Mr Squirryl And The Beans

[Richard Richardson]

Mr. Squirryl says:

"Judge not the little ones, dear Jaga.

The Basichy code is inherently simple.

It is humans who make it complicated."

 

[Richard Richardson]

The Journey was rough,

but all seeding have ascended to a higher plane...

Some more than others.

Mr Squirryl views the seedlings affectionately

Some of them have shrunk, Mr. Squirryl

Are they growing backwards?

"Of course not," says Mr. Squirryl.

"Ms Slug was remarking on how tasty the stems were.

Unfortunate, as the seedlings need their stems to be a certain thickness.

Ms Slug's culinary habits are detrimental to stem health,

So we have lowered the affected stems deeper into the soil.

They may even grow roots from the buried, gnawed stems."

Maybe I shouldn't let the hedgehogs sleep in my room, Mr Squirryl

Mr. Squirryl says "They are more useful out here than in your room"

But they are sooo cute, Mr. Squirryl.

"Maybe," says Mr. Squirryl,

"but heathy plants are cuter"

 

[Jaga]

Wonderful again MORE MORE I want the whole story

 

[SativaHaze]

Good Weed Day Rico, finally a journal I don't have read 4 months of to catch up!!!! I'm here!!! Is this a children's story too?

 

[Jaga]

Come on mr squirryl
I need my next dose of the story you cant leave it like that

 

[Richard Richardson]

The Seedlings wonder if the present really determines the future...

Surely any system that evolves over time becomes the future...

"Hopefully, yes." says Mr. Squirryl,

"Some systems are inherently chaotic,

but we strive to achieve order where we can."

Is that an Order, Mr. Squirryl?

Mr. Squirryl says "Order is not a natural state and therefore difficult to achieve"

So it's not an Order, then?

Mr. Sqirryl says "There are a number of specific ways in which a system may be ordered,

we can only strive towards an equilibrium, to decrease the entropy within our own system."

That sounds complicated, Mr. Squirryl

"Not really," says Mr. Squirryl,

"in any natural process there exists an inherent tendency

towards the dissipation of useful energy"

Do I have any useful energy, Mr. Squirryl?

"Yes you do," says Mr. Squirryl.

"Now help me lift this up..."

 

[Lady Cannafan]

Twisting and stretching like little ballerina's, they are.

 

[trichomes]

Interesting, I see you have eggs and hungry inchworms, feed them some BT!

 

[Richard Richardson]

Mr. Squirryl says,

"Your powers of perception are impressive, Mr. Trichomes.
We did indeed have eggs. Slug eggs.
Laid in the soil at the bottom of the pots,
They were found during transplanting.
No inchworms, Only slugs.
They are gone now."

 

[SativaHaze]

Chaos is not natural either and must be avoided...A balance must be achieved!

 

[Richard Richardson]

Mr. Squirryl says,

"Chaos is perfectly natural, Mr. Sativahaze.
Chaotic behaviour can be observed in many natural systems,
such as the weather, or the flow of water in a stream,
or the turbulence caused by the beating of a butterfly's wing."

 

[SativaHaze]

Mr. Squirryl says,

Ahhh, yes Mr.Rico, but without balance that chaos would never cease, and nature would destroy itself!

 

[Richard Richardson]

Mr. Squirryl says,

"Dear Mr. Sativahaze,
The nature of chaos is ever changing. Our concept of
Time itself is a measure of increasing entropy (disorder).
Chaos is perfection, like a snowflake or a giant amoeba,
like the shape of a flame or a cloud or a coastline.
Order is man's concept, not nature's.
We cannot escape chaos, but we can accept it,
embrace it and deal with it on our own terms.
Nature will not destroy itself, don't worry."

 

[Jaga]

The Seedlings wonder if the present really determines the future...

Surely any system that evolves over time becomes the future...

"Hopefully, yes." says Mr. Squirryl,

"Some systems are inherently chaotic,

but we strive to achieve order where we can."

Is that an Order, Mr. Squirryl?

Mr. Squirryl says "Order is not a natural state and therefore difficult to achieve"

So it's not an Order, then?

Mr. Sqirryl says "There are a number of specific ways in which a system may be ordered,

we can only strive towards an equilibrium, to decrease the entropy within our own system."

That sounds complicated, Mr. Squirryl

"Not really," says Mr. Squirryl,

"in any natural process there exists an inherent tendency

towards the dissipation of useful energy"

Do I have any useful energy, Mr. Squirryl?

"Yes you do," says Mr. Squirryl.

"Now help me lift this up..."

How did I miss this part

 

[Richard Richardson]

How did I miss this part

Mr. Squirryl says,

"You didn't, dear Jaga.
This part missed you."

 

[Jaga]

will there be another part to the Mr squirly and the Bean,s
P.S were is the hat

this hat

 

[Richard Richardson]

Mr. Squirryl says,

"There will be more.
The hat is here "

 

[Jaga]

Mr. Squirryl says,

Thats much better

 

[Spimp]

Sub'd

How did this gem ever escape me...
Good Weed Mr. Squirryl

 

[stealthgrow]

seedlings are looking very healthy Mr. squirryl, twisted, but healthy.