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^^ sticking my tongue out helps me concentrate too

nice lookin' euphorbias.

blink and you'll miss it eh?

Yeah Hitchcock is great. The concept behind Rope is a great one. I had to watch Rear Window for a course at uni . . . . good stuff, although a little tame compared to contemporary films, still where would modern directors be without Alf

i love soccer, great to play and surely the world's best spectator sport

Salvia? Always wanted to try it.

was going to add more book recommendations but. . . does anyone care? Should I bother?

Damn! Heaps bummed that I missed this one. Still moving in to a new house. Hopefully I'll make the next one, unless i'm too noob

Anyone mention Inglourious basterds yet? Tarantino is the king of dialogue

I think David Icke is terrific. Great source of comedy

A great changing force in my life have been books and more specifically authors. Perhaps most profoundly and importantly Philip K. Dick. He gets described as a science fiction writer but lumping him in with most Science Fiction is perhaps a little short-sighted. Whilst his novels may be set in the future or on earth settlements on other planets, they are about humans and humanity as they are now. You may be aware of his work through a number of films that have been made from his novels or short stories. As always the novels are better than the films. Some films based on his novels that you may be aware of are; Blade Runner, Total Recall, Minority Report, Next, A Scanner Darkly (interesting film and terrific book) His recurring themes are philosophical, paranoia, drugs, metaphysical, insanity, the nature of Humanity etc. I could not recommend this author any higher, his book Valis is one of my favourites which recounts the time when he went a bit insane. He plays two characters in the book which is already a bit insane (multiple personality) he believes an alien being/God/a satellite is beaming huge amounts information into his head via a beam of light. I could go on about it for a far while but just go out and read it also recommend by this author A Scanner Darkly The Man in the High Castle The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch The Penultimate Truth Ubik Flow my Tears the Policeman Said more book recommendations to come

Hey guys i'm a long time browser newly joined cactiphile just wanted to get some welcomes Let me feel some love. Quilvador

Hey tripsis i hope you dont feel like I hijacked your thread man, but I'm in a similar situation so . . . I wish you luck and cheers mutant you sure are a multitalented MF

Hi guys pretty much said it all in the title but. . . I'm looking for an inexpensive source for grafting stock. What are my chances of getting some pereskiopsis from a bunnings etc.? Alternatively anyone willing to let go of a few seedlings for some cash?

I"m in a similar situation with anadananthera seeds for trades. Anyone able to help us out?

Who me??heh heh

I would definitely support that idea. Also what about the Ramones cover Pupuppa mao mao papuppa umao mao mao

hey guys, my monstrose has shot of what appears to be an entirely non-monstose arm. Is this normal? Also is there anything that one could do to encourage monstrose growth? or is it just up to mother nature?

Anyone here in a Cacti and Structuralist Society (of Vic/SA/whatever)? Would this have the possibility of an exemption for the growing of mescaline bearing cacti? (of which I'm sure many know include 100s of varieties) This law surely has more potential to punish legitimate cacti enthusiasts than actually preventing people from doing drugs. As my granpappy says "Damn Government pigdogs."

Oh yeah and mad jealousy regarding the trophies. Pretty

This competition seems very interesting. Would be keen for any help. ie methods of graft, suggested diameter of graft host species, etc etc would be greatly appreciated

Downloaded the book. I wish to express my deepest gratitude. Seeing someone share knowledge this valuable has greatly restored my faith in humanity, and as a newly started grower inspired me even more. Again many many thanks.