Psilocybe semilanceata. - Page 3

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-14-09, 16:20

More of photos from today's hunt.

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-14-09, 16:28

The rest of today's semilanceata photo's.

Scratch · 10-15-09, 03:45

Great pics, lovin this thread.

Don't have any experience with this species.
It doesn't grow near me. Still, curious and would
like to know how to positively identify in case
I get to travel. Any id tips? Looks similar to many
of the little brown mushrooms I see. How do you
know when you've found the real thing?

Noticed many of the caps shown glisten as if
wet. Is that only because of the rain or a trait
of this mushroom? Does it feel slimy?

What's it look like if you cut the stem in half?
Any chance you could try that and get a
closeup shot?

Cheers

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-15-09, 12:10

Thank You Scratch glad you are enjoying the thread...

I will do my best to answer your question....In my area for example,there are really no other close look a-like's that grow at the same time(Season) in the same fields as the semilanceata's do,so that helps out quite a bit.The closest thing's to it would be a Pan species,that is quite a lot darker,especially the stem.
I haven't ID'd it because there is no need but I think it is Panaeolus sphinctrinus.And possibly a Mycena species that again,really looks nothing like it,size and color are way off.

There color and size can vary quite a bit with age,weather and location.Example,semis growing in the tall rank grasses of a more free range field,will be considerably larger/taller then semis growing in the shorter grasses of more manicured cow fields.I have found semis as long as 6 even 7 inches long in tall grass/bushes and shorter then an inch in shorter grass.

The color can vary from an off white to a dark brown,they can be a solid color or there can be a ring at the base of the cap that comes with age.It can have a nipple or it may not be present at all.They are slippery when wet.They are harder to spot when it is raining or if they are wet,this is when they are darker in color and are usually laying down on the ground instead of sticking up through it.

A few way's I check when I am unsure is to bend the stem around my finger,you can pretty much tie a semilanceata stem in a knot they are that flexible,it can wrap around your finger where the Panaeolus look a-like will just snap into pieces...Also split that cap and check for the pellicle.I have a few pictures in this post showing the pellicle of a semi cap,check them out for an idea.I am not sure if I am missing anything but if you have any more questions feel free to just ask.

TastyBeverage · 10-15-09, 12:19

Great thread and great pics!

Definitely one for the archives when it wraps up.

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-15-09, 12:34

Thank You TastyBeverage I am glad you are enjoying the thread,I love making it.Going out to the field is such a great time,the thrill of the hunt,the excitement of the find and the enjoyment I get from the photography makes me quite happy indeed.This is the mushroom that got me interested in the subject and has always had a special place in my heart,sappy sure but true it is.

hyphaenation · 10-15-09, 12:38

Wild psychedelics are amazing. I love liberties.

copelandiaKidd · 10-15-09, 13:13

Beautiful shots man!

ethnobotanica · 10-15-09, 14:15

Love the pic of the baby one's

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-15-09, 14:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by ethnobotanica

Love the pic of the baby one's

Me too,there my favorite for sure.

PINKBUFFLVR · 10-15-09, 15:03

Nice finds

Iwish i was to be as lucky as you....

Joukahainen · 10-15-09, 15:13

Cool new pics!
Have a great season!

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-15-09, 16:28

Thank You Joukahainen,It has been a pretty good start to the season,lets just hope it stays like this for a little while.Winter can stay away for while that's for sure,I wont mind at all.

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-19-09, 12:55

I was out to the field Saturday past.The weather was horrible though,the wind coming in off the ocean was insane all night and most of the day,plus it was bitter cold and wet to boot.While I was there I did manage to find 56 semis and snap a few photo's.

The wind had blown the grass all over the place and made it near impossible to spot the mushrooms.It is raining here now so I may get out one day this week.For now here are a few of the photos I took last Saturday.

I only shot a few semi photos and I took a couple pictures of one of the few look-a-likes in the field as well,they are the last two photos in the group.Not sure on the Id but I think they are a Mycena Sp and really look nothing like a semi.

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-19-09, 13:04

A few random photos I took that day as well.Not sure about the first 3 pics at all.The fourth I think is a Russula.I believe the colorful one is a Hygrocybe but not not 100%.And the coral I believe is Clavulinopsis fusiformis,Spindle-Shaped Coral.Both were very bright and colorful,I wish I could have found the one before it got damaged.

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-26-09, 13:33

This morning when I got up I decided I would go for a walk and check my semilanceata patch.We had a tonne of rain this weekend,so I thought it would be a good time to check it out.

