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Dear Gardeners
On Jun 6, 11:43*pm, Sacha wrote:
On 2009-06-06 20:45:37 +0100, Judith in France said: snip We have some of the visiting guests staying here tonight. *We will have to have Lottie sleep in our room as some leave at 5a.m. and Lottie is still nervous of strangers in the house. Judith A good thing, IMO. *Our Oscar Underfoot, the wire haired dachshund, * goes off with monotonous regularity at the milk/paper man, Nursery staff coming into the house, anyone knocking at the front door and the postman. *Some of these people are in and out of here every day but we still get the 'woofs' and in fact, we rely upon him to tell us that the papers have been delivered each morning! *On Saturday, the papers are rather later than normal but today he was barking at 07.30 and when Ray went downstairs, sure enough, the papers and milk were there. * He's a very good guard dog and that's a good thing, IMO. -- -- Sachawww.hillhousenursery.com Shrubs & perennials. Tender & exotics. South Devon Yes, our Lottie is a great Sentinel; she hears things before we do. It's quite clear that she has a protective side, she is unhappy when guests put their arms around me, in the French way, to give a slight kiss on both cheeks; her tails drops and she moves in very close to me. Last night I walked her about 11.30p.m. to shut up the hens and a 5 minute walk without a lead, she took off with such speed, she was chasing a rabbit! After 2 commands she came back, looking sheepish because she had ignored my first command. She snored all night long, what with Edward snoring on one side and Lottie on my left, on the floor in her bed; I felt very hemmed in! To keep slightly on topic, she is digging down to Australia, I have never seen such huge holes in the garden, any hints on anything to deter her? Judith |
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Dear Gardeners
On 2009-06-07 09:59:37 +0100, Judith in France
said: snipTo keep slightly on topic, she is digging down to Australia, I have never seen such huge holes in the garden, any hints on anything to deter her? Judith A well-aimed hose pipe! -- -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com Shrubs & perennials. Tender & exotics. South Devon |
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Dear Gardeners
In message , Bobbie
writes Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes I told you to eat more tomatoes. Oh no, that was prostate wasn't it That reminds me of a question I need to ask in a different thread. If it's about your prostate Darlink be sure to mark it OT. Saucy Bobbie. 8-) It wasn't I who brought "prostate" into this thread... -- Gordon H Remove "invalid" to reply |
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Dear Gardeners
In message , Ophelia
writes Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message , moghouse writes On Jun 6, 12:29 pm, Judith in France wrote: After a monstrous few days of excessive heat, we had the mother of a storm last night; my lupins are prostrate on the ground!! Quick, somebody call Dennis Moore! To decide whether they are prostrate or supine? Supine Lupine has a better ring to it. I told you to eat more tomatoes. Oh no, that was prostate wasn't it That reminds me of a question I need to ask in a different thread. Ok Which thread shall you use? You'll soon cotton on, sew there!. -- Gordon H Remove "invalid" to reply |
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Dear Gardeners
Gordon H wrote:
In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message 3815d545-b4bf-42b0-a853- , moghouse writes On Jun 6, 12:29 pm, Judith in France wrote: After a monstrous few days of excessive heat, we had the mother of a storm last night; my lupins are prostrate on the ground!! Quick, somebody call Dennis Moore! To decide whether they are prostrate or supine? Supine Lupine has a better ring to it. I told you to eat more tomatoes. Oh no, that was prostate wasn't it That reminds me of a question I need to ask in a different thread. Ok Which thread shall you use? You'll soon cotton on, sew there!. You keep that up and you will give some people the needle.. if you get my point! |
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Dear Gardeners
Gordon H wrote:
In message , Bobbie writes Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes I told you to eat more tomatoes. Oh no, that was prostate wasn't it That reminds me of a question I need to ask in a different thread. If it's about your prostate Darlink be sure to mark it OT. Saucy Bobbie. 8-) It wasn't I who brought "prostate" into this thread... LOL, I did notice. Isn't it a bit early to be worrying about your tomatoes not ripening.. Lotsa time yet Gordon. When the time comes and if you have any green tomatoes remind me to give you my recipe for chutney. Bobbie;-) -- http://www.smudgespatch.co.uk/newhome3.html |
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Dear Gardeners
On Jun 7, 5:39*pm, "Ophelia" wrote:
Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message 3815d545-b4bf-42b0-a853- , moghouse writes On Jun 6, 12:29 pm, Judith in France wrote: After a monstrous few days of excessive heat, we had the mother of a storm last night; my lupins are prostrate on the ground!! Quick, somebody call Dennis Moore! To decide whether they are prostrate or supine? Supine Lupine has a better ring to it. I told you to eat more tomatoes. *Oh no, that was prostate wasn't it That reminds me of a question I need to ask in a different thread. Ok *Which thread shall you use? You'll soon cotton on, sew there!. You keep that up and you will give some people the needle.. if you get my point! LOL Judith |
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Dear Gardeners
In message , Bobbie
writes Gordon H wrote: It wasn't I who brought "prostate" into this thread... LOL, I did notice. Isn't it a bit early to be worrying about your tomatoes not ripening.. Lotsa time yet Gordon. When the time comes and if you have any green tomatoes remind me to give you my recipe for chutney. Bobbie;-) Yes, I suppose I'm a bit impatient. I have adjusted to leaving the veg to grow at its own speed. :-) Chutney? I don't think so, thanks. -- Gordon H Remove "invalid" to reply |
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Dear Gardeners
In message , Ophelia
writes Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message 3815d545-b4bf-42b0-a853- , moghouse writes On Jun 6, 12:29 pm, Judith in France wrote: After a monstrous few days of excessive heat, we had the mother of a storm last night; my lupins are prostrate on the ground!! Quick, somebody call Dennis Moore! To decide whether they are prostrate or supine? Supine Lupine has a better ring to it. I told you to eat more tomatoes. Oh no, that was prostate wasn't it That reminds me of a question I need to ask in a different thread. Ok Which thread shall you use? You'll soon cotton on, sew there!. You keep that up and you will give some people the needle.. if you get my point! Needle point is girlie. -- Gordon H Remove "invalid" to reply |
