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"Jeffrey Bryant" wrote in message
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If you read her posts, you'll see she adds nothing to a newsgroup in
her replies which mainly consist of useless things like:

oooh get 'er))))
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rofl
LOL
ta
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LOL!

lol


Etc. Etc. Etc.


And your point is?


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On Mar 21, 5:40 pm, "Jeffrey Bryant" wrote:
If you read her posts, you'll see she adds nothing to a newsgroup in
her replies ....


Nevertheless you appear to be totally obsessed with her!


Perhaps he is in love with her, she has my sympathy if that is the case.


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"Jeffrey Bryant" wrote in message
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Anne Welsh Jackson wrote:

"Jeffrey Bryant" wrote:

moghouse wrote:


On Mar 21, 5:40 pm, "Jeffrey Bryant"
wrote:
If you read her posts, you'll see she adds nothing to a
newsgroup in her replies ....

Nevertheless you appear to be totally obsessed with her!


No, I Googled her after all the talk about her here and found out
lots about her and what she does. Read Google yourself and find out
if I'm lying. I'm just making the group aware.


No, you are stalking!


No I'm not.

I cannot recall ever seeing a post from you in the past


Please don't tell me when I should post or what I should post.


You should take notice of that yourself!



Jeff



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"Jeffrey Bryant" wrote in message
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If you read her posts, you'll see she adds nothing to a newsgroup in
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!PLONK!


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And your point is?


Please don't feed the trolls...

...unless you have something slow and painful.

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"Rusty_Hinge" wrote in message
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The message
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And your point is?


Please don't feed the trolls...

..unless you have something slow and painful.


I wish I cold find something like that, especially for the junk emails I
keep getting!(:-(

Alan


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On Mar 21, 6:17*pm, Sacha wrote:
On 21/3/09 18:15, in article , "Ophelia"



wrote:
Jeffrey Bryant wrote:
moghouse wrote:


On Mar 21, 5:40 pm, "Jeffrey Bryant" wrote:
If you read her posts, you'll see she adds nothing to a newsgroup in
her replies ....


Nevertheless you appear to be totally obsessed with her!


No, I Googled her after all the talk about her here and found out lots
about her and what she does. Read Google yourself and find out if I'm
lying. I'm just making the group aware.


Ahh that word again. 'lying' *How many times have we heard that now?


Perhaps we could just ignore the troublemakers? *They must be so pleased at
the attention they're getting because the obvious aim is to make trouble and
disrupt. *;-((
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We have done that for years and years but unfortunately, a few of them
are like stubborn weeds, they pop up with regularity, fortunately they
can be controlled by ignoring them.

Judith
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On Mar 27, 2:19*pm, Sacha wrote:
On 27/3/09 09:58, in article
, "Judith



in France" wrote:
On Mar 21, 6:17*pm, Sacha wrote:
On 21/3/09 18:15, in article , "Ophelia"


wrote:
Jeffrey Bryant wrote:
moghouse wrote:


On Mar 21, 5:40 pm, "Jeffrey Bryant" wrote:
If you read her posts, you'll see she adds nothing to a newsgroup in
her replies ....


Nevertheless you appear to be totally obsessed with her!


No, I Googled her after all the talk about her here and found out lots
about her and what she does. Read Google yourself and find out if I'm
lying. I'm just making the group aware.


Ahh that word again. 'lying' *How many times have we heard that now?


Perhaps we could just ignore the troublemakers? *They must be so pleased at
the attention they're getting because the obvious aim is to make trouble and
disrupt. *;-((
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South Devon
Exotic plants, shrubs & perennials online


We have done that for years and years but unfortunately, a few of them
are like stubborn weeds, they pop up with regularity, fortunately they
can be controlled by ignoring them.


Judith


Well, it's that or mow them down. *;-) *Good holiday and did you bring any
seeds back?!
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I had a great holiday Sacha, I can thoroughly recommend Sugar Beach at
Flic n Flac, this is a place that you and Ray would enjoy. I didn't
bring back a single seed, I sat on my handbag and refused to get my
money out as they would not have survived outside their own climate.
Such beautiful flowers. I ate loads of fruit when I was there, I only
wish I could grow what they do. I did bring back huge amounts of
spice, including two I haven't heard of; Daube and Briani, do you know
them?

