Hmmmmm.
Errrrr, I might have to pass you on to my casting director and union representative.
Once I've got them.
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Errrrr, I might have to pass you on to my casting director and union representative.
Once I've got them.
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Maybe my agent could talk to your agent to agree terms and conditions...
Yeah, let my people talk to your people.
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Or I could just go for the easy option and post a pic tomorrow!!Yeah, let my people talk to your people.
That might be simpler.
If it stops raining for 10 minutes.
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It tells you on the back.
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I know of no one else that would appreciate that.
Yeah, well i'm odd.
I enjoy telling people i got sent poop in the post by a guy in the USA.
Crikey !
A member's tortoise has swallowed a peach stone and all and sundry are saying it will probably be okay.
Do I tell them that, according to the Tortoise Table, peach stones contain cyanide or just shut up for once ?
A member's tortoise has swallowed a peach stone and all and sundry are saying it will probably be okay.
Do I tell them that, according to the Tortoise Table, peach stones contain cyanide or just shut up for once ?
So does AZ water and apple seeds ! So how much cyanide is the important question?
Quite a lot.
http://www.drgourmet.com/askdrgourmet/peachpits.shtml#.WYpLylWGPIU
Not enough to kill a person, but a redfoot tortoise ?
Would 9 milligrams (about 10% of what would make a person very ill) effect a tort ?
I would normally alert Deadheadvet, but he's left the forum.
Mind you, the OP was only on for 13 minutes waiting for replies and hasn't been on since so won't have seen any of the responses.
Nobody about.
Grandpa seems to have gone, Tom has gone too, after I thought he'd taken a peek at this.
The member has still not returned to look at his replies.
So probably a bit late now, anyway.
I think I'll leave it for now.
Grandpa seems to have gone, Tom has gone too, after I thought he'd taken a peek at this.
The member has still not returned to look at his replies.
So probably a bit late now, anyway.
I think I'll leave it for now.
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Very, very quiet around here now.
So i'm off to read a book.
Photos are done for the next few days worth of pages, so i can relax.
Student tomorrow and wifey wants yet another potato.
Night, night , Roommates, sweet dreams.
So i'm off to read a book.
Photos are done for the next few days worth of pages, so i can relax.
Student tomorrow and wifey wants yet another potato.
Night, night , Roommates, sweet dreams.
And it would seem I found this at the proper time and instantly thought of Adam. Go figure , right ?Student tomorrow and wifey wants yet another potato.
Happy reading …
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I saw this on the BBC and thought you should see it:
Lancashire man poisoned after eating cherry seeds - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-40738573
Lancashire man poisoned after eating cherry seeds - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-40738573
Unless the pit were ground up, I don't think much cyanide would be absorbed by the tort. It will probably just pass through without breaking down.
The thing is he cracked them and ate the kernel. We regularly eat cherries and spit the pip out. Cyanide clearly doesn't pass through the shell of the pip as the fruit would be poisonous if it did.
I think the same would apply to a peach stone. That said, a peach stone is pretty enormous. There aren't many species that could eat one whole! It was either a large tortoise or a small peach (apricot?)
