My real name is Kenjaku & I started this Culling Game cus I want to evolve humanity in Japan but I don't have the CE to do it with Mui Tempen so I used it on people I marked to make new sorcerers, reincarnate old ones I made contracts with 1000 years ago & make them fight modern sorcerers in 10 locations I call Colonies which I made using barriers & anyone who enters these barriers will be forced to play by the 8 rules of the Culling Game and they cannot exit the barrier so those 10 locations can build up enough CE for a super massive barrier that would allow me merge Humanity with Tengen after I absorb him with Geto's CT which was made possible cus Toji killed Amanai which made Tengen become closer to a cursed spirit & Gojo killed Geto and I stole his body which makes his CT mine
I was told the other day that my Tropicana Cherry’s number 8 was mid because it didn’t have an OG mix in it even though it’s got OG Kush in both parents . here’s what Grock had to say about top shelf weed only being mixes with OG in it, which means “original” the tag the makers gave OG Kush. It does not mean ocean grown it does not mean original gangster. That’s my opinion. I’m sticking with it. let me know what your feelings are on top shelf and it needing to have OG in it would love to hear what you got to say
The idea that weed is only "top shelf" if it has an "OG" mix stems from cannabis culture and the reputation of OG strains. "OG" originally comes from "Ocean Grown," tied to the legendary OG Kush, a strain that supposedly originated in California (though some say it’s "Original Gangster" instead—cannabis lore gets murky). OG Kush and its hybrids are famous for their potent effects, pungent aroma (think pine, earth, and fuel), and high THC levels, often hitting 20-25% or more. Over time, "OG" became a badge of quality, a shorthand for strong, flavorful weed that connoisseurs drool over.
Saying something’s only top shelf if it’s got OG in the mix is more gatekeeping than gospel. Top shelf just means the best—highest potency, best cure, killer bag appeal (dense buds, frosty trichomes, no shake). Plenty of non-OG strains like Gelato, Blue Dream, or Sour Diesel can hit those marks without a drop of OG lineage. OG strains do have a distinct vibe—heavy-hitting, often indica-leaning relaxation with a cerebral kick—but that’s not the only path to premium. It’s like saying a wine’s only top-tier if it’s got Cabernet Sauvignon in it. Nah, plenty of killer Pinots or Chardonnays hold their own.
The OG obsession probably comes from its consistent track record and the hype around its name. Breeders love crossing it because it brings reliable traits: strong terps, solid yields, and that classic stoney feel. But cannabis has evolved—hundreds of fire strains exist now, and "top shelf" is more about lab stats (THC, terpenes) and grow quality than some sacred OG bloodline. Still, if someone’s flexing that OG mix, they’re likely signaling they’ve got something punchy and old-school cool. Just don’t sleep on the new-school bangers.
This dude moved onto his girlfriends dads dairy farm
His girlfriend found a new boyfriend
The dad kicks his daughter out of the house and lets the ex-boyfriend stay 🤣🤣
Accidentally followed the homie’s girl on ig, realized it and unfollowed. Some of you niggas can’t relate to that type of loyalty though. And I ain’t saying you can’t follow the homies girls but if I don’t know you that’s out.