And sure enough,and very much to my surprise,I was greeted with fresh semilanceata's all around where I put the patch,extending outside of where I cut the sod out even.

There wasn't many,15 to be exact,a few of them were pretty much fully grown,and there were a couple of pins.They were all quite small though,nothing like in the cow field where I have seen them over 6 inches tall.

I had to dig these out of the grass just so I could photograph them..
Another thing I noticed is they are a different color then what is growing in the cow field,these have a very dark top,almost a reddish brown in color.

I took a few pictures and left them there to drop there spores.I am not going to pick anything from it this year at all,I am just going to let it go for this year and hope it will get bigger.

I am supper stoked that this project worked.I really did not think anything would happen at all with this,but needless to say I am extremely happy.
Now that I know it is possible to get these things to grow,I will be doing some more work with them this year.

I plan to start more grain soon for both another outdoor patch,which I will probably be put right next to the one I have going now.And I plan to attempt an indoor grow with them this year,well see if I get to it or not though.I will have to get the agar out and make up a sleeve of dishes soon.
Well here are the first pictures from my outdoor patch.

hyphaenation · 10-26-09, 13:42

Good work bro !

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-26-09, 13:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by hyphaenation

Good work bro !

Thank You hyph,Now if I can have the same success with an indoor project well be laughing.

paph · 10-26-09, 14:45

Awesome Dr H! Glad you had success with the transplant.

ethnobotanica · 10-28-09, 15:03

Well done Doctor!

I've been waiting to see this. They look wicked!

Not sure if anything will happen with mine. It's in a bit of lawn at the edge of garden by veg patch, separated by a log on edge of veg patch.
I looked under the overhanging grass on the veg side of the log today though and found some myc working its way around in there. Its not growing on the wood though, it's coming through the soil and getting around the shaded grass roots. Not much of it but very white and cottony, I'll try and get a pic 2moro.

Could it be????

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-29-09, 07:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by ethnobotanica

Well done Doctor!

I've been waiting to see this. They look wicked!

Not sure if anything will happen with mine. It's in a bit of lawn at the edge of garden by veg patch, separated by a log on edge of veg patch.
I looked under the overhanging grass on the veg side of the log today though and found some myc working its way around in there. Its not growing on the wood though, it's coming through the soil and getting around the shaded grass roots. Not much of it but very white and cottony, I'll try and get a pic 2moro.

Could it be????

Thank You ethno,they do look different that's for sure.I would love to see a pic of the mycelium.Crossing my fingers for you....

sagiboy · 10-29-09, 08:39

cool man!

congratz on those P.semilanceata.
first grow i see of those ugly babies... hehe.

good thread.

raveneye · 10-29-09, 14:09

Nice going Dr.

I've tried the same idea a few times over the years with no success. These little buggers are a little mysterious but I guess that lends to the mystique.

Those pictures make me shiver.

When your out hunting and you come across a group of them it always makes my heart race with excitement. A little foreshadowing of their power maybe. All you have to do is look at them and you get a reaction.

Again nice work.

Fly on..

kcmoxtractor · 10-29-09, 16:14

Nice grow man! Congrats on the semis!

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-29-09, 17:52

Thank You,glad you are all enjoying the photos.It has been raining quite a bit here since the last time I was at the patch.It finally let up this afternoon.I plan to go check it out again tomorrow before I go out to the cow field.I haven't been out there in a while either,we have been getting far too much rain,and I just don't want to hunt/photograph in the rain.It has been a while since I have used a mushroom picture as my desktop background on my PC,but I am in love with those red tipped semi pictures,they have been plastered on my PC since I took them LOL

.

Dr.Hallucination. · 10-30-09, 13:27

I made it up to check my patch this morning,but I did not have time to get out to the field.I am not getting very much time out there this year.It is a 40 min drive each way to get to the field,and I have just been too busy.I am going to try and get out there this weekend hopefully.

My patch has some nice new pins,and a couple mushrooms on it,not as many as the last time though.I took some pics,mainly of a nice cluster of pins that is there.I went back just recently to take a couple more pics,and I also took a tiny piece of grass/soil that was colonized and had a couple of very tiny pins on it.I took it home and placed it in my yard under a shrub.
We will see if it stays alive long enough for these couple of pins to mature.I watered the area around it with some poo water I had,and covered it over with some leaves for shade.I will check it out in the morning.I may spread a bit of sheep manure in a bit.For now here are some of the pics from my patch.
The first 10 pics are from early this morning.The last few pics are of the piece I took home and recent pics,I plan to go back up later on this evening and get a few more pics,I plan to photograph this cluster as it grows,if it grows.

