gerbil
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that was amazing, what a fantastic documentary.
I'm still coming to grips with everything that was covered, i loved it.
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On tonight, don't forget
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It's okay for the US to go against what they preach, it's for the good of the people isn't it
How about when the main US soldier briefed the world a few days back, about how they would achieve goals,
I expected something along the lines of "stealth, intelligence..." etc...but was a bit of a laugh when he said "by shock....and extreme force" it's like the school yard bully.
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Some people over at SPF have created a salvia magazine,
I think you have to subscribe, even for the online version, haven't checked it out yet though.
Has been getting good feedback
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thanks for the reply Torsten,
The whole situation is all a bit confusing, but that did clear things up a bit, thanks
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tickets are around 45$ i think,
[ 23. March 2003, 12:48: Message edited by: gerbil ]
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you are skipping the bris show for byron festival? or they aren't playing in bris?
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BM, poisonous in what way
Which species are of the edible variety
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i was always under the impression that gold tops are p. subs.
Or is it that copper tops are just that?
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for anyone interested in the violent femmes, they are in melb. on the 17th april, tickets may still be on sale, not too sure
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hi all,
just a quick question on the war, i know there are already some threads on it, sorry if it's been answered
I heard little johnny say that this war was "not illegal"
well killing people is illegal but that's another story...
Going against the UN, and declaring war before the deadline surely has to be illegal
can anyone help me out?
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great idea, will be keeping an eye on those dates, thanks for the info adrian
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hey nick,
live plants can be sourced at urbantribes.com (url??) both lophophora and Astrophytum i think
and SAB sells seeds for many species. check the webstore
is that okay to add that link torsten?
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not sure how large you are talking, but the biggest softdrink bottle you can find might be okay. Have never tried it, but it looks like it would prevent breakage.
What those long cardboard tubes? suppose the plant would have to be quite columnar, but it may work
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that's really sad news,
Will be keeping him in my thoughts.
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wyyrm, your package went in the mail today, sorry for the delay
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hmmm, was this post originally by b.caapi??
The forums crashing changed this, or am i really confused?
well i recieved the seeds b.caapi, thanks man
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They didn't show the chilli up close, but from a distance they did look similar to Pequin.
Hopefully the show will be repeated, but then again i have to remember what show it was.
thanks for the help Auxin and SL
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hey,
Saw a program the other week, people in the outback, and to cook, they used a bush chilli.
Supposed to be quite hot, and by the looks of it, small fruits.
I've looked for the species via search engine, but just come up with recipes.
Has anyone heard of the bush chilli?
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evening everyone,
sounds really good, but as with waterdragon, it's a bit far away.
Is it possible for an audio recording of the lecture? that would be really great if it's possible.
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DL,
Have little knowledge on bonsai aswell, but saw a short section on the TV a while back.
Seems like it is important to get clipping right, to form series of main branches, and continuing to do this.
Root pruning is done only every so often. I guess the first stages (if from seed) will be important to keep an eye on them, but after main branches are established, less attention may be required.
Is this right any of you bonsai people?
hope it's along the right lines
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tool
in Chill Space
nirvana yeah, tool sometimes
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Aus. is a beautiful place.
There are a few americans living in oz at the moment i think?, i know there are some at the EA boards.
on the note of immagration...with howards head floating in bush's excraments... i doub't you won't be allowed into oz. I know little about the immagration status, but oz an US seem to be "bonded" at the moment
on the brighter note...lovely place, lots of friendly faces
SBS friday 8:30-"shamans of the amazon"
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yeah mesq, it really opens peoples eyes. My family most likely wouldn't watch it, but i will sit my mum down and show it to her, it surely would help explain alot