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Why are the two "pots" the loudest when calling the kettle black? :)

(i've never eaten a snake in my life, i just assumed that's what americans do when they see "food" crawling on their property) LOL!!

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Harlequin wrote:
americans do when they see "food" crawling on their property) LOL!!


You're American too, you live in North America, EH....... :flame:

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Harlequin wrote:
Why are the two "pots" the loudest when calling the kettle black? :)

(i've never eaten a snake in my life, i just assumed that's what americans do when they see "food" crawling on their property) LOL!!



im american, i've never eaten a snake. some things are not meant to be eaten. snakes exist to kill rodents and such. and to freak women out.

my wife will handle tigers, cheetahs, bears, wild elk, whatever...but if she sees a snake or a spider, im sure you can hear her all the way in canada....

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crazyjayp wrote:
some things are not meant to be eaten.


Yeah, like boogers! :D

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Harlequin wrote:
(i've never eaten a snake in my life, i just assumed that's what americans do when they see "food" crawling on their property) LOL!!


Haha...NCOMH (Nearly Choked On My Hamburger) when I read this post at lunch today!

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Got a lot of rain this month (about 16-17 inches) and have a couple of water logged zucchini, but the corn is doing real well and my squash and cantaloupe are doing good. Something ate up a bunch of my green beans (bastards! :bang: ) but hopefully they will bounce back.

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Nice. My daughter planted a garden this year. She told me they only planted one row of corn. I said WHAT?? I told her you have to plant multiple rows for the cobs to germinate. I told her about how the tassels germinate the cobs by the wind moving it between rows. I told her if she had only one row then it gets blown off to nowhere. :doh:

She then stated, it was an experiment just to see if her and her BF could grown corn....Yeah, RIGHT

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Hey Brian, if they planted east to west, they might get a few cobs, but only enough for a meal or two. Hopefully she takes your advice and does multiple rows next year. Otherwise it's just tall grass!

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