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Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
Hi All,
These are very nutritious seeds, loaded with omega-3s, etc and very expensive to buy - locally (California) about $1/ounce. Visit www.wikipedia.org and type chia to get lots of info. I would like to know of your experiences in growing, harvesting and storing them. TIA RF |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
On Dec 8, 8:12 pm, RF wrote:
Hi All, These are very nutritious seeds, loaded with omega-3s, etc and very expensive to buy - locally (California) about $1/ounce. Visitwww.wikipedia.organd type chia to get lots of info. I would like to know of your experiences in growing, harvesting and storing them. TIA RF Yeah I bought 2 CHIA Herb Gardens last winter. They grew exactly as the instructions said they would. At first. Then they died. All of them reached 2 inches in height within a few weeks as predicted. The Chives were the only thing (of 6 plantings) that survived to reach 3 inches. Any attempt to do any thinning or separate anything from the CHIA "growing sponge" also killed it. Immediately. Everything. Later I planted some leftover CHIA seeds in window boxes. They lived a little longer, but were always overgrown and shaded-out by store and ebay-bought seeds long before they reached maturity or produced anything useful. Long before. I'm thinking who my worst enemy is to give them the remaining Herb Garden for Christmas. Somewhere in the instructions it clearly said "special hybrids". Yeah. Specialized to grow quick and die quicker. |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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, Don H3 wrote: On Dec 8, 8:12 pm, RF wrote: Hi All, These are very nutritious seeds, loaded with omega-3s, etc and very expensive to buy - locally (California) about $1/ounce. Visitwww.wikipedia.organd type chia to get lots of info. I would like to know of your experiences in growing, harvesting and storing them. TIA RF Yeah I bought 2 CHIA Herb Gardens last winter. They grew exactly as the instructions said they would. At first. Then they died. All of them reached 2 inches in height within a few weeks as predicted. The Chives were the only thing (of 6 plantings) that survived to reach 3 inches. Any attempt to do any thinning or separate anything from the CHIA "growing sponge" also killed it. Immediately. Everything. Later I planted some leftover CHIA seeds in window boxes. They lived a little longer, but were always overgrown and shaded-out by store and ebay-bought seeds long before they reached maturity or produced anything useful. Long before. I'm thinking who my worst enemy is to give them the remaining Herb Garden for Christmas. Somewhere in the instructions it clearly said "special hybrids". Yeah. Specialized to grow quick and die quicker. I've seen Chia growing in the wild. Might be best as an outdoor plant? -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
Omelet wrote:
In article , Don H3 wrote: On Dec 8, 8:12 pm, RF wrote: Hi All, These are very nutritious seeds, loaded with omega-3s, etc and very expensive to buy - locally (California) about $1/ounce. Visitwww.wikipedia.organd type chia to get lots of info. I would like to know of your experiences in growing, harvesting and storing them. TIA RF Yeah I bought 2 CHIA Herb Gardens last winter. They grew exactly as the instructions said they would. At first. Then they died. All of them reached 2 inches in height within a few weeks as predicted. The Chives were the only thing (of 6 plantings) that survived to reach 3 inches. Any attempt to do any thinning or separate anything from the CHIA "growing sponge" also killed it. Immediately. Everything. Later I planted some leftover CHIA seeds in window boxes. They lived a little longer, but were always overgrown and shaded-out by store and ebay-bought seeds long before they reached maturity or produced anything useful. Long before. I'm thinking who my worst enemy is to give them the remaining Herb Garden for Christmas. Somewhere in the instructions it clearly said "special hybrids". Yeah. Specialized to grow quick and die quicker. I've seen Chia growing in the wild. Might be best as an outdoor plant? Thanks Guys for the responsees. I did a little digging this morning and found that the chia has grown wild as far north as Mondocino county in CA. I live in Sonoma. right next door, so it appears I am in the right place. Very important, once it starts to grow it needs no more water. There is lots of info at the link: http://www.gardenguides.com/plants/p...p?symbol=SACO6 Good planting and even better eating :-) RF |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
On Dec 9, 10:15 am, RF wrote:
