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sky of mind
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leftinrightsouth
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huh?
sky of mind
Like the debate white people -vs- black people, the movie is pretty stupid!


It represents the whole white vs black debate
rcorporon
Uhhh.... OK.
Panda
Hahahaha....I laughed. laugh.gif
sky of mind
QUOTE(Panda @ Sunday, 14 May 2006, 7:18 pm) [snapback]56847[/snapback]

Hahahaha....I laughed. laugh.gif




Panda!

ya know, I never even gave the idea of you getting it a second thought!
I just knew you would!
POAC
I like this one. Click the piggy


http://users3.ev1.net/~rootstudio/fyadhaus/022.htm
sky of mind
QUOTE(POAC @ Monday, 15 May 2006, 9:28 am) [snapback]56940[/snapback]






Your avatar is better than the Pig anyday!
wiretapthisDMW
QUOTE(sky of mind @ Monday, 15 May 2006, 1:06 pm) [snapback]56953[/snapback]

Your avatar is better than the Pig anyday!


Yeah, I was thinkin about time he got off his dead ass and did some work in the yard, ya'know. Coffee cans dont plant themselves!!!
POAC
I'm glad you guys got a kick out of it. You can almost hear me going "vroooooooooommm vrooooooomm"
sky of mind
QUOTE(POAC @ Monday, 15 May 2006, 12:48 pm) [snapback]56992[/snapback]

I'm glad you guys got a kick out of it. You can almost hear me going "vroooooooooommm vrooooooomm"



I suspect you don't have in your soil what we have around here.
It's great soil, but this is part of the ancient flood plain resulting from the Missoila floods, that created the Columbia Gorge.
It was caused by ice age ice dams all a sudden busting open, big chinks of glacier with rocks stuck in um floated down river with the floods, and when the reached quiet water, like here, they melted.
So the soil tends to be high in clay, stick clumpy when wet, and a lot of really big rocks.
Subdivisions now a days quit trying to carry them off, and simply stack them up at the entrance to use as landscaping! "Welcome to big rock neighborhood!"

Anyhow, it's always possible here to discover a biggun, even if it's not a new garden plot!
I tell you what! Hitting one of those big rocks with the rototiller will wake you right up in a hurry!
POAC
QUOTE(sky of mind @ Monday, 15 May 2006, 1:55 pm) [snapback]56997[/snapback]

I suspect you don't have in your soil what we have around here.
It's great soil, but this is part of the ancient flood plain resulting from the Missoila floods, that created the Columbia Gorge.
It was caused by ice age ice dams all a sudden busting open, big chinks of glacier with rocks stuck in um floated down river with the floods, and when the reached quiet water, like here, they melted.
So the soil tends to be high in clay, stick clumpy when wet, and a lot of really big rocks.
Subdivisions now a days quit trying to carry them off, and simply stack them up at the entrance to use as landscaping! "Welcome to big rock neighborhood!"

Anyhow, it's always possible here to discover a biggun, even if it's not a new garden plot!
I tell you what! Hitting one of those big rocks with the rototiller will wake you right up in a hurry!


No kiddin? Here in the fertile crescent of the upper midwest, it was all a shallow sea in prehistoric times and the great rivers used to change course every 100 years or so, so the soil is so wildly fertile you can spit on the ground and up will sprout a tongue tree. Seriously, the soil here is unimaginable.

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