For the Wookster

put your shit in here.

neomyrtus_ said:

For the Wookster

put your shit in here.

you are too angry

MAINTAIN THE RAGE

wookiemeister said:

MAINTAIN THE RAGE

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I find it hard to maintain the rage. It lasts for a few minutes and then it’s gone. Any tips on how to do that?

Michael V said:

wookiemeister said:

MAINTAIN THE RAGE

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I find it hard to maintain the rage. It lasts for a few minutes and then it’s gone. Any tips on how to do that?

http://tokyo3.org/forums/holiday/topics/2502/

anyone dare me to post something intelligent in this thread?

https://theconversation.edu.au/theres-still-no-evidence-that-wind-farms-harm-your-health-10464

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neomyrtus_ said:

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laetrile suppositories… do they work?

or could you just pop an apricot kernel up there instead?

neomyrtus_ said:

or could you just pop an apricot kernel up there instead?

well you never know if you don’t try

you could tell me the results

neomyrtus_ said:

or could you just pop an apricot kernel up there instead?

hey neomyrtus

are you pro israel?

just wondering

if you make a thread dedicated to me you should expect me to post in there

lesson 1

cat got your tongue?

I’m a enigma wrapped in cheese.

wookiemeister said:

cat got your tongue?

I hate it when cats do that.

neomyrtus_ said:

I’m a enigma wrapped in cheese.

no enigma to me

I’m a enigma wrapped in cheese.

cheese as in dairy product or cheese as in corny?

party_pants said:

wookiemeister said:

cat got your tongue?

I hate it when cats do that.

operation cats lead

http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&rlz=1G1TSAU_EN-GBAU511&q=operation+cast+lead+casualties&revid=612066750&sa=X&ei=4DioUO27EsaaiAegj4H4Dw&ved=0CHYQ1QIoAA

anyway i can’t debate with religious fanatics all day, got things to do but i’ll be happy to come back to this thread later on

assuming its still here

who’s you calling a religious fanatic?

We’re all atheists here.

We’re all atheists here.

thank christ!

>We’re all atheists here.

Yes, even the Catholics.

Boris said:

We’re all atheists here.

thank christ!

“Hallelujah and praise the Lord!” – Larry

I have an offline life. Just et cheese and croisssants and stuff on back patio. Now going to finish coffee. Hoya is flowering. Going to consider setting up the shade structure for tomato plants.

Boris said:

I’m a enigma wrapped in cheese.

cheese as in dairy product or cheese as in corny?

fromage

neomyrtus_ said:

I have an offline life. Just et cheese and croisssants and stuff on back patio. Now going to finish coffee. Hoya is flowering. Going to consider setting up the shade structure for tomato plants.

Drools…hoya…sigh :(

My hoya never flowered, but my dad was successful with them.

Praise Be Mother Goddess Gaia. Bless my Tomato Plants with Fruitfulness. Om.

From the American Humanist Association’s latest ad campaign:

What is the shade structure for the tomato plants for neo? Do they burn at your place?

perth summers are hot and dry and the soils sandy and hydrophobic. plants need all the help you can give them.

Nothing wrong with imaginary friends, one of the most poignant things that Ecky Thump ever told me was that everyone should have at least one imaginary friend.

buffy said:

What is the shade structure for the tomato plants for neo? Do they burn at your place?

We have this blazing yellow orb that hangs around in summer, drying up and destroying plants.

Yeah, we have that too. And it’s friend, the North Wind. So a few 45 degree days with wind are not good. But I don’t have to shade my tomatoes.

You are a bit northerer than me though.

buffy said:

Yeah, we have that too. And it’s friend, the North Wind. So a few 45 degree days with wind are not good. But I don’t have to shade my tomatoes.

You are a bit northerer than me though.

Boris explained it better :)

buffy said:

What is the shade structure for the tomato plants for neo? Do they burn at your place?

a cheap gazebo structure and shadecloth collected from front verges on throw up days. Leaves with sunscorch and heat stress. A hot day and direct sun can reduce a leaf to a dry crumble.

Boris said:

perth summers are hot and dry and the soils sandy and hydrophobic. plants need all the help you can give them.

mine are potted or in the planter box.

I don’t think I’ve ever actually lost a tomato plant to the sun. Even in the year of the Big Fires, when we had days and days of over 40 and wind beforehand. Admittedly I did do quite a bit of evening and morning watering, but I don’t recall them dying. The grass, on the other hand…….it was like paper.

