Weed is basically its own art form now, a medium for delicate joint sculptures, an inspiration for pot paintings, and in its oil form a kind of THC-packed molding clay for the miracle that is dab art.
The table, which featured delicate butterfly joints, was designed by George Nakashima, the mid-century woodworker; mugs of pencils had been placed on paper mats to protect the finish.
I used them as protective trim for the LEDs on the back of the mirror - the necessity of this was something I'd only realised as the project was 'nearing' conclusion, when I accidentally caught the LED strip and ripped it from the frame, breaking several delicate solder joints.
Re "Ripped and Righteous," about the legacy of Jack LaLanne (Week in Review, Jan . 30: Who will pay the enormous health care bill for the millions of joint replacement surgeries that inevitably result from overexercising and the wearing out of our delicate irreplaceable joint cartilage?
Located in Montopoli Valdarno, between Florence and Pisa, this joint serves delicate crispelli (Italian crepes) with white truffles and gnocchi with fresh pecorino and white truffles.
Fanton and Sharkey came up with a way to make the probe small enough to maneuver inside a joint during delicate arthroscopic operations.
It's a dirty book anyway, In My Room by Guillaume Dustan, and as she reads the line, "I was lying on the bed jerking off, smoking a joint" in a delicate voice, the artist starts getting spattered, too.
"I appeal to the Jews and the Arabs, principally in the north, that they understand that the delicate fabric of life is a joint responsibility".
Numerous lines of evidence demonstrate that synovial lining and cartilage extracellular matrix undergo active remodeling with joint homeostasis resulting from a delicate balance between matrix degradation, matrix synthesis, and matrix assembly [ 43].
He sat and concentrated, remembering how his father had bent the wood, wrapped the joints firmly with string, cut the delicate paper.