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Dear Gardeners
Gordon H wrote:
In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message , Ophelia writes Gordon H wrote: In message 3815d545-b4bf-42b0-a853- , moghouse writes On Jun 6, 12:29 pm, Judith in France wrote: After a monstrous few days of excessive heat, we had the mother of a storm last night; my lupins are prostrate on the ground!! Quick, somebody call Dennis Moore! To decide whether they are prostrate or supine? Supine Lupine has a better ring to it. I told you to eat more tomatoes. Oh no, that was prostate wasn't it That reminds me of a question I need to ask in a different thread. Ok Which thread shall you use? You'll soon cotton on, sew there!. You keep that up and you will give some people the needle.. if you get my point! Needle point is girlie. Darn it, keep on like that and I will reel ly stitch you up!! |
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Dear Gardeners
On Jun 4, 11:24*pm, "Bob Hobden" wrote:
"Fuschia" *wrote ... I had my laptop checked today and the firewall seems to have kept out Mike's friend. I discussed it with my husband and we have passed the information about the hacking to our solicitor who will decide what action to take. I have enjoyed reading all the gardening chat and advice here, although I haven't posted very much because my own knowledge is very basic. But it has been ruined for me by Mike with all his horrible posting and lies. He obviously gets a perverted pleasure out of taunting us ladies and I don't want to think any more what he is up to behind his keyboard. So this is to say Goodbye from me to all you nice people, and I hope that you can eventually get rid of the worst garden pest ever. Dear lady, if I walked away from every silly little shit I met I'd be walking backwards all my life. Just laugh at Mike the village idiot, as most of us do, and get on with the gardening. -- Regards Bob Hobden just W. of London Bob, in all the years I have known you, I have never known you to say something like this LOL. Do you mind if I adopt it for my new urg badge :-) Judith |
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Dear Gardeners
On Jun 5, 11:41*am, "Spider" wrote:
"Fuschia" wrote in message ... I had my laptop checked today and the firewall seems to have kept out Mike's friend. I discussed it with my husband and we have passed the information about the hacking to our solicitor who will decide what action to take. I have enjoyed reading all the gardening chat and advice here, although I haven't posted very much because my own knowledge is very basic. But it has been ruined for me by Mike with all his horrible posting and lies. He obviously gets a perverted pleasure out of taunting us ladies and I don't want to think any more what he is up to behind his keyboard. So this is to say Goodbye from me to all you nice people, and I hope that you can eventually get rid of the worst garden pest ever. Dear Fuchsia, Please, please don't go on account of this arrogant length of irritation; he's not worth it. *I'm in no position to speak, I know, having crawled back under my stone a couple of years ago, but it would be the most horrendous shame if you left. *You're one of the good guys. *If you really want to protect your computer and yourself, you'd be better advised to beef up your pc security with an extra firewall or similar. *These days, you really need that protection anyway and it would be money well spent. Please stay and continue to take part in this friendly group. *It's the idiots we need to leave, not genuine people like you. *A certain invisible person is merely a figment of your imagination. *Most of what he says is a figment of his imagination. *Easy, then, to blot him out. Do, please, stay. Spider Spider, we all missed you very much at the time you stopped posting; it's great to have you and your gardening expertise back. Judith |
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Dear Gardeners
In article
, Judith in France writes Hey you, email me, don't you dare leave, we need your expertise. Judith Surely Fuchsia has a killfile? -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk |
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Dear Gardeners
On Jun 10, 2:54*am, Janet Tweedy wrote:
In article , Judith in France writes Hey you, email me, don't you dare leave, we need your expertise. Judith Surely Fuchsia has a killfile? -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraphhttp://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk Good advice Janet, one I should take myself from time to time. Was it you who gave me a cutting, rooted, of a Yew? Judith |
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A Bit Of Mischief (Was Dear Gardeners)
The message
from Judith in France contains these words: "Gordon is terribly selective. *He has arrived in a gardening group that I have been in since the year dot. *Now he and Bobbie, as Naughty Nancy are making silly comments in there about prostrate problems. It's gone down like a brick; the regulars are totally ignoring it; but in private they ask, who on earth are they?????????????? *It would be a waste of time asking them to stop their crude behaviour; no doubt this post will spur them onto more". Judith, you posted the above in another group. Google's archive of urg, proves your version above, is simply untrue. Every urgler who read that thread , knows your version is wrong. Ophelia, made a reference to prostate and tomato, which was a follow-up to a post on the same topic in urg in May. Gordon, you have caused trouble for me in other groups, do not bring it here; The shoe is on the other foot, and wedged firmly in your own mouth. urglers don't know you yet, why do you say that? He's been posting here months, and many urglers knew him before then. but it has not gone unnoticed that you and Bobbie followed me in here from the other groups. Don't be absurd. For the sake of my friends here; I will not get into a flame war with you, now leave it. No doubt your other 2 friends Anne Jackson and Janet Barraclough will be along next to fuel your fire. I will merely point out, that Bobbie and Graham are keen gardeners, live in the UK, and (as you say) know Anne J and myself from other groups. Both Anne J and myself, have been posting to urg longer than yourself. Many urg posters also meet Anne, Bobbie, Gordon, you and myself in several other groups. Janet |
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