On Fri, 01 Jul 2011 10:40:26 -0700, Billy
wrote:

In article ,
markenejackson markenejackson wrote:

If one affairs to use grass clippings as mulch it's best to mow on a hot
dry day afterwards the morning dew has disapated and again leave the
abridgement to dry area they abatement and raked up the next day. When
clippings are bagged as they're mowed they will mold rather quickly.

Please, if English is a newly acquired language for you, disregard the
following comments, if not, learn English. Even pigeon-English is
preferable to the mismatched buggerage that you've put on display.

Actually that's better English than most found on usenet, albiet
poetically flowery and verbose... unfortunately for you your
guttersnipe's upbringing and the fourth grade education you attained
prevents you from knowing and appreciating.