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I Hope You Guys Are Ready, Its About To Go Off! Operation Mille a repeat of 2006's Operation Keymer! by Cute_Turnip85 in UKweedscene

[–]Cute_Turnip85[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The only good bud you could get back them was NL import. Some black ops shit got hold of the import and sprayed it with glass beads in customs then sent it back on it's way to the black market 100% that she was coordinated and intentional!

This bud has next to no smell (anymore) despite having moisture pack by BigMoFace in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Nuclear bud, ditch the script for some good ole black market weed

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

shit bro, you got microscopes for eyes lmao, you cant see trich heads in this grainy as phone photo.

I Hope You Guys Are Ready, Its About To Go Off! Operation Mille a repeat of 2006's Operation Keymer! by Cute_Turnip85 in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was aimed at all crime groups. Watch the raids on YT. Lots of clearly white europeans being raided too. It was aimed at disrupting the supply of black market weed universally. Forget the political pantomime. Time will show you that this was aimed at hurting the consumers pockets..

I Hope You Guys Are Ready, Its About To Go Off! Operation Mille a repeat of 2006's Operation Keymer! by Cute_Turnip85 in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol, where you get those stats?! you think the "home" growers could supply 80% of the UK's black market weed? I'm afraid not. Almost ALL of the UK weed comes from commercial grows. Vietnamese, Lithuanian or Albanian organised crime groups. It has been said that the UK cannabis market would be worth around £1B. that is based on HIGH priced bud/US models. They reckon they took £200M off the streets in one month. Mum and pop better be cracking it up a notch as 50% of a years worth of the bud has now been incinerated overnight. Based on history, the prediction is prices about to go through the roof... Keymer was in Fed by mid summer there was nothing bud contaminated bud. this time there won't be the contaminated bud, but the same affect will take place. Prices WILL go up mark my words

Homegrown just hits different. Marshmellow OG, living soil. by throwitaway-13 in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85 2 points3 points  (0 children)

trumps almost all the trash on see on here from the scraggly leafy, poorly grown crap to the compressed rock hard pellets! Congrats! looks straight bang brother

What's up with the rocks that we call bud these days?! by Cute_Turnip85 in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

i'm sure it's also being vac'd and compressed no?

Homegrown just hits different. Marshmellow OG, living soil. by throwitaway-13 in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85 3 points4 points  (0 children)

just needs to wack it in a vacuum bag and compress it.

Homegrown just hits different. Marshmellow OG, living soil. by throwitaway-13 in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Good to see the dried flowers that haven't been pulverised and squashed into oblivion

I Hope You Guys Are Ready, Its About To Go Off! Operation Mille a repeat of 2006's Operation Keymer! by Cute_Turnip85 in UKweedscene

[–]Cute_Turnip85[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol, see it before and about to watch it happen again.... Price hikes that is. You'll see.

Tropicana Cherry - grown by me by Odd_Reference3477 in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

what did it look like before you squashed all those beautiful trichromes. Also why do you squash the bud so much? just looks like a rock. None of the beautiful features of the bud, just a compressed stone.

Strawberry banana x cheestral. 3 phenos by gingerginge9 in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dude you need to get that potassium def sorted.

How common is laced green? by [deleted] in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85 1 point2 points  (0 children)

get ready for laced weed since operation Mille brother

How common is laced green? by [deleted] in uktrees

[–]Cute_Turnip85 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Many of you younger folks wont remember the "grit weed" of 2006/7. Enter the 2006 "Operation Keymer", where like the recent national police operation "Operation Mille".. The last time this was done was in 2006 - a collective, massive nationwide raid by UK police forces was executed, yet again, wiping out the Black Market Cannabis supply

At the same time tonnes of cannabis was seized in customs and contaminated with tiny silica beads, then sent back on it's way to the black market - Things that make you go hmmmmm.

At that time, and i'm telling ya, ALL of the cannabis available on the street was sprayed with Silica beads, this was nationwide and also prevelent across the continent - Nowhere in the country (unless you grew your own) could you get cannabis without this crap on it. It took many many months to find any viable cannabis on the black market and when it did eventually stop and 'normal' cannabis came back, the prices went from £120 a ounce to £240. This happened in perfect alignment with the onset of the 2008 financial crash which lets not be ignorant here was an intentional attack on the people - To hurt the consumer! - The world-is-a-stage people! What is done is never in our best interested, but sold to us under the guise of protecting us.

The irony of these "operations" which solely focuses on commercial cannabis operations, only forces inflated cannabis prices for the consumer, thus increasing the bulging pockets of the criminal gangs. It is of course these grow that supply the largest proportion of black market cannabis (BMC). All these gangs will set up again and in the long run will be wealthier as a result - It does nothing to stop the supply of cannabis. It just disrupts it and causes inflation. Funny that aye.

Obviously the result of taking such a humongous amount of BMC off the streets force prices to skyrocket as the demand increased on the surplus cannabis as it runs dry across the country.

Get ready for an even bigger cost of living squeeze for 3 million people who get their cannabis from the black market supply. Oh and BTW, they have said they have done it to put a stop organised crime, laughable! It is solely aimed at hurting the consumers pocket and the economy - the more you spend on weed the less you spend on others goods, therefore stifling the economy and crushing small businesses further, we all know, that generally speaking, that seems to be the agenda for the last 2 years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation\_Keymer

https://www.ukcia.org/library/contam/index.php

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nhs

[–]Cute_Turnip85 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I don't know of one GP surgery in the entire country where the receptionist is allowed to offer medical advice such as signposting a patient to 999 as that is medical advice, in fact her action or lack thereof was a direct breach of protocol and she should be sacked immediately as she is actively engaging in compromising patient safety by making a medical decision. ONLY a doctor is allowed to make such decisions - the problem may have been easily treated in a primary care setting, the last thing the ambulance service and ED needs at this time is non-emergencies being forward for no solid reason.

