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Re: Stan's strip (flower and veggie)
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- From: "* <b*@ihug.co.nz>
- Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1998 15:14:27 +1200
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How do you know they are weeds?could you in a state of confusion have got
it confused.Or maybe Robbie went out and oversowed it.These are things to
ponder.Remember this is a Strange world we live in!Also where do they take
you No I mean where did you go for your holiday?
Phillippa
bpgraham@ihug.co.nz
-----Original Message-----
From: ROSS E STANFORD <pattie@juno.com>
To: veggie-list@eskimo.com <veggie-list@eskimo.com>
Date: Monday, August 17, 1998 9:09 AM
Subject: Stan's strip (flower and veggie)
>
>I'mmmmmmmm Baaaaaaaaaaaaak.
>I am feeling much better now.
> They took, I mean, I went away for a while. That happens
>every so often. That's why I try to make my
>garden self sufficient.
>
>So, last spring, I'm sitting here and I says to myself, "Self", (that's
>what I call myself when we talk), I says "Self", and Self says
>to me, "Shhhhhh, not so loud, Meathead, the govment might
>still be listening in on your braces." Meathead. That's what
>Self calls me when we talk in private. So I whispers to Self,
>I says "Self, what say we take Robbie (that's the name of
>our rototiller) out back and cut a strip about 80 feet long
>and plant some purty flowers? I love purty flowers. We
>don't have to tell those veggie people anything about planting
>no flowers." So, Self says, "OK, but we gots to do it on
>the cheap. Got any ideas, Meathead?"
> "Sure, I gots lots of ideas. Got one about that Melrose Place
>girl, if you want to here about it."
> "NO, Meathead, I mean any ideas about where we gets
>cheap flower seeds."
> "Oh, .......ah.......well......no."
> "Ok, here's the plan. We goes to Home De Pot and we buys
>twenty of them there flower seed packets that are dated
>for 1997. They're only a nickel a packet. That would mean
>we could get a gazillion seeds for a dollar. You got a dollar,
>Meathead?"
> "No, but I once had a shinney new penny that I put in my shoe to
>make it a penny loafer. Kept getting a blister on my heal and always
>walked in a circle after that."
> "Yeah, been there, done that. Anyway, we can go to the mall
>and fish out a hunnered pennies out of the fountain. Maybe Robbie
>will have that strip rototilled by the time we get back."
> Well, we got the seeds, and got back to the yard, and of
>course, Robbie hadn't done anything yet. But that's good ole
>Robbie. You gotta love him anyway.
> We rototilled, (and sang a few songs as well) (Robbie has
>a great baritone voice) and then scattered the seeds and
>raked them in and laid down a soaker hose on top and hooked
>it to the garden soaker hose system.
>
> Well, its August now and not a single flower has emerged.
>Not one! Weeds, yes. Flowers, no!. (Self thinks it was something
>in the water at the fountain that tainted the pennies). I have no
>ideas, (other than that one about that blonde on MP.) Robbie
>is still singing and lusting after The Little Engine That Could.
> Any ideas out there? I mean ideas about the failed flower
>experiment!
> Ops, I forgot, I wasn't going to mention anything about
>this to you veggie people. Please disregard.
>
>Stan the cheap and lazy gardener
>Zone - Twilight
>State - Confusion
>Favorite vegetable - my son
>
>P.S. There was one tomato seed mixed in with all of those
> flower seeds, so this post IS veggie related.
>
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