#87

Fixed.

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#88

just lit a jostick

#89

Haven’t heard of anyone doing this since reading Adrian Mole 13.75.

#90

haha yeah

funnily enough, Adrian Mole is the book at bedtime on Radio 4 this week. please kill me

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#91

Well, that’s the next Fenino venue sorted.

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#92

The best part is, it’ll already be soaked in piss by the time we get there!

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#93

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The shape wasn’t as odd as I thought, but the surface if you carved a face on it would look like it had some nasty skin condition I thought.

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#94

That’s brilliant! I would be delighted with that! Did you say your Mum grew that?? Was she chuffed??

#95

Woah! (That’s English for ‘stop a horse’)

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#96

Pissecco

(sorry)

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#97

Yeah, she was really pleased because it was her first successful pumpkin - usually the slugs had got to the plant before anything could grow. I was definitely impressed, can’t wait to see the bigger one when she brings it home. Must research pumpkin recipes.

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#98

I’ve never grown anything successfully from seed before! I think I’d explode with a supreme sense of achievement :smiley: I can see me as an old lady lying amongst my pumpkins in my allotment space. Maybe, fingers crossed.

Let me know what you make!!

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#99

Sometimes wind my Dad up by saying stuff from his allotment doesn’t taste as good the ones from Sainsbury’s.

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#100

Plants tend to die when I do anything with them. I did once grow a couple of pathetic carrots when I was a kid, was pretty pleased with them at the time. You seem to be much more green fingered than me though with your collection of houseplants, I am sure you would take to allotment life well.

#101

Hmm, I’m not at all really. I’m hoping it’s not just me following another fad because I’m aware house plants are very in right now :smiley: haha. I do genuinely want to learn more about growing my plants and keeping the ones I already own alive for as long as possible! So I’m hoping I stick with it. One of my plants was looking a little sad today :confused:

Carrots are cool tho!! Do you live near your Mum? Maybe you could go help her out with her allotment!!

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#102

I live with her! (long story short, needed somewhere for me and my son to live after my marriage broke down). I am not a massive fan of dirt tbqh, but will probably go to help her more next summer as my boy will be two then and plenty old enough to help* too.

*stomp around in his wellies and maybe pick a few strawberries which will go straight in his mouth

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#103

have you seen @andyvine’s dog?

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#104

problem with the filaments is they always try and walk it in

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#105

Ah cool, well I’m sure she’ll be delighted when you decide you’d like to join her, I’m sure your son will love it! One of my favourite activities when I was little was making mud cakes :blush:

If you don’t mind me asking, whereabouts do you live? For a second there I had a feeling you might be in Scotland! I’m wrong aren’t I? I can’t keep up.

#106

Hope everyone on DrownedInSound.com has a brilliant day!