Omelet wrote: In article , Don H3 wrote: On Dec 8, 8:12 pm, RF wrote: Hi All, These are very nutritious seeds, loaded with omega-3s, etc and very expensive to buy - locally (California) about $1/ounce. Visitwww.wikipedia.organdtype chia to get lots of info. I would like to know of your experiences in growing, harvesting and storing them. TIA RF Yeah I bought 2 CHIA Herb Gardens last winter. They grew exactly as the instructions said they would. At first. Then they died. All of them reached 2 inches in height within a few weeks as predicted. The Chives were the only thing (of 6 plantings) that survived to reach 3 inches. Any attempt to do any thinning or separate anything from the CHIA "growing sponge" also killed it. Immediately. Everything. Later I planted some leftover CHIA seeds in window boxes. They lived a little longer, but were always overgrown and shaded-out by store and ebay-bought seeds long before they reached maturity or produced anything useful. Long before. I'm thinking who my worst enemy is to give them the remaining Herb Garden for Christmas. Somewhere in the instructions it clearly said "special hybrids". Yeah. Specialized to grow quick and die quicker. I've seen Chia growing in the wild. Might be best as an outdoor plant? Thanks Guys for the responsees. I did a little digging this morning and found that the chia has grown wild as far north as Mondocino county in CA. I live in Sonoma. right next door, so it appears I am in the right place. Very important, once it starts to grow it needs no more water. There is lots of info at the link: http://www.gardenguides.com/plants/p...lantguide.asp?... Good planting and even better eating :-) RF They want to be dry sometimes but don't tolerate freezing. They were a staple of the Tribes of inland southern California (Luiseņo, Gabrieliņo, del Rey, etc.) who still grow and collect them. It grows wild along my hillside & we gather them sometimes. Tasty, especially roasted! |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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RF wrote: Might be best as an outdoor plant? Thanks Guys for the responsees. I did a little digging this morning and found that the chia has grown wild as far north as Mondocino county in CA. I live in Sonoma. right next door, so it appears I am in the right place. Very important, once it starts to grow it needs no more water. There is lots of info at the link: http://www.gardenguides.com/plants/p....asp?symbol=SA CO6 Good planting and even better eating :-) RF Yes, that is where I saw it. In California. :-) We used to live there. -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
On Dec 9, 9:51 am, Omelet wrote:
In article , Don H3 wrote: On Dec 8, 8:12 pm, RF wrote: Hi All, These are very nutritious seeds, loaded with omega-3s, etc and very expensive to buy - locally (California) about $1/ounce. Visitwww.wikipedia.organdtype chia to get lots of info. I would like to know of your experiences in growing, harvesting and storing them. TIA RF Yeah I bought 2 CHIA Herb Gardens last winter. They grew exactly as the instructions said they would. At first. Then they died. [...] I've seen Chia growing in the wild. Might be best as an outdoor plant? -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein Urkle. (Removing foot from mouth) I misconstrued the question as a sneaky advertisement for the "brand" name CHIA, and had no idea there is an actual plant by that name... (Californian I am not) [ "Ethnobotanic: Chia, the Spanish name for Salvia columbariae, is a plant [ of great economic importance to many Native American tribes in California..." .... Apologies all~~ |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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, Don H3 wrote: I've seen Chia growing in the wild. Might be best as an outdoor plant? Urkle. (Removing foot from mouth) I misconstrued the question as a sneaky advertisement for the "brand" name CHIA, and had no idea there is an actual plant by that name... (Californian I am not) You mean you missed the "chia pet" craze? :-) Mom had a pottery lion with the ridges for the chia seeds forming the lion's "Mane". It was really cute and she'd just trim the sprouts for salads. [ "Ethnobotanic: Chia, the Spanish name for Salvia columbariae, is a plant [ of great economic importance to many Native American tribes in California..." ... Apologies all~~ C'est la ve. :-) -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
Omelet wrote:
In article , Don H3 wrote: I've seen Chia growing in the wild. Might be best as an outdoor plant? Urkle. (Removing foot from mouth) I misconstrued the question as a sneaky advertisement for the "brand" name CHIA, and had no idea there is an actual plant by that name... (Californian I am not) You mean you missed the "chia pet" craze? :-) Mom had a pottery lion with the ridges for the chia seeds forming the lion's "Mane". It was really cute and she'd just trim the sprouts for salads. Predating the Chia Pet craze by decades, I remember, in the late 50's, having a pottery head of Alfred E. Newman, the Mad Magazine character. There was a hole in the top of his head, to add water I guess, and there were grooves all around where his hair would be, to put the seeds in. Don't know what seeds were supplied. |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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doofy wrote: Omelet wrote: In article , Don H3 wrote: I've seen Chia growing in the wild. Might be best as an outdoor plant? Urkle. (Removing foot from mouth) I misconstrued the question as a sneaky advertisement for the "brand" name CHIA, and had no idea there is an actual plant by that name... (Californian I am not) You mean you missed the "chia