"Cereus-validus....." wrote in message
m...
Maybe part of the reason for this communication breakdown is because you
are
talking Fahrenheit and Janet is talking Centigrade.

nahhhhh, they just needed to banter at each other. They're fine, and still
speaking to each other. V isn't talking NORMAL Fahrenheit, by the way,
Cereus, she's talking TEXAS HEAT.............TOTALLY different animal
altogether honey! LOL

In any case, I do not appreciate the two of you having a ****ing contest
in
a thread meant for me. Unless your intention is to amuse me with this
comical farce. Abbot and Costello have nothing on you!!!!

Rather witty, ain't they? You answered me, and for that I appreciate
it...........as for them getting into a ****ing contest, they can't hold a
..............candle...................to you. You're rapier like wit always
slices at the most appropriate moment LOL You made me laugh today, thanks,
I needed it !

madgardener going off to empty pots, dispose of dead cactus bodies and scrub
pots with bleach.....just in case it IS fungal (which I think it is old
man..........I think you are right)


"escape" wrote in message
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On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 15:54:10 +0100, Janet Baraclough
opined:


What is "cold outside" where you live?

During the day it can be anywhere from 30s to 60s, all of which are
believed to
be cold! Normally, our average temperature is 73 degrees on the year.
In
winter, we get 30s for a few minutes here and there, most nights are in
the 40s
and days in the 60s. Cold enough to need heat for us.

Oh, have you been inside one?

Yes, of course, how else would I comment?

Janet. (Heating off. Stalactites dripping down neck)