Judith
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Sacha wrote:
Well, it's that or mow them down. ;-) Good holiday and did you
bring any seeds back?!


Never mind the seeds... did she bring us a stick of rock?




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On Mar 27, 2:30*pm, "Ophelia" wrote:
Sacha wrote:
Well, it's that or mow them down. *;-) *Good holiday and did you
bring any seeds back?!


Never mind the seeds... did she bring us a stick of rock?


Yes, 1 carat each LOL. How's your new garden coming along now? I was
interested in your submarine thing, it will be interesting to hear
about your progress with it. I have a new greenhouse just waiting for
my husband to put it up. Poor man has taken an awful fall going down
a steep path to where the new veg plot will be, he stumbled, fell and
hit his forehead on a wooden peg holding, what was a step in place,
said step has since rotted. He had a bleed all the way down past his
nose, both eyes are black. He went to our doctor who referred him to
hospital. Everything is o.k. Thank God, but he has to have another
follow up as his blood pressure was sky high. It's good to talk over
the garden fence, isn't it?

Judith
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On Mar 27, 2:37*pm, Martin wrote:
On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 07:30:18 -0700 (PDT), Judith in France



wrote:
On Mar 27, 2:19*pm, Sacha wrote:
On 27/3/09 09:58, in article
, "Judith


in France" wrote:
On Mar 21, 6:17*pm, Sacha wrote:
On 21/3/09 18:15, in article , "Ophelia"


wrote:
Jeffrey Bryant wrote:
moghouse wrote:


On Mar 21, 5:40 pm, "Jeffrey Bryant" wrote:
If you read her posts, you'll see she adds nothing to a newsgroup in
her replies ....


Nevertheless you appear to be totally obsessed with her!


No, I Googled her after all the talk about her here and found out lots
about her and what she does. Read Google yourself and find out if I'm
lying. I'm just making the group aware.


Ahh that word again. 'lying' *How many times have we heard that now?


Perhaps we could just ignore the troublemakers? *They must be so pleased at
the attention they're getting because the obvious aim is to make trouble and
disrupt. *;-((
--
Sachahttp://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
Exotic plants, shrubs & perennials online


We have done that for years and years but unfortunately, a few of them
are like stubborn weeds, they pop up with regularity, fortunately they
can be controlled by ignoring them.


Judith


Well, it's that or mow them down. *;-) *Good holiday and did you bring any
seeds back?!
--
Sachahttp://www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
Exotic plants, shrubs & perennials online


I had a great holiday Sacha, I can thoroughly recommend Sugar Beach at
Flic n Flac, this is a place that you and Ray would enjoy. *I didn't
bring back a single seed, I sat on my handbag and refused to get my
money out as they would not have survived outside their own climate.
Such beautiful flowers. *I ate loads of fruit when I was there, I only
wish I could grow what they do. *I did bring back huge amounts of
spice, including two I haven't heard of; Daube and Briani, do you know
them?


Not just another spelling for BIRYANI? Daube is a French stew.

http://www.indianfoodforever.com/non...hicbriyani.htm

Nick knows these things

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Martin


I know about Frech Stew and Daube!!!!! You could be right about an
alternative spelling for Biryani.

Judith
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On Mar 27, 2:39*pm, Martin wrote:
On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 14:30:46 -0000, "Ophelia" wrote:
Sacha wrote:
Well, it's that or mow them down. *;-) *Good holiday and did you
bring any seeds back?!


Never mind the seeds... did she bring us a stick of rock?


and a Dodo?
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Clever man, you know the history of Mauritius well.

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Judith in France wrote:
It's good to talk over
the garden fence, isn't it?


It is I do hope your husband is much better soon. My David has hurt his
knee. He has torn a ligament and is in a lot of pain with it. He is
working from home just now, so that is nice



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