pet" craze? :-) Mom had a pottery lion with the ridges for the chia seeds forming the lion's "Mane". It was really cute and she'd just trim the sprouts for salads. Predating the Chia Pet craze by decades, That ancient? eg I remember, in the late 50's, having a pottery head of Alfred E. Newman, the Mad Magazine character. There was a hole in the top of his head, to add water I guess, Yes, mom's Lion had a hole in the top of his head. Generally, chia pets were glazed except where the ridges for sprouting were. The seeds are mucilaginous so stick to where you plant them when they are wetted. and there were grooves all around where his hair would be, to put the seeds in. Don't know what seeds were supplied. Chia. g Mom had her chia pet in the late 60's, early 70's. -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
Omelet wrote:
Predating the Chia Pet craze by decades, That ancient? eg Predated the "Craze". Not the item, evidently. and there were grooves all around where his hair would be, to put the seeds in. Don't know what seeds were supplied. Chia. g Dunno. I was a tyke. I seem to remember that the whole head was unglazed, but, I can't really remember a detail like that. Mom had her chia pet in the late 60's, early 70's. Did she get it from Doctor Who? Could you imagine a Dahlek as a chia pet? |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
doofy wrote:
Omelet wrote: Predating the Chia Pet craze by decades, That ancient? eg Predated the "Craze". Not the item, evidently. and there were grooves all around where his hair would be, to put the seeds in. Don't know what seeds were supplied. Chia. g Dunno. I was a tyke. I seem to remember that the whole head was unglazed, but, I can't really remember a detail like that. Mom had her chia pet in the late 60's, early 70's. Did she get it from Doctor Who? Could you imagine a Dahlek as a chia pet? And I thought this was a .garden.edible newsgroup???? Are you guys cannibalizing your pets? |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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doofy wrote: Omelet wrote: Predating the Chia Pet craze by decades, That ancient? eg Predated the "Craze". Not the item, evidently. Just messing with ya. ;-) and there were grooves all around where his hair would be, to put the seeds in. Don't know what seeds were supplied. Chia. g Dunno. I was a tyke. I seem to remember that the whole head was unglazed, but, I can't really remember a detail like that. Mom had her chia pet in the late 60's, early 70's. Did she get it from Doctor Who? Could you imagine a Dahlek as a chia pet? lol!!! We used to watch Dr. Who on Sundays when we lived in Colorado. It'd run 5 episodes, 2 1/2 hour special. We made Bean and Cheese nachos and Margaritas. sigh Wonderful memory... I miss my mom. -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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RF wrote: doofy wrote: Omelet wrote: Predating the Chia Pet craze by decades, That ancient? eg Predated the "Craze". Not the item, evidently. and there were grooves all around where his hair would be, to put the seeds in. Don't know what seeds were supplied. Chia. g Dunno. I was a tyke. I seem to remember that the whole head was unglazed, but, I can't really remember a detail like that. Mom had her chia pet in the late 60's, early 70's. Did she get it from Doctor Who? Could you imagine a Dahlek as a chia pet? And I thought this was a .garden.edible newsgroup???? Are you guys cannibalizing your pets? Heh! Chia pets ARE edible plants! Sprouts on a special clay planter, shaped usually like an animal of some sort. The sprouts grew on the surface making it look "fuzzy": Googles Huh. Looks like there are still a good variety available: http://ggchia.savontv.com/chia-misc-set.html Might have to see if I can get one shipped fast as a Christmas gift for my sister. :-) -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 12:50:56 -0600, Omelet wrote:
Chia pets ARE edible plants! Sprouts on a special clay planter, shaped usually like an animal of some sort. The sprouts grew on the surface making it look "fuzzy": Googles Huh. Looks like there are still a good variety available: http://ggchia.savontv.com/chia-misc-set.html Okay, you claim this chia is edible. Great! How is it used as food for humans? |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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Vandy Terre wrote: On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 12:50:56 -0600, Omelet wrote: Chia pets ARE edible plants! Sprouts on a special clay planter, shaped usually like an animal of some sort. The sprouts grew on the surface making it look "fuzzy": Googles Huh. Looks like there are still a good variety available: http://ggchia.savontv.com/chia-misc-set.html Okay, you claim this chia is edible. Great! How is it used as food for humans? Same as alfalfa sprouts. Snip and eat. ;-d -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
Omelet wrote:
