Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening website.

Everybody and his uncle already has one. Every newbie that learns how to set
up web pages starts another gardening website because they can't think of
anything original. The market is already beyond flooded and spread way too
thin already. Its best that you try really hard to think up something
different.

Instead of us going to yours, why don't you farkles come here and we can
answer your questions.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the malaprops and faux
pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its hysterical.
Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first place?


Yann wrote in message
news
Hello all,

We are a small team working to build a site on Gardening and plants.
We set up a first draft there :
- http://www.gardenandco.com/
The site just opened, so you will find it pretty empty. But this is why we
are writing here to you: would you have some information to share there?
At the moment, we focus mainly on:
- web links (Yahoo style directory)
- Articles and News
- Forums

We are looking forward for your comments, any advice will be most welcome.

Yann & Franck
--
http://www.gardenandco.com/

"Cereus-validus" wrote in
om:

Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening website.

Everybody and his uncle already has one. Every newbie that learns how to
set up web pages starts another gardening website because they can't
think of anything original. The market is already beyond flooded and
spread way too thin already. Its best that you try really hard to think
up something different.

Instead of us going to yours, why don't you farkles come here and we can
answer your questions.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the malaprops and
faux pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its
hysterical. Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first
place?



Bad day huh? That must suck.

"Cereus-validus" wrote in
om:

Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening website.

Everybody and his uncle already has one. Every newbie that learns how to
set up web pages starts another gardening website because they can't
think of anything original. The market is already beyond flooded and
spread way too thin already. Its best that you try really hard to think
up something different.

Instead of us going to yours, why don't you farkles come here and we can
answer your questions.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the malaprops and
faux pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its
hysterical. Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first
place?



Bad day huh? That must suck.

".......... Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening
website........."

Do you say the same about yet another gardening book........?

--
David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

The point just went way over your tiny head, Peewee.

I'm tired of seeing unimaginitive people repeatedly doing uninspired things.

Just like you and your lame answer, Fluffboy.


Fred Garvin wrote in message
...
"Cereus-validus" wrote in
om:

Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening website.

Everybody and his uncle already has one. Every newbie that learns how to
set up web pages starts another gardening website because they can't
think of anything original. The market is already beyond flooded and
spread way too thin already. Its best that you try really hard to think
up something different.

Instead of us going to yours, why don't you farkles come here and we can
answer your questions.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the malaprops and
faux pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its
hysterical. Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first
place?



Bad day huh? That must suck.

I certainly do.

I often cringe when I thumb through a new gardening book.

So many of them are such badly done uninspired flashy fluff pieces for the
coffee table with lots of misidentified pictures (especially the succulents)
and the same old lame advice rehashed. "Houseplant" books are usually the
worst offenders, especially when they put wrong info in those weird charts.

If gardening is supposed to be the #1 hobby, then why is the gardening
section in the book stores always way in the back of the room?


David Hill wrote in message
...
".......... Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening
website........."

Do you say the same about yet another gardening book........?

--
David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

Stop your whining hemorrhoid. Many people have left here and gone to
mail lists, forums, etc., because of your consistent arrogance,
bullying, and putrid sense of humor. This could have been a better
place if it weren't for you.

Mary

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 00:22:52 GMT, "Cereus-validus"
wrote:

Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening website.

Everybody and his uncle already has one. Every newbie that learns how to set
up web pages starts another gardening website because they can't think of
anything original. The market is already beyond flooded and spread way too
thin already. Its best that you try really hard to think up something
different.

Instead of us going to yours, why don't you farkles come here and we can
answer your questions.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the malaprops and faux
pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its hysterical.
Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first place?


Yann wrote in message
news
Hello all,

We are a small team working to build a site on Gardening and plants.
We set up a first draft there :
- http://www.gardenandco.com/
The site just opened, so you will find it pretty empty. But this is why we
are writing here to you: would you have some information to share there?
At the moment, we focus mainly on:
- web links (Yahoo style directory)
- Articles and News
- Forums

We are looking forward for your comments, any advice will be most welcome.

Yann & Franck
--
http://www.gardenandco.com/

Ok, you can do better. Lets see it. You don't even have the talent
to write a script or to html editing. hahaha. Maybe that's where
this underlying jealousy of yours comes in at.

Mary

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 09:25:42 GMT, "Cereus-validus"
wrote:

The point just went way over your tiny head, Peewee.

I'm tired of seeing unimaginitive people repeatedly doing uninspired things.

Just like you and your lame answer, Fluffboy.


Fred Garvin wrote in message
.. .
"Cereus-validus" wrote in
om:

Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening website.

Everybody and his uncle already has one. Every newbie that learns how to
set up web pages starts another gardening website because they can't
think of anything original. The market is already beyond flooded and
spread way too thin already. Its best that you try really hard to think
up something different.

Instead of us going to yours, why don't you farkles come here and we can
answer your questions.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the malaprops and
faux pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its
hysterical. Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first
place?



