"1400" pounder
- To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
- Subject: "1400" pounder
- From: S*@LNOTES5.bankofny.com
- Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 11:01:44 -0400
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In a message dated 6/23/99 2:51:37 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
giamb@hotmail.com writes:
> Is anyone having any luck with the Pacilli seed? How is it doing
compared
> to the rest of the plants?
> I'm finding it to be my slowest grower.
>
> connie
Did we ever decide if this deal was for real?! I forgot!
It seemed when we pressed the issue of "proof", the guy got quite defensive
and p*ssed off. Which brings it even more into question. Heh heh! What was
his name..."Rocky" or something? (Not our Rocky, I know!).
All I know is that if *I* grew a 1400 pound pumpkin and "didn't want to
bother" to take it to a weighoff or show it to anyone, I wouldn't go around
telling people about it expecting them to believe me, and getting mad at
them
if they didn't. BUT THAT'S JUST ME! Go figure.
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Well, i think SOME of us decided that this was all a big hoax, while
others, (actually i know of only one) continues to have faith, and actually
refers to it as being a documented true 1400 pounder. AND finds it so
incredibly shocking that it isn't doing was well as other plants. Why are
you surprised?, i don't get it. This is like the biggest joke ever.
Actually, i'm just trying to discourage you from growing it, since i
am of course, and i want to be the only one, a trend setter if you will.
Right now it's at 50'long, with 40' secondaries, and i have 10 fruit set
totalling over 10,000 pounds. Gimme a break, enough with this already, IT
DIDN'T WEIGH 1400 POUNDS GET OVER IT.
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