Dr.Hallucination. · 11-03-09, 11:11

I went back up to my patch on Saturday,while I was there I decided I would cut that little cluster out and transplant it along my house.I just cut out a patch the same size along the house,spread a little manure and watered it all down.I did not think they would even recover and I was expecting them to just wilt and die,but I took the chance.
It is spilling rain out right now,but I ran out and snapped a few pics.They have started to recover and are starting to grow.I am hoping these open right up within the next day or so and drop there spores.Here are a few pics from today and a couple from a few day's ago.I would like to get out today and get a few more if the rain stops.

Dr.Hallucination. · 11-04-09, 11:09

It rained all day yesterday and did not stop until late last night.I just went out and took a few more pics of the transplanted cluster,it seems to be coming along nicely.Here are the pics from this morning.

paph · 11-04-09, 13:13

They look they're doing really well.

(Nice photos, I love the look of young ones)

Dr.Hallucination. · 11-05-09, 15:22

I made it out too the field today,it was a nice day too,one of those perfect fall day's.I found quite a few today,but only took a few photo's,my cameras battery was close to being dead.I did still take around 50 pictures though lol.Here are the shots from today's trip to the field.

Dr.Hallucination. · 11-05-09, 15:37

More photos from today.Notice the one mutant I found,you can still see the nipple if you look closely enough,but wow,what a deformed cap it has.Also a couple gill shots I took today while I was out there,not sure of it's ID sry.

Dr.Hallucination. · 11-05-09, 15:42

A few pictures of the transplant from today,they are just about finished now,and should start to dry up real soon.

the_chosen_one · 11-05-09, 15:56

outstanding thread doc. very nice!

amberdragonswan · 11-05-09, 16:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dr.Hallucination.

A few other pictures I took today.No Id's sry.

Got some gyms there, mycenas and inky caps......gorgeous.....liberty caps......
mmmm.....

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10-14-09, 16:20	#101 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	More of photos from today's hunt. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

10-14-09, 16:28	#102 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	The rest of today's semilanceata photo's. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

10-15-09, 03:45	#103 (permalink)
Scratch and sniff Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 314	Great pics, lovin this thread. Don't have any experience with this species. It doesn't grow near me. Still, curious and would like to know how to positively identify in case I get to travel. Any id tips? Looks similar to many of the little brown mushrooms I see. How do you know when you've found the real thing? Noticed many of the caps shown glisten as if wet. Is that only because of the rain or a trait of this mushroom? Does it feel slimy? What's it look like if you cut the stem in half? Any chance you could try that and get a closeup shot? Cheers __________________ face piles of trials with smiles

10-15-09, 12:10	#104 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	Thank You Scratch glad you are enjoying the thread... I will do my best to answer your question....In my area for example,there are really no other close look a-like's that grow at the same time(Season) in the same fields as the semilanceata's do,so that helps out quite a bit.The closest thing's to it would be a Pan species,that is quite a lot darker,especially the stem. I haven't ID'd it because there is no need but I think it is Panaeolus sphinctrinus.And possibly a Mycena species that again,really looks nothing like it,size and color are way off. There color and size can vary quite a bit with age,weather and location.Example,semis growing in the tall rank grasses of a more free range field,will be considerably larger/taller then semis growing in the shorter grasses of more manicured cow fields.I have found semis as long as 6 even 7 inches long in tall grass/bushes and shorter then an inch in shorter grass. The color can vary from an off white to a dark brown,they can be a solid color or there can be a ring at the base of the cap that comes with age.It can have a nipple or it may not be present at all.They are slippery when wet.They are harder to spot when it is raining or if they are wet,this is when they are darker in color and are usually laying down on the ground instead of sticking up through it. A few way's I check when I am unsure is to bend the stem around my finger,you can pretty much tie a semilanceata stem in a knot they are that flexible,it can wrap around your finger where the Panaeolus look a-like will just snap into pieces...Also split that cap and check for the pellicle.I have a few pictures in this post showing the pellicle of a semi cap,check them out for an idea.I am not sure if I am missing anything but if you have any more questions feel free to just ask. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

10-15-09, 12:19	#105 (permalink)
TastyBeverage thirsty for more Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 2,482	Great thread and great pics! Definitely one for the archives when it wraps up. __________________ Why do little blue men hit me with fish?