Bad day huh? That must suck.

I think he's just having another one of his prozac moments!

Mary

On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 07:26:44 -0000, "David Hill"
wrote:

".......... Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening
website........."

Do you say the same about yet another gardening book........?

".......If gardening is supposed to be the #1 hobby, then why is the
gardening section in the book stores always way in the back of the
room?......."

Elementary marketing.
You place the things most wanted furthest from the door to get your
customers walking past a load of other things in the hope they will also buy
things they see on impulse.
Just look where the essentials are in your supermarket..
Same as they don't put the most popular brands at eye level., that's where
they put the things they want to push.

Remember that amongst the 98% of dross that is produced as Gardening books,
articles and web sites etc there will always be that 2% worth looking at
/buying/ reading.


--
David Hill
Abacus nurseries
www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk

"Cereus-validus" wrote in
. com:

The point just went way over your tiny head, Peewee.

I'm tired of seeing unimaginitive people repeatedly doing uninspired
things.

Just like you and your lame answer, Fluffboy.



Get a life. Look folks, another moron who thinks they're perfect.....




Fred Garvin wrote in message
...
"Cereus-validus" wrote in
om:

Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening website.

Everybody and his uncle already has one. Every newbie that learns how
to set up web pages starts another gardening website because they
can't think of anything original. The market is already beyond
flooded and spread way too thin already. Its best that you try really
hard to think up something different.

Instead of us going to yours, why don't you farkles come here and we
can answer your questions.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the malaprops and
faux pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its
hysterical. Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first
place?



Bad day huh? That must suck.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the
malaprops and faux
pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its
hysterical.
Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first place?


Lots of those, too.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - Apples and
Oranges: A Demonstration -- Welcome to Hooterville! Population:
2000. Elevation: 3000. Established: 1850. TOTAL = 6850 -- Bob
Lilienfield

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the
malaprops and faux
pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its
hysterical.
Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first place?


Lots of those, too.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - Apples and
Oranges: A Demonstration -- Welcome to Hooterville! Population:
2000. Elevation: 3000. Established: 1850. TOTAL = 6850 -- Bob
Lilienfield

Mary, Mary, quite contrary, you are obviously way overdue for another
therapy session with your vibrating cucumber!!!!


Mary Elden wrote in message
...
Stop your whining hemorrhoid. Many people have left here and gone to
mail lists, forums, etc., because of your consistent arrogance,
bullying, and putrid sense of humor. This could have been a better
place if it weren't for you.

Mary

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 00:22:52 GMT, "Cereus-validus"
wrote:

Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening website.

Everybody and his uncle already has one. Every newbie that learns how to
set
up web pages starts another gardening website because they can't think of
anything original. The market is already beyond flooded and spread way
too
thin already. Its best that you try really hard to think up something
different.

Instead of us going to yours, why don't you farkles come here and we can
answer your questions.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the malaprops and
faux
pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its hysterical.
Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first place?


Yann wrote in message
news
Hello all,

We are a small team working to build a site on Gardening and plants.
We set up a first draft there :
- http://www.gardenandco.com/
The site just opened, so you will find it pretty empty. But this is why
we
are writing here to you: would you have some information to share
there?
At the moment, we focus mainly on:
- web links (Yahoo style directory)
- Articles and News
- Forums

We are looking forward for your comments, any advice will be most
welcome.

Yann & Franck
--
http://www.gardenandco.com/

Mary, Mary, quite contrary, you are obviously way overdue for another
therapy session with your vibrating cucumber!!!!


Mary Elden wrote in message
...
Stop your whining hemorrhoid. Many people have left here and gone to
mail lists, forums, etc., because of your consistent arrogance,
bullying, and putrid sense of humor. This could have been a better
place if it weren't for you.

Mary

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 00:22:52 GMT, "Cereus-validus"
wrote:

Just what the world needs, yet another freaking gardening website.

Everybody and his uncle already has one. Every newbie that learns how to
set
up web pages starts another gardening website because they can't think of
anything original. The market is already beyond flooded and spread way
too
thin already. Its best that you try really hard to think up something
different.

Instead of us going to yours, why don't you farkles come here and we can
answer your questions.

Somebody aught to create a website with nothing but the malaprops and
faux
pas in prez Dubaya's speeches. There are so many of them, its hysterical.
Who elected that dyslexic clown to office in the first place?


Yann wrote in message
news
Hello all,

We are a small team working to build a site on Gardening and plants.
We set up a first draft there :
- http://www.gardenandco.com/
The site just opened, so you will find it pretty empty. But this is why
we
are writing here to you: would you have some information to share
there?
At the moment, we focus mainly on:
- web links (Yahoo style directory)
- Articles and News
- Forums

We are looking forward for your comments, any advice will be most
welcome.

Yann & Franck
--
http://www.gardenandco.com/