caludia

while you're doing your computer hacking i would like to take this opportunity to remind u to remove the bonalbo address from the .com (or was it .org?) page on your site

Alice is right, they can be a real weed! They are much faster growing then leonorus, though (as i've said before ) they're certainly not annuals in Sydney. My oldest one was grown from seed in 2002 and has a pretty thick base now, almost woody, or corky. New stems just sprout each spring. My 2 and 3 year olds are all flowering heavily at the moment, as Alice and other forum members can attest ;) ... they are very opportunistic (the plants, not the forum members ;) ). the seeds like to sprout in hot cracks of concrete and extremely shallow soil/dirt, after periods of complete neglect, rather than responding to attentive care as a deliberately sown species.

if the fact that he didnt see this post and/or didnt reply pisses you off, why not just 'let it slide'? what's the point of this post? why post this paragraph? did darcy deliberately not post on this thread earlier out of malice? you think darcy is the kind of man who'd enjoy watching people suffer in ignorance? be grateful that your forum has attracted so many knowledgeable, loving and interesting contributors. i dont know much, but i think that constant arguing and high-horsing is off-putting and breeds resentment. and now that i have stated my resentful argument, i hereby sign off for the night ;) bon voyage and drink wine and eat cheese, my friends. wine and cheese.

thanks to everyone who bought plants. This is just a note to indicate that my "sale" is just about over. A couple of people have emailed me about plants and I'll try not to let you down! But the majority of my plants have new homes now

yeah about a month ago i posted the same thing on here... subject was Sassafras however. Really interesting results... australians google that word a lot..

come to think of it, if you think about the plot/vibe of 2001 (the movie), it's about (in a sense) the arrival at a technological singularity too. The only thing was that Kubrick was working off the Gregorian calendar rather than the Mayan one ;)

personally i dont think complexity/technology is accelerating at anywhere near the rate predicted when the electronic and engineering revolution began. back in 1968, 2 very bright blokes (kubrick and clarke) thought it would be realistic to anticipate 1) a manned mission to Jupiter 2) a permanent moon base 3) an intelligent machine in 2001. i dont think we'll go to Jupiter this century; i dont think well see an intelligent machine like HAL at all. if by technology you have in mind gadgets and miscellanea, then yes, due to the population (not technology) explosion, there's a heap of cheap crap you can buy at the local walmart, and heaps of cheap labour to manufacture that crap. if you mean mobile phones and the internet, then, well, whatever floats your boat. Sounds to me like we're justa bit more radiation-bathed in 2006 than we were in 1984.

doesnt SAB sell them? if not i'll send you one, just email me.. i think it will send OK. we'll talk about price in the email.

lol, i know yuo;'re not serious ;) But in case anyone got fooled, unfortunately my choice of forum alias is much more bondesque and intriguing than i ever will be one of the perils of forums, i've said it before... you build up an image by what you choose to contribute, or by the mistakes you make in writing.... but the image is a lie.. anyway to the point... yeah there will be probably be stuff left over (we'll see) i'll shoot you a mail in a few weeks.

I am relocating and need to get rid of a whole bunch of ethno plants, including: - mandrakes (many) - cebil/yopo (many, 2 varieties) - ayahuasca vines (many) - kava (few) - vanilla (few) - psychotria (few) - sassafras albidum (many) - belladonna (many) - sceletium (many) - sausage trees (many) - baobabs (many, big ones too) - coffee (too many) - wormwood (too many) - valerian (few) - patchouli (few) - hoodia seedlings (many) - san pedros (few) - red khat (too many) - narrow khat (many) - acacia maidenii (few) - mimosa species (many) - ephedra species (few) - HBWR (many, and seeds) and many more i am not mail-sending any of these.. they are all sales in person only. if you need them sent, then maybe ask a forum friend to collect them for you and send for you. i am in northern sydney - around hornsby. please do not PM me... just email me directly - [email protected] prices are reasonable - equal to or less than any current offerings on ethno stores at the moment. we will work it out on the day. again please no PM's, just direct emails ([email protected]), i wont reply to PMs, sorry. we can work out a time to meet. No trades, sorry - cash only.

this ukrainian dunce obviously doesnt keep up with the news - or he would have seen this http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6396422

"I do not know how the Third World War will be fought, but I can tell you what they will use in the Fourth—rocks!"

lol ;) good one. for sake of argument i did a quick google the other day, looking for religions that think that God is a human or similar animal (you know like the middle eastern religions, and many other non-middle-eastern beliefs, some with multiple humans), and which happen to believe in heaven and hell (narrowing it down since many religions dont have this idea) but which do not happen to believe that this world is dualistic & imperfect (as in some gnostic christian beliefs) and do not believe it is a sort of temporary purgatory either (paying for sins of the past, even some eastern religions have this element) and do not believe it is eternal paradise or heaven but instead believe that we are in eternal hell right now, from which escape is impossible. i couldn't find any religions which held this view. Would be a useless religion in terms of escaping; but its allure would be knowing the truth despite no possibility of release. lots of ppl say they are only interested in Truth.

aussies love a beer, & we also like our sassafras... as indicated by this google "trends" result ;) http://www.google.com/trends?q=sassafras&c...ate=all&geo=all sassy! beats me but these folks in greenville, south carolina... they love it more! (or there is a restaurant by that name)

blang, if i know you well enough by now, i know that work for you is not a chore, nay, au contraire, tis a pure plesaure ;) those scripts are the scripts of the gods, let them possess you and change you and become you! Tripitaka it was wonderful to meet you, and it was equally wonderful to meet the famous Amulte and Larissa (sp) and equally equally as wonderful to see Alice again.

excellent garden alice i had no idea!

A quick update, the link for the bushfood & native medicine forum is now: www.bushfood.net pls adjust any (?!?!?!?) links if necessary...

Hi Guys, sorry i've been lax with the missives Thanks for the thread, i swear i don't feel a day over 94... i attribute my longevity to my zest for life, healthy living & ultra-conservative beliefs.

Hear hear. Very true.

this is "my end of the stick" after a clever trade with Wandjina today ;) i still think i came off best, and that is less a statement of my brilliant capitalist mind than a big ol' compliment to her delicate & striking art. would recommend everyone see one of these in real life - the colors are not conveyed in scans (as i think she has mentioned before) and the level of detail is also an important factor in their worth...

no that's just a coincidence. the real reason we're moving to Lady Street is because of my lucrative gigolo work. It's just better advertising Rimbaud Gentleman "For a Lady like You" Top floor, xxx Lady St Sydney NSW

Tourists Warned Of Sedative-Spitting Thai Transvestites Important news Now if there's ever a "community" that needs to be warned about important matters like this, THIS is the one

i like roses!

i love it when research kicks the agenda of "agencies" and "bureaus" in the teeth... in australia, like the usa, and like europe, and like everywhere, we know all about "bureaus" and "panels" and "departments", so we should join with our american brothers in a great big wide grin at this one... a precious, golden silence from the Bureau. a case where "no comment" speaks more than a 500 page report