10-15-09, 12:34	#106 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	Thank You TastyBeverage I am glad you are enjoying the thread,I love making it.Going out to the field is such a great time,the thrill of the hunt,the excitement of the find and the enjoyment I get from the photography makes me quite happy indeed.This is the mushroom that got me interested in the subject and has always had a special place in my heart,sappy sure but true it is. __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

10-15-09, 12:38	#107 (permalink)
hyphaenation Puck Teknician Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 5,646	Wild psychedelics are amazing. I love liberties. __________________ We're just flying by the seed of our plants.

10-15-09, 13:13	#108 (permalink)
copelandiaKidd Void Of Boundaries Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 578	Beautiful shots man! __________________ "LEARN THE RULES SO YOU CAN BREAK THEM PROPERLY" -The Dali lama "i don't care if it eats my cat, as long as the damn thing fruits"~ prism

10-15-09, 14:15	#109 (permalink)
ethnobotanica Mycotopiate Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 683	Love the pic of the baby one's

10-15-09, 15:03	#111 (permalink)
PINKBUFFLVR Mycophage Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 155	Nice findsIwish i was to be as lucky as you.... __________________ -------------------------------------------- WHO'S CHAIR IS THIS?

10-15-09, 15:13	#112 (permalink)
Joukahainen Friend From the Fields Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 135	Cool new pics! Have a great season! __________________

10-15-09, 16:28	#113 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	Thank You Joukahainen,It has been a pretty good start to the season,lets just hope it stays like this for a little while.Winter can stay away for while that's for sure,I wont mind at all. __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

10-19-09, 12:55	#114 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	I was out to the field Saturday past.The weather was horrible though,the wind coming in off the ocean was insane all night and most of the day,plus it was bitter cold and wet to boot.While I was there I did manage to find 56 semis and snap a few photo's. The wind had blown the grass all over the place and made it near impossible to spot the mushrooms.It is raining here now so I may get out one day this week.For now here are a few of the photos I took last Saturday. I only shot a few semi photos and I took a couple pictures of one of the few look-a-likes in the field as well,they are the last two photos in the group.Not sure on the Id but I think they are a Mycena Sp and really look nothing like a semi. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

10-19-09, 13:04	#115 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	A few random photos I took that day as well.Not sure about the first 3 pics at all.The fourth I think is a Russula.I believe the colorful one is a Hygrocybe but not not 100%.And the coral I believe is Clavulinopsis fusiformis,Spindle-Shaped Coral.Both were very bright and colorful,I wish I could have found the one before it got damaged. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

10-26-09, 13:33	#116 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	Success. This morning when I got up I decided I would go for a walk and check my semilanceata patch.We had a tonne of rain this weekend,so I thought it would be a good time to check it out. And sure enough,and very much to my surprise,I was greeted with fresh semilanceata's all around where I put the patch,extending outside of where I cut the sod out even. There wasn't many,15 to be exact,a few of them were pretty much fully grown,and there were a couple of pins.They were all quite small though,nothing like in the cow field where I have seen them over 6 inches tall. I had to dig these out of the grass just so I could photograph them.. Another thing I noticed is they are a different color then what is growing in the cow field,these have a very dark top,almost a reddish brown in color. I took a few pictures and left them there to drop there spores.I am not going to pick anything from it this year at all,I am just going to let it go for this year and hope it will get bigger. I am supper stoked that this project worked.I really did not think anything would happen at all with this,but needless to say I am extremely happy. Now that I know it is possible to get these things to grow,I will be doing some more work with them this year. I plan to start more grain soon for both another outdoor patch,which I will probably be put right next to the one I have going now.And I plan to attempt an indoor grow with them this year,well see if I get to it or not though.I will have to get the agar out and make up a sleeve of dishes soon. Well here are the first pictures from my outdoor patch. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

10-26-09, 13:42	#117 (permalink)
hyphaenation Puck Teknician Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 5,646	Good work bro ! __________________ We're just flying by the seed of our plants.

10-26-09, 14:45	#119 (permalink)
paph Corny Piskie Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 485	Awesome Dr H! Glad you had success with the transplant.

10-28-09, 15:03	#120 (permalink)
ethnobotanica Mycotopiate Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 683	Well done Doctor! I've been waiting to see this. They look wicked! Not sure if anything will happen with mine. It's in a bit of lawn at the edge of garden by veg patch, separated by a log on edge of veg patch. I looked under the overhanging grass on the veg side of the log today though and found some myc working its way around in there. Its not growing on the wood though, it's coming through the soil and getting around the shaded grass roots. Not much of it but very white and cottony, I'll try and get a pic 2moro. Could it be????

