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Glowworms as biologcal control
"Sue & Bob Hobden" wrote:
Sorry? He asked a straight question in a light hearted manner and get abuse from you. Another example of things I don't understand about British culture. I do have some understanding that the words are rude indeed, and I for one would not jump into a large group of real vs. virtual people and use such language. I'm not a prude; my vocabulary was greatly enhanced by a stint in the U.S. Navy, and 30+ years of working with mostly male technical types. Later responses by the same person showed that agitation, not learning was involved, so it found a place where very few individuals go, in my killfile. So, what are folks picking these days, mostly hardy greens? I've got to freeze a big bunch of Bok Choi, which will be welcome in the gloom of winter. Gary Woods AKA K2AHC- PGP key on request, or at www.albany.net/~gwoods Zone 5/6 in upstate New York, 1200' elevation. NY WO G |
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On Sat, 2 Nov 2002 08:08:20 -0500 (EST),
wrote: What the bloody hell is a glowworm????? If anybody wants more information, try the UK Glow-worm Survey site at: http://website.lineone.net/~galaxypix/#Survey Norman Tulloch |
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wrote in message ... : "Sue & Bob Hobden" wrote: : : Sorry? He asked a straight question in a light hearted manner and get abuse : from you. : : Another example of things I don't understand about British culture. I do : have some understanding that the words are rude indeed, and I for one would : not jump into a large group of real vs. virtual people and use such : language. : I'm not a prude; my vocabulary was greatly enhanced by a stint in the U.S. : Navy, and 30+ years of working with mostly male technical types. Later : responses by the same person showed that agitation, not learning was : involved, so it found a place where very few individuals go, in my : killfile. : So, what are folks picking these days, mostly hardy greens? I've got to : freeze a big bunch of Bok Choi, which will be welcome in the gloom of : winter. : : : : Gary Woods AKA K2AHC- PGP key on request, or at www.albany.net/~gwoods : Zone 5/6 in upstate New York, 1200' elevation. NY WO G That was what I though was ignorant, Gary, not the language but the general lack of good manners. What I also find amazing that Bob should jump to this person's defence and to the wrong conclusion that I am a prude and that I abused someone when he knows nothing about me. I may be wrong, but I don't recall this particular individual having posted to urg before and I certainly don't remember him/her having introduced him/herself, although I know it is not obligatory so to do. I wonder if Bob does not feel that the second posting, directed to me, was in any way offensive? Perhaps he would care to comment. K |
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"K" wrote in message That was what I though was ignorant, Gary, not the language but the general lack of good manners. What I also find amazing that Bob should jump to this person's defence and to the wrong conclusion that I am a prude and that I abused someone when he knows nothing about me. I may be wrong, but I don't recall this particular individual having posted to urg before and I certainly don't remember him/her having introduced him/herself, although I know it is not obligatory so to do. I wonder if Bob does not feel that the second posting, directed to me, was in any way offensive? Perhaps he would care to comment. I agree that the original posters comments was a little "informal" for a (first ?)question, but it was just that, a question, and deserved a straight answer. This answer was posted by someone else before I made my comment about the way you jumped down his throat "K". His second comment was understandable given your and others remarks, indeed those uncalled for comments even stirred me to post and I seldom get involved in arguments here. In this respect you have reaped what you sowed (and it could have been a lot worse). -- Bob http://www.pooleygreengrowers.org.uk/ about an allotment site in Runnymede, fighting for its existence against bureaucracy. |
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I am sorry for posting (What the bloody hell is a glow worm?) I thought
bloody hell was funny appearently some people dont share my humor. I could have easily checked my search engine to find out what a glow worm was but thats not the reason I came into this discussion room and posted my question. I came into this room to meet different people who share my passion of gardening to communicate new ideas to each other. To (Sue&Bob Hobden) The only people who read my post and knew exactly what I was asking, a light hearted question. |
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"Carol Russell" wrote in message ... "K" wrote in message ... The only one we are likely to get in our garden is the starling - and we get plenty - but they're not doing a very good job :O(((( Same here. The slugs are under cover by day when the starlings are active and the starlings are open ground birds. Do hedgehogs eat slugs They do, but not enough to make a significant difference. Alan -- Reply to alan(at)windsor-berks(dot)freeserve(dot)co(dot)uk |
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