Pot for seasickness

[hardy]

Whilst I was in the Royal Navy and always seasick I found The TOT of rum every lunch time very benificial, never mind pass the dutchy(?spelling) pas the rum fanny (pot)

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[LadyInBed]

Re: hash biscuit recipies

No, but I have one for hash browns /forums/images/icons/crazy.gif

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[Jools_of_Top_Cat]

Re: Grass cookies the answer ?

I have used it for pain kiling properties, severe chronic back pain. I like being stoned, or I did, been a good while since last. But I used very little to gain pain killing properties, it does not take much, £15.00 worth could last me 12 months seriously. I only use it when I know I am going to be walking around a lot, or not be able to rest for a long period of time.

Never heard about curing sickness, but if like pain killing you might only need a tiny amount, therefore negating the getting stoned bit. I might suggest it to SWMBO.

When I was in my teens I had a scare with pot, where the room span for hours and I had to concentrate all night about not throwing up, this was after smoking too much. I think this is why I now have no problems using tiny amounts just to dull pain.

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[Seafort]

Why what you cookin'? A dutchy is a cooking pot. The song was changed to this for a group of youngsters to sing; Musical youth.

"Pass the Dutchie" was originally a fine Mighty Diamonds song called "Pass the Koochie". I think this is the one you want.

IMO its bad enough having drunken sailors shooting about bumping into things, go with this cure and they wont even care when they do./forums/images/icons/wink.gif

Dave.

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