Hi Tamara et al,
>Show me a man who goes to a hardware store to buy a screwdriver, and
>leaves 5 minutes later, with the first one which came to hand... :)
Luckily for men there are no rules for choice in a hardware store. The probability of
any man leaving a hardware store
within 5 minutes wou
On Aug 2, 2004, at 23:04, Alice Howell wrote:
How to Tell the Sex of a Fly
To an extent, it reminds me of the time when my DH asked how I
could tell the sex of squirrels... I referred to them - mostly - as
"she" and he assumed I knew something that he didn't, being from "the
old country"...
T
> Subject: CLEAN AND CUTE
>
> How to Tell the Sex of a Fly
>
> JUST TOO CUTE.
>
> This is the cleanest e-mail joke I've come across in
> a long while.
>
>
>
>
>
> A woman walked into the kitchen to find her husband
> stalking around with a
> fly swatter.
>
> "What are you doing?" She asked.
>
> "Hu
Sure is, for those who came out of their divorces "sunny side up"... :)
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Lexington, Virginia, USA (Formerly of Warsaw, Poland)
Healthy US through The N
We had some good rain yesterday but today is sunny and really windy so the
ground will soon dry out again ( drat ).
Shirley in Corio, Vic, Oz.
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At 07:00 PM 8/1/04 +0100, Annette Gill wrote:
[U.K.]
>But then we also use the word muslin to refer to light-weight white
>cotton of a normal weave (as per the Regency-era dresses mentioned by
>Jane Austen)...
U.S.:
Up until the advent of 200-count
The rain just spattered on our glass dome last night, really
startled the cat, she had no idea what it was. But it
was only enough to turn the dust up there to streaky
mud.
It's so bad in Canberra that they are worried if they do
get decent rain, that there is so much dried topsoil etc in
the cat
Hi All,
We had 40mm last night and it is still raining. We have had nothing but rain,
I would gladly give you some, if we could have some of your sunshine.
Although I am not really complaining as it makes for perfect lacemaking
conditions (too wet to go outside) (bg).
Regards to all
Faye Owers
And I'm going a bilious shade of green with envy!! There was a (very) little
rain off the coast and also in the centre of New South Wales a few days ago,
but it missed Sydney altogether.
Our water supply dam is at an all-time low of about 45%.
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
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Greetings All,
Did you hear it?? It rained last night! Enough to hear it on the roof.
5mm in my rain gauge this morning. Not enough to break the drought but it
washed the dust off!
Jackie in Brisbane, Australia
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I just found out that these bobbins are 5-1/2 inches long. Could they be
tapestry bobbins?
Alice
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OK -- All you