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I just made those two really fuckin stupid jokes up, and I'm not so sure I'm proud of it.

Wee bowls wobble but they don't fall down.

How can you tell the difference between a Dubliner and a wee bowl?

There is no bottom here. Unless one refers to FW halfway up Tiger Mt, but that was at his request.

About 3 hours.

What's the difference between an Irishman's paycheck and a bucket of piss?

I've been inned.

I never did figure out what their beef was with terrists. What's wrong with loving the earth?

The current GOP's motto: Fucking the many for the benefit of the few. Sounds like something a bunch of guys would say. except that this bunch of guys just seem to fuck each other.

Do not compliment me, grass shopper. It makes my breasts swell. Thank you for the venerable song from my youth.

This is an important case for anyone concerned about preserving the right to mount a defense when incarcerated. NYT

Ready or not, sense, I shall go to the high country tomorrow to begin my telemeditation practice, far above the bodi tree, bathed in the divine sunlight where earth and sky kiss.

Walking is for mortals, grass shopper.

Nice punk thread, BTW. I didn't know shit about the genre, because I don't know shit about music, because I'm not very hip, because I'm not very cool. It was like getting an AA degree in the subject in like 15 minutes. I'm switching back to whitey tighties.

The current GOP's motto: Fucking the many for the benefit of the few.

I just did, but we had a post storm. In addition to the above, consider that agriculture that depends most on pollinators, such as orchards, enjoy the lower end of these profit margins. ok excellent, the source of the problem. When you say "farming is a low margin business", it is certainly accurate as a generalization ; i myself am not big on generalizations, so that is what i took exception to. if one lives one's life according to an understanding based on generalizations, one lives a life of mediocrity, imo, since generalizations are usually short on wisdom and high on conformity. Hey, and thanks for the life coaching, sense. I've always had a problem with conformity. no sweat dude, but you can just call me Guru (capitalize the G, please!). As far as the conformity problem: your unique physique certainly keeps you outside the lines of conformity to a certain degree, but the behavioral aspects could be teased away from the common stock just a bit. How to do this? It's a difficult dilemma, since any behaviours stimulated by a reaction to some unwanted thing have that unwanted thing contained within them. I would prescribe meditation next to bald-faced wasp nests. This spring would be when to start, and it's the best time since they are a bit friendlier then. Sense, you've strayed from the eight fold path of wasp knowledge. Bald faced hornets are very benign. You can garden very close to their nests without worry. I know this: I had a basketball sized nest only 10 feet from my raised beds several years ago. You will not find bald faced hornets in the high country. I have already enlightened you on the habits of forest yellow jackets, which become aggressive in late summer and fall, not spring, sense. Until you know the physical world, you cannot know the spiritual one.

Stand aside. The girl at least deserves a little white tvash. Not very related note: I've unearthed two 'archeo-beers' in my backcountry career; both there so long that moss had almost completely overgrown them. I'm here to tell you than Guiness Stout has a longer shelf life than Hamm's.

Now that is scary! The fact that we have our little "immigration problem" going on right now makes that a bigger threat. Not having enough pickers is currently a bigger crisis looming for us than not enough bees. If we run out of both, we're screwed. And you are going to see cherry prices going through the roof. Now if we could just import bees from Mexico... ...oh, wait.

That scarf keeps me in touch with my feminine power. So much material, so little time. And please, call me Hugh.

I just did, but we had a post storm. In addition to the above, consider that agriculture that depends most on pollinators, such as orchards, enjoy the lower end of these profit margins. ok excellent, the source of the problem. When you say "farming is a low margin business", it is certainly accurate as a generalization ; i myself am not big on generalizations, so that is what i took exception to. if one lives one's life according to an understanding based on generalizations, one lives a life of mediocrity, imo, since generalizations are usually short on wisdom and high on conformity. So, in other words, I won that round. Hey, and thanks for the life coaching, sense. I've always had a problem with conformity. Who would have thought that a jewel in the eye of the lotus would emerge from this cesspool, bathed in a piercing, crystalline light, to guide us to satori. OK, on to my next mediocre experience.

This thread stinks. Gene, thanks for addressing a subject that's near and dear to all of our noses. I've had to strap my shoes to the roof rack many times. Foot odor trivia: The same brevibacteria that creates toe cheese is also responsible for giving the stinkier blue cheeses their 'nose'. Consider than next time when ordering a salad.

Good thing the guard rail is still up.

I just did, but we had a post storm. In addition to the above, consider that agriculture that depends most on pollinators, such as orchards, enjoy the lower end of these profit margins.

"Concerning since I have two hives but they seem to be doing well and swarmed twice last summer for lack of creating room." - Seahawks Two convincing arguments, same logic. The profit margin for the average farm, across all 2.1 million farms in the U.S. was -0.9% in 2003: The USDA Report

How's the average annual temperature at your place, Seahawks? I need to know so I can decide if global warming is bullshit.