10-29-09, 08:39	#122 (permalink)
sagiboy -= Magic Passion =- Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 791	cool man! congratz on those P.semilanceata. first grow i see of those ugly babies... hehe. good thread. __________________ "when you don`t know where you going any road will take you there..."

10-29-09, 14:09	#123 (permalink)
raveneye Mycophage Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 156	Nice going Dr. I've tried the same idea a few times over the years with no success. These little buggers are a little mysterious but I guess that lends to the mystique. Those pictures make me shiver. When your out hunting and you come across a group of them it always makes my heart race with excitement. A little foreshadowing of their power maybe. All you have to do is look at them and you get a reaction. Again nice work. Fly on..

10-29-09, 16:14	#124 (permalink)
kcmoxtractor Satan's Helper Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,349	Nice grow man! Congrats on the semis! __________________ "It was the straying that found the path direct" - Austin Osman Spare

10-29-09, 17:52	#125 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	Thank You,glad you are all enjoying the photos.It has been raining quite a bit here since the last time I was at the patch.It finally let up this afternoon.I plan to go check it out again tomorrow before I go out to the cow field.I haven't been out there in a while either,we have been getting far too much rain,and I just don't want to hunt/photograph in the rain.It has been a while since I have used a mushroom picture as my desktop background on my PC,but I am in love with those red tipped semi pictures,they have been plastered on my PC since I took them LOL. __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

10-30-09, 13:27	#126 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	I made it up to check my patch this morning,but I did not have time to get out to the field.I am not getting very much time out there this year.It is a 40 min drive each way to get to the field,and I have just been too busy.I am going to try and get out there this weekend hopefully. My patch has some nice new pins,and a couple mushrooms on it,not as many as the last time though.I took some pics,mainly of a nice cluster of pins that is there.I went back just recently to take a couple more pics,and I also took a tiny piece of grass/soil that was colonized and had a couple of very tiny pins on it.I took it home and placed it in my yard under a shrub. We will see if it stays alive long enough for these couple of pins to mature.I watered the area around it with some poo water I had,and covered it over with some leaves for shade.I will check it out in the morning.I may spread a bit of sheep manure in a bit.For now here are some of the pics from my patch. The first 10 pics are from early this morning.The last few pics are of the piece I took home and recent pics,I plan to go back up later on this evening and get a few more pics,I plan to photograph this cluster as it grows,if it grows. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

11-03-09, 11:11	#127 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	I went back up to my patch on Saturday,while I was there I decided I would cut that little cluster out and transplant it along my house.I just cut out a patch the same size along the house,spread a little manure and watered it all down.I did not think they would even recover and I was expecting them to just wilt and die,but I took the chance. It is spilling rain out right now,but I ran out and snapped a few pics.They have started to recover and are starting to grow.I am hoping these open right up within the next day or so and drop there spores.Here are a few pics from today and a couple from a few day's ago.I would like to get out today and get a few more if the rain stops. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

11-04-09, 11:09	#128 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	It rained all day yesterday and did not stop until late last night.I just went out and took a few more pics of the transplanted cluster,it seems to be coming along nicely.Here are the pics from this morning. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

11-04-09, 13:13	#129 (permalink)
paph Corny Piskie Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 485	They look they're doing really well. (Nice photos, I love the look of young ones)

11-05-09, 15:22	#130 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	I made it out too the field today,it was a nice day too,one of those perfect fall day's.I found quite a few today,but only took a few photo's,my cameras battery was close to being dead.I did still take around 50 pictures though lol.Here are the shots from today's trip to the field. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

11-05-09, 15:37	#131 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	More photos from today.Notice the one mutant I found,you can still see the nipple if you look closely enough,but wow,what a deformed cap it has.Also a couple gill shots I took today while I was out there,not sure of it's ID sry. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

11-05-09, 15:42	#132 (permalink)
Dr.Hallucination. Chasing the Rabbit. Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,820	A few pictures of the transplant from today,they are just about finished now,and should start to dry up real soon. Attached Thumbnails __________________ The man who walk's through the door on the wall,Will never be quite the same,As the man who went out.

11-05-09, 15:56	#133 (permalink)
the_chosen_one Darth Moderator Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,120	outstanding thread doc. very nice! __________________ "Luck favors the observant." - Workman

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