A knotty problem, indeed.
Hi, Lyn, it's the weekend!!!!!!
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Hi, Lyn, it's the weekend!!!!!!
John do you want to pm me the address and I'll call the sspca now?
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Hello, Lyn!
Taxonomy (classification of living and extinct things) is my specialist subject, i am writing a book on it which should be finished in 2024, i reckon.That's interesting stuff. My fiancé and I banged our heads together one night and decided it meant Greek tortoise Turkey lol!! We were kind of right... Just the tortoise actually means shell lol! Your really smart
Also, I studied (and still study) Latin and Ancient Greek.
And I'm really smart.
And modest.
Hi Kirsty for my leopard over winter I use Florette Cassic Crispy salad which was recommended to me by another member last year - it has frisee radicchio and lambs lettuce with no additives etc. I also use Friendly 'Readigrass' which some pet stores stock. I blend it to almost a powder and coat the wet salad mix with the grass then spray again to hydrate it; it adds fibre to the salad. Also use spring greens, organic romaine from Tesco and kale, some watercress, carrot/beetroot leaves. Just mix and match what I can get but always add the Readigrass. Lola doesn't seem any the worse for it although I hope my weed growing is more successful this year.I'm very well thanks
I made a post about what I should feed him over winter but nobody has replied yet
TGIF !!
I love Friday evenings!
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Hi Ed how are you? See you've had a busy day with the mower.
Monday- Tuesday - and Wednesday!
Maybe they meant 12 packets!
Bless you, John.mr adam sir, i think you could put google out of business!
But a lot of my Q&A's are nicked from QI; as you know, though i do know about half of it (75% now), I know a lot of stuff.
I was blessed with a good memory, an inquiring mind and the ability to read and absorb things really quickly.
Gosh, my modesty is overwhelming, isn't it?
Oh, well, this is my personal promotion thread, I suppose.
For a moment there I thought I'd walked in on a job interview!Bless you, John.
But a lot of my Q&A's are nicked from QI; as you know, though i do know about half of it (75% now), I know a lot of stuff.
I was blessed with a good memory, an inquiring mind and the ability to read and absorb things really quickly.
Gosh, my modesty is overwhelming, isn't it?
Oh, well, this is my personal promotion thread, I suppose.
As a former manager and company owner and director, unions can be a pain.
In the 80's they got a bit out of control in the UK.
I saw them as a necessary evil, but am in favour of them in principle.
Aren't they raising the minimum wage to £9 an hour or something?
Me! Me! Me! Me!
But not Saturday or Sunday
Got about 4 hours a day teaching, so not too bad.
And he'd get the blame ?
I've become much more militant as I've got older and far more involved with union issues.
I just wish we still had a few good socialist leaders in this country.
All the parties are becoming clones of each other.
All lead by private school educated toffs who pretend to know what those less fortunate need.
The dried stuff is good for winter use.I'm not much of a gardener but won't the flowers be dead as well. I have some Fusias and violas in my back garden but won't they be gone?
I know that artichoke and lambs lettuce is healthy and available in the supermarket. My fiancé said you can buy dried out flowers / weeds online - but if they are dried does that mean all the nutrition is gone?
I also ordered a weed growing kit but tried that before and failed miserably lol. Sure I'll get thee
Trouble is a lot of torts, including Tidgy won't eat it.
You have to sprinkle it on other stuff.
Some flowers have autumn and even winter varieties( but maybe not in Scotland!)
