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?!?!?! Heather?!?!?!
True, but the problem is likely the time difference.
TPBM Have terrible problems with his server and cant send or recieve emails.
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True, but the problem is likely the time difference.
TPBM Have terrible problems with his server and cant send or recieve emails.
(smile) for which one?
false, some of that was last year... internet provider professed nothing on their end, but repeated calls finally got something done (after they first accused me of being a spammer, then deciding that since it was being sent out when I was at work it was someone who had hacked one of my accounts :fight::ninja::viking:
tpbm thinks open floor space in their apartment/house is over-rated (only because 'they' don't have any, anymore!)
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That one!
TPBM be damned for requiring another TPBM idea!
Grrr... TPBM is cleaning her house tomorrow!
now posted to the favorite recipe megathread. let me know how you make it and how it turns out! it's still very much a work in progress
true to some degree, place needs cleaning though some native orchid photography will likely happen sometime
tpbm likes pickled herring even though they aren't Jewish!
tpbm likes pickled herring even though they aren't Jewish!
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false. jewish and don't like pickled herring.
tpbm wants breakfast
tpbm wants breakfast
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True! Need sustenance (and motivation!) to clean.
TPBM is still in bed and needs to get their a$$ out of it!
(Bout time you get some photos too, Bri...take clue from Charles!) Thanks for the recipe, Charles!
TPBM is still in bed and needs to get their a$$ out of it!
(Bout time you get some photos too, Bri...take clue from Charles!) Thanks for the recipe, Charles!
False had invitational train operating session today and about 30 guest operators. TPBM finally got the vendor but regrets not having told the vendor to rush the order.
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False, still waiting for a reply.
TPBM is itching to buy some new plants!
TPBM is itching to buy some new plants!
Hahahaha. Too true; but aren't we all!?
Actually Jason Fischer gave me a lead on a plant I'm looking for so I may be ordering from Tom Kalina's. (At least that's the front-business; as we all know Tom was sent to sleep w/ the fishes by east-coast mobsters years ago.)
TPBM is also trying to save up for Parkside Nursery fest.
Actually Jason Fischer gave me a lead on a plant I'm looking for so I may be ordering from Tom Kalina's. (At least that's the front-business; as we all know Tom was sent to sleep w/ the fishes by east-coast mobsters years ago.)
TPBM is also trying to save up for Parkside Nursery fest.
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tpbm lives near where it has not rained for quite some time
tpbm lives near where it has not rained for quite some time
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False! I have had rain 5 of the last 6 days and more tomorrow and Saturday!
TPBM has dealt with hail damage on plants and would like to provide me with some advice (please!)
TPBM has dealt with hail damage on plants and would like to provide me with some advice (please!)
well, sort of false but sort of true!
I've seen hail damage, and generally I would think that the best thing to do would to remove any leaves that have over 50% damage and the rest clean up a bit an then maybe apply some fungicide to help prevent disease outbreak. If standard fungicide chemicals are out of the question, then something like physan, rd-20 or some of the peroxide-like chemicals (or hydrogen peroxide) applied dilutely (can't remember any rates at the moment) to cut areas could help prevent infection. If applying anything is out, then cutting back any ripped areas to clean cuts would be the best bet.
Luckily the latest two big storms that had very large hail missed my apartment and my tomatoes/peppers/rhubarb (and my car windshield/paint job)
tpbm always roots for the underdog
I've seen hail damage, and generally I would think that the best thing to do would to remove any leaves that have over 50% damage and the rest clean up a bit an then maybe apply some fungicide to help prevent disease outbreak. If standard fungicide chemicals are out of the question, then something like physan, rd-20 or some of the peroxide-like chemicals (or hydrogen peroxide) applied dilutely (can't remember any rates at the moment) to cut areas could help prevent infection. If applying anything is out, then cutting back any ripped areas to clean cuts would be the best bet.
Luckily the latest two big storms that had very large hail missed my apartment and my tomatoes/peppers/rhubarb (and my car windshield/paint job)
tpbm always roots for the underdog
True, unless the overdog is from NY/NJ. Go Giants!
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Are there no persons below anymore?????
Or is there new rules that I missed????
Or is there new rules that I missed????
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false. there are persons below.
tpbm things it's silly that after 41 pages people got confused and stopped putting tpbm....
tpbm things it's silly that after 41 pages people got confused and stopped putting tpbm....
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Hmmmmm
TPBM is still enjoying this thread, although it is past 800 posts and still does not contribute anything worthwhile to the growing of slippers
TPBM is still enjoying this thread, although it is past 800 posts and still does not contribute anything worthwhile to the growing of slippers
True, but this lets us know what is going on in forum members pointy little heads!
TPBM is going to look for some native slippers this wkend!
TPBM is going to look for some native slippers this wkend!
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False, but I do need to water the ones I have -- it's been so dry here since our big rain storms of a couple of weeks ago. Or so.
TPBM needs to clean up their indoor growing area, now that their plants are all summering outside.
TPBM needs to clean up their indoor growing area, now that their plants are all summering outside.
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