jetblack

Hey guys, long time no speak. I ran into Brent at the shops the other day and he let me know what had been going on. My email I used for BrisEB has died multiple times over, so any resurrections that happened there were lost on me. Anyway, I'll see you guys this weekend.

Hey everyone. Long timey no turn upey. Due to my current state of actually having money, I'm currently setting myself a lovely little garden up. As part of this, I'm having a front chickenwire fence which I intend to overgrow with morning glories to give it a nice overgrown secret garden look. Unfortunately, the only MG's I've got at the moment (heav. blues and pearlies) die off over winter. Are there any varieties of MG that might be more inclined to grow more strongly all year round. Alternately, ones that might grow better over winter and die off over summer would be just as good, I could grow both there to get a year round fence cover. As a side note, give me another 4 or so weeks and I'll start being active again .

Hey, we're heading down to mullimbimby tomorrow afternoon, returning on sunday. Not quite to byron, but there's better camping it seems. So, want a lift? Email sent with contact numbers. [ 30. September 2004, 11:22: Message edited by: jetblack ]

I'll have to try eating a whole one sometime. Name o' science of course.

*Shakes fist at car locking mechanism*

I nibbled the corner of one once, tasted like you'd expect it to. Bland, salty with a nasty smell. Hits the taste buds on the side of the tounge bad.

I've emailed him recently concerning an order, and his reply was fast.

Definitely an interesting prospect. Probably end up being branded a cult by the authorities, accused of planning a mass suicide, and all shot in a raid to stop us killing ourselves. Nevertheless, I'm interested.

Out of curiosity, what is actually wrong with this site? It works doesn't it?

I've never seen a time of year without them here. As far as I've seen they grow and get more leaves for periods of a couple of months, then stop and produce flowers and seeds for a couple of months, then continue growing, and so on. I'm in Brisvegas though, so we may just have a nice climate for it.

co-incidentally, using the same a=1, b=2 etc system, D.Adams comes up with the correct answer.

I do believe I've just found a rather large brugsmansia arborea in one of the gardens here.

word. westside. or something of that nature.

I'm up for it.

Gomaos, I've been unable to use my normal email at the moment, phone lines haven't been connected in a bunch of the rooms at uni and these uni library computers won't let me check my email. I'll be at Roma St at 10.01am. I won't need a lift back.