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Northern Arizona University — Flagstaff, United States

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 21:12

Hello from germany

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 20:24

okay, thanks Viti. I was afraid my computer was about to croak on me.

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 20:21

same for me

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 20:18

is anyone else having trouble seeing the picture? I have refreshed numerous times, even rebooted the computer and still nothing :(

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 20:11

thanks feral!

Randy's Donuts — Inglewood (Los Angeles), United States

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 20:11

So you got a government job, Bud! ☺

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 20:06

Sorry. just made a mug of tea! So, Chives, acid soil, but not too much, Gooseberries, lots of mulch, but keep it away from the stem, as it can mildew or rot. Wood ash is very good for gooseberries, mine are HUGE this year. Strawberries, straw around the plant will keep moisture i...

Cakes Etc. — West Palm Beach, United States

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 20:00

No sales, US tumbling down of Financial Crisis,

Randy's Donuts — Inglewood (Los Angeles), United States

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:58

I'm getting paid to sit on my ass and watch these people make donuts.Someone has to do it.

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:55

Today's Top Tips from Feral Farm!

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:52

feral, is it right that chives is an acid-loving plant? And what is with gooseberries and woodstrawberries?

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:48

try some of your favourite brandy, blue

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:47

Reen, coffee grounds are fine around garden plants..it is acidic, so put it around acid loving plants...it's very high in nitrogen, so it's a bit like a plant steroid! If you have a composter or compost heap, put them in that and the acidity is reduced. I always put mine in the c...

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:43

Then it will be like a miniature innie espresso, Blue :-)

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:41

Thanx Reen..I have AVG and Spy bot, which scan and clear cookies daily, and my pre- sets are not affected..weird eh? Blue, it's no bovver wiv da fluff mate..snormal innit, wot you do wiv da coffee grounds is like yor fing like...sound an respect bro....

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:34

My inner belly button keeps getting fluff innit,what should i do ? should i pour coffee grounds into it

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:30

Feral, is it good to put used coffee grounds around plants in the garden?

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:25

Viti, innie makes all my decisions :-)

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:16

Firefox > clear private data > clear cookies. This will clear all cookies. BUT if you clear the cookies it also clears any saved passwords, settings. So if you go to buy a book and it auto fills the form with your info that will be gone. Version 2: Preferences > Privacy > show ...

Heeren van Beijerland Cafe — Oud-Beijerland, NETHERLANDS

Anonymous · Jun 5, 2009 19:15

Thanx for the You Tube clip viti! I have that track on my My Space profile...love the words as much as the tune! x