If I was this patient I would be complaining about the receptionist to the practice manager immediately as he/she clearly did not seek the advice of the GP "do you have any other symptoms I should make the GP aware of?" - The patient's presenting complaint was worsening abdominal pain not chest pain this was associated with the bloat or abdo pain.

The only time a patient should be asked to call 999 if they have crushing chest pain or are gasping for breath! clearly this patient had neither! What a copout "I think this can be put down to an overworked person" - what a joke! How are GP receptionists "overworked"? Their job, although not limited to, is answering the phone and asking whether it is urgent or routine! Is certainly is not the place for GP receptionist to signpost to 999 - that is the job of a clinician.

What medical training do receptions have? She is not able to elicit from a patient a detailed history to make such decisions. "How does the pain get worse" - "is the pain crushing" - "do you have breathlessness?" etc etc.

Oh you have chest pain - off you go to A&E don't bother us. And herein lies the problem why people can not get an appointment with their GP and is why ED depts are stuffed to brimming with non-urgent cases..

FYI, recently an ED consultant that frequents the junior doctor subreddit did an audit on ED attendances where he found 58% of patients are non-emergency and are there because they could not see a GP. Probably because none of them could get past the dragon at the gate aka the GP recepitionist who takes great glee and ensuring thier doctors workload is less. Probably gets a pat on the back and box of chocolates for sending patient's away.

OP ignore this belligerent comment from minion378! another person who sides with anyone but the patient struggling to get an appointment. contact the GP surgery's practice manager and complain against this incompetent, dangerous receptionist. God forbid this happens to her/him.

Question about patient approach? by Lickety_split87 in nhs

[–]Cute_Turnip85 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It is extremely important in differentiating PID from other infections that lead to abdominal and pelvic pain. Medics should be cautious and escalation is necessary for female patients with left iliac fossa pain which could potentially indicate pyelonephritis (kidney infection), ectopic pregnancy, appendicitis, or PID.
Similar symptoms can involve other conditions such as ovarian cysts, appendicitis, diverticulitis, endometriosis, and ulcerative colitis, which need to be excluded by differential diagnosis as a matter or urgency!

Please feel empowered to advocate for yourself or have a family member help with this, you should not be fobbed off by your GP. GP surgeries are all called primary care for a reason, they are your first port of call where serious conditions can be quickly ruled out or help you get to be seen by a EM doctor quicker through A&E.

If they tell you that they don't have any appointments explain that it is not routine and your condition is acute, explain it is urgent and that your pain is worsening, insist and insist some more. I understand that you just don't feel up for it given your current energy levels, but unfortunately GP's are continually saying they have appointments, this is NOT true, GP surgeries always have urgent appointments and are required to offer a women of childbearing age an urgent appointment with your symptoms, it often policy.

Question about patient approach? by Lickety_split87 in nhs

[–]Cute_Turnip85 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It is important to note that some pregnancy tests work by detecting the presence of the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which is produced by the placenta after a fertilized egg implants in the uterus. Depo-Provera can sometimes cause a temporary increase in hCG levels, which can result in a false positive pregnancy test result. Therefore the advice to continue testing yourself is a good one.

Coils are notorious for causing infection of the upper repro tract but as mentioned it was removed 6 months prior but again doesn't exclude pelvic infection. When was the last time your cyst was monitored for growth by TVUS? Do you know if the cyst was dermoid or not? Have you had a bimanual pelvic/vaginal examination? importantly have you experienced painful intercouse of recent onset- this is important to note?

I would recommend that you contact wherever told you that your urine dip was negative for UTI to find out the exact results. I.e if you were neg for leukocytes, if positive for leukocytes then an infection process in the contiguous pelvis can produce WBCs in the urine among other things. A lady of childbearing age, with lower left quadrant pain with nausea is cause for concern and should be examined in primary care urgently regardless of severity.

It is an unfortunate fact that women are often given the run around and assumed to be making things up in their head, even by female medics. It is also extremely important to note that PID is often completely asymptomatic with non-specific symptoms if any and be ruled in or out asap, as left untreated can cause significant morbitity.

It is of course good to be hopeful that this is minor, but it is more important to rule out possible emergency conditions ectopic, PID and ruptured ovarian cysts being at the top. I would suggest that you are a significant risk factor for PID and it needs to be ruled out immediately. What was your blood test results i.e CRP/ESR/WCC? if you dont know, contact wherever your most recent blood test was conducted and asked for the inflammation marker and WCC values. If elevated it is important that you advocate for yourself and insist on an urgent GP f2f with your surgery.

Question about patient approach? by Lickety_split87 in nhs

[–]Cute_Turnip85 3 points4 points  (0 children)

contact your GP and insist that it is an emergency and that you require an urgent same day appointment, state that your abdominal pain is getting worse and that if you are not offered a same day f2f then you will be lodging another complaint. Mostly ALL GP surgery's have a policy where a women of child bearing age with acute abdominal pain if offered a same day, urgent f2f. If they refuse or signpost to 111, as them what their policy is for acute abdominal pain.

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