donb
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What's the difference between Neville's Hz & the Doors.. It looks like they each have 75% Haze and 25% NL5; both having Hz A & Hz C.
Here's how I interpret the strain listings:
Neville's Hz: [NL5 x Hz A] crossed with Hz C. Result = 25% Hz A, 50% Hz C, 25% NL5.
The Doors: [NL5 x Hz A] crossed with [HzA x HzC]. Result = 50% Hz A, 25% Hz C, 25% NL5
Am I right, is the difference in that NH has twice the Hz C as Hz A; and the Doors have twice the Hz A as Hz C?? I read a little discussion somewehre one time on the differences between Hz A and Hz C, could anyone point to where it's discussed, or maybe u've got it memorized..!?
I read or heard something somewhere once, or maybe I even saw some kind of doc, where a troubled Jim Morrison (lead singer of the Doors) took a dump right on stage as the band was performing..
As I heard, he was ripping drunk, not high. So I'm happy however much punch that Haze A has, it doesn't make one do things like that!
Here's how I interpret the strain listings:
Neville's Hz: [NL5 x Hz A] crossed with Hz C. Result = 25% Hz A, 50% Hz C, 25% NL5.
The Doors: [NL5 x Hz A] crossed with [HzA x HzC]. Result = 50% Hz A, 25% Hz C, 25% NL5
Am I right, is the difference in that NH has twice the Hz C as Hz A; and the Doors have twice the Hz A as Hz C?? I read a little discussion somewehre one time on the differences between Hz A and Hz C, could anyone point to where it's discussed, or maybe u've got it memorized..!?
I read or heard something somewhere once, or maybe I even saw some kind of doc, where a troubled Jim Morrison (lead singer of the Doors) took a dump right on stage as the band was performing..
As I heard, he was ripping drunk, not high. So I'm happy however much punch that Haze A has, it doesn't make one do things like that!
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