On 01/07/2012 15:26, Jake wrote:
On Sun, 01 Jul 2012 15:12:39 +0100, wrote:



Also, we expect our plants to be far superior and productive compared to
weeds, so they are generally grown in better conditions than weeds,
making them more succulent and inviting.

Are you implying that my hostas and dahlias, which are entirely
un-nibbled, have been grown in worse conditions than weeds in order to
make them less succulent and inviting?


Yup!! Must be so. :~)) Of course slug treatments would make them less
inviting, however succulent.


I would challenge you to
pistols at dawn but you would have a minimum advantage of 2:1


Oh, easily, and I could lasso you with my web. Bet you'd look dead cute
wrapped in silk :~)).



Cheers, Jake
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But I can from an acanthus!

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