Casting Plaster. Some square ones I made last night feel like gold bars, so heavy.
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    Post Tue Jun 16, 2015 6:15 pm

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    skim coat is more natural therefor stronger, does not give super slick finish , but works great it s the only stuff I use
    the cheapest, no chemical crap in it.
    Just back from the beach, collected beach sand, etc, did some gifting also
    two cones finished , the big cone really is powerful
    very blue here
    pre 2000 blue…
    doing great
    too many pictures taken so put them in a video file
    black helicopter came very close today
    on top of me , literally
    thought it was a train, that loud
    ears still peeping…closest encounter till now
    could feel the wind blowing from the rotor
    such heroes…
    ah they love to tease
    had cameras on board and some detection equipment
    strange antenna stuff
    ah well, just coincidence eh :)
    hehehe
    took about 60 kilo of beach sand
    enough to play with
    25 kilo with good intent can be very powerful
    sky was dull when I arrived
    after gifting started to clear up rapidly but did not stay
    did not gift so much
    just remaining items left from the previous runs
    mainly plaster hearts, whole bags of them 

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