I have some rather puzzlingly aquaphobic soil here, even after 11 years of working on it. Mostly around the perimeter fence. I know the previous occupant used some sort of soil sterilent because for ages nothing would grow there, and I recall putting some trial bean plants in after about 3 years to see how they went and they grew deformed. I really hate to think what he was using……

Still haven’t planted my beans but I’ll do it tomorrow. Thought I’d plant them in a completely different part of the garden and see what happens. I’ll probably mix the dug soil with a big bag of potting mixture, to help it along.

I have planted bean seeds in a couple of places. Some have germinated, some have not. I guess the soil on the West fence is warmer than that on the East fence so far this season.

I have planted no bean seeds, and I have none in my possession right now.

Probably fortunate that I procrastinated, because we were having frost warnings as late as last week.

Just Blue Lake, this year. A prolific and tasty bean.

I have seed for Dragon’s Tongue, a yellow one, a purple one, and a green one. And a couple of climbers. I like a mix of beans, and I particularly like the bean to not be green, for ease of picking.

:)

party_pants said:

I have planted no bean seeds, and I have none in my possession right now.

Just remember what happened to Jack in that old tale – Jack and the Beanstalk.

brian blessed…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rezxe1wRemw

kii said:

party_pants said:

I have planted no bean seeds, and I have none in my possession right now.

Just remember what happened to Jack in that old tale – Jack and the Beanstalk.

Recent research has cast doubt on the historical authenticity of the Jack and the beanstalk story…

>>in that old tale – Jack and the Beanstalk.

Kii it’s just a made up story, it’s not a true story.

party_pants said:

Recent research has cast doubt on the historical authenticity of the Jack and the beanstalk story…

Oh, piffle.

Peak Warming Man said:

>>in that old tale – Jack and the Beanstalk.

Kii it’s just a made up story, it’s not a true story.

How can you be sure? I’ve seen the pictures and they didn’t have Photoshop back in those days :P

I’ve seen the pictures and they didn’t have Photoshop back in those days

i think that’s the clincher. answer that then pwm!

Looks like rain again.

Silence from the PWM…enjoy it while it’s here :P

Boris said:

I’ve seen the pictures and they didn’t have Photoshop back in those days

i think that’s the clincher. answer that then pwm!

The drawers of the pictures are insiders and part of the plot, just you sheeple can’t see it.

The drawers of the pictures are insiders and part of the plot, just you sheeple can’t see it.

baaaa….

party_pants said:

kii said:

party_pants said:

I have planted no bean seeds, and I have none in my possession right now.

Just remember what happened to Jack in that old tale – Jack and the Beanstalk.

Recent research has cast doubt on the historical authenticity of the Jack and the beanstalk story…

True, it is more likely that it Bamboo rather than a Beanstalk due to the claimed rates of growth.

buffy said:

What is the shade structure for the tomato plants for neo? Do they burn at your place?

They burn at my place and Perth is just as hot, as well as sandy.

Peak Warming Man said:

Nothing wrong with imaginary friends, one of the most poignant things that Ecky Thump ever told me was that everyone should have at least one imaginary friend.

I’ve got a whole forum full.

buffy said:

I don’t think I’ve ever actually lost a tomato plant to the sun. Even in the year of the Big Fires, when we had days and days of over 40 and wind beforehand. Admittedly I did do quite a bit of evening and morning watering, but I don’t recall them dying. The grass, on the other hand…….it was like paper.

I have some rather puzzlingly aquaphobic soil here, even after 11 years of working on it. Mostly around the perimeter fence. I know the previous occupant used some sort of soil sterilent because for ages nothing would grow there, and I recall putting some trial bean plants in after about 3 years to see how they went and they grew deformed. I really hate to think what he was using……

the commercial form of agent orange.. HyvarX or Provar X same thing different names.. there are newer names too.

buffy said:

I have planted bean seeds in a couple of places. Some have germinated, some have not. I guess the soil on the West fence is warmer than that on the East fence so far this season.

slaters ate all my beans off as they came up.

So I’ve been to Funnings and bought some red snail bait.

kii said:

Peak Warming Man said:

>>in that old tale – Jack and the Beanstalk.

Kii it’s just a made up story, it’s not a true story.

How can you be sure? I’ve seen the pictures and they didn’t have Photoshop back in those days :P

they didn’t have cameras either.

:)

Alcapulco gold, Toke #143

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hey i’m back!!

and no

i wasn’t the sssf troll