In article , Vandy Terre wrote: On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 12:50:56 -0600, Omelet wrote: Chia pets ARE edible plants! Sprouts on a special clay planter, shaped usually like an animal of some sort. The sprouts grew on the surface making it look "fuzzy": Googles Huh. Looks like there are still a good variety available: http://ggchia.savontv.com/chia-misc-set.html Okay, you claim this chia is edible. Great! How is it used as food for humans? Same as alfalfa sprouts. Snip and eat. ;-d Hi Omelet. Funny, I have never heard of an Omelet eating seeds ;-) Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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RF wrote: Omelet wrote: In article , Vandy Terre wrote: On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 12:50:56 -0600, Omelet wrote: Chia pets ARE edible plants! Sprouts on a special clay planter, shaped usually like an animal of some sort. The sprouts grew on the surface making it look "fuzzy": Googles Huh. Looks like there are still a good variety available: http://ggchia.savontv.com/chia-misc-set.html Okay, you claim this chia is edible. Great! How is it used as food for humans? Same as alfalfa sprouts. Snip and eat. ;-d Hi Omelet. Funny, I have never heard of an Omelet eating seeds ;-) Seeds go IN the Omelets. g Especially sunflower and poppy... Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
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Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
RF wrote:
Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. WEll, on a regular basis anyway. |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
Billy wrote:
Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) Hey! |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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, Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) You make that sound like a bad thing... g -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
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doofy wrote: Billy wrote: Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) Hey! ;-D -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
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Omelet wrote:
In article , doofy wrote: Billy wrote: Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) Hey! ;-D :^* |
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Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) You make that sound like a bad thing... g I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars |
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Billy wrote:
In article , Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) You make that sound like a bad thing... g I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) ok, turn your head and cough. |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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, Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) You make that sound like a bad thing... g I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) cough ;-) -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
Omelet wrote:
In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) You make that sound like a bad thing... g I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) cough ;-) did you turn your head? |
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doofy wrote: Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) You make that sound like a bad thing... g I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) cough ;-) did you turn your head? Just to look at the Chia pet in the corner... ;-D -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
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Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) You make that sound like a bad thing... g I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) cough ;-) Om, that is only in a physical for a man:-0 -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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, Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) You make that sound like a bad thing... g I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) cough ;-) Om, that is only in a physical for a man:-0 I know. I had to empathize with them. The "annual indignity" isn't exactly pleasant for women either... unless they are perverts. g Especially past 40. At least y'all only get ONE hole probed! We get it North and South. Far be it for me to criticize them if some girls like it.. To each her own! shudders I hate it. My Dr. is female and bullies me into it every year. -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
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Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: Do these seeds do the same as flax seeds do to many people = Send them to the bathroom very frequently. RF No idea. :-) To us, it was just a salad item. Om, you seem to be attracting an odd crowd;-) You make that sound like a bad thing... g I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) cough ;-) Om, that is only in a physical for a man:-0 I know. I had to empathize with them. The "annual indignity" isn't exactly pleasant for women either... unless they are perverts. g Especially past 40. At least y'all only get ONE hole probed! We get it North and South. Far be it for me to criticize them if some girls like it.. To each her own! shudders I hate it. My Dr. is female and bullies me into it every year. What? Polyps? Can' be prostate, unless you've been holding out on us. -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars |
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Omelet wrote:
I hate it. My Dr. is female and bullies me into it every year. If she starts or ends the visit with "wanna smell my finger".... |
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, Billy wrote: I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) cough ;-) Om, that is only in a physical for a man:-0 I know. I had to empathize with them. The "annual indignity" isn't exactly pleasant for women either... unless they are perverts. g Especially past 40. At least y'all only get ONE hole probed! We get it North and South. Far be it for me to criticize them if some girls like it.. To each her own! shudders I hate it. My Dr. is female and bullies me into it every year. What? Polyps? Can' be prostate, unless you've been holding out on us. -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars As far as I know, we have Ovaries, not Prostates. g -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
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doofy wrote: Omelet wrote: I hate it. My Dr. is female and bullies me into it every year. If she starts or ends the visit with "wanna smell my finger".... lol You are EEEvil!!! ;-D She finally got me to shell out for my first Mammogram this last time. It was negative, but breast tumors don't run in my family. Thank the goddess... -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
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Omelet wrote:
In article , Billy wrote: I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) cough ;-) Om, that is only in a physical for a man:-0 I know. I had to empathize with them. The "annual indignity" isn't exactly pleasant for women either... unless they are perverts. g Especially past 40. At least y'all only get ONE hole probed! We get it North and South. Far be it for me to criticize them if some girls like it.. To each her own! shudders I hate it. My Dr. is female and bullies me into it every year. What? Polyps? Can' be prostate, unless you've been holding out on us. -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars As far as I know, we have Ovaries, not Prostates. g That's just feminist propaganda. NOW is somewhat confused on the issue. |
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doofy wrote: Omelet wrote: In article , Billy wrote: I just thought that you may want to get a new box of gloves;-) cough ;-) Om, that is only in a physical for a man:-0 I know. I had to empathize with them. The "annual indignity" isn't exactly pleasant for women either... unless they are perverts. g Especially past 40. At least y'all only get ONE hole probed! We get it North and South. Far be it for me to criticize them if some girls like it.. To each her own! shudders I hate it. My Dr. is female and bullies me into it every year. What? Polyps? Can' be prostate, unless you've been holding out on us. -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars As far as I know, we have Ovaries, not Prostates. g That's just feminist propaganda. NOW is somewhat confused on the issue. I suppose that can be changed with surgical procedures... Or were you referring to the "g-spot"? ;-) -- Peace, Om Remove - (dash) to validate gmail. "Human nature seems to be to control other people until they put their foot down." -- Steve Rothstein |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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Omelet wrote: As far as I know, we have Ovaries, not Prostates. g That's just feminist propaganda. NOW is somewhat confused on the issue. I suppose that can be changed with surgical procedures... Or were you referring to the "g-spot"? ;-) Glad to see we got the subject turned round. Medicine always fascinated me. I liked playing doctor when I was a kid. I still try to keep a hand in ;- and one of these too, g. -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
Billy wrote:
In article , Omelet wrote: As far as I know, we have Ovaries, not Prostates. g That's just feminist propaganda. NOW is somewhat confused on the issue. I suppose that can be changed with surgical procedures... Or were you referring to the "g-spot"? ;-) Glad to see we got the subject turned round. Medicine always fascinated me. I liked playing doctor when I was a kid. I still try to keep a hand in ;- and one of these too, g. Honestly, do you HAVE to do that to that Chia pet? |
Anyone try to grow Chia Seeds?
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doofy wrote: Billy wrote: In article , Omelet wrote: As far as I know, we have Ovaries, not Prostates. g That's just feminist propaganda. NOW is somewhat confused on the issue. I suppose that can be changed with surgical procedures... Or were you referring to the "g-spot"? ;-) Glad to see we got the subject turned round. Medicine always fascinated me. I liked playing doctor when I was a kid. I still try to keep a hand in ;- and one of these too, g. Honestly, do you HAVE to do that to that Chia pet? There goes the level;-) -- Billy Bush & Cheney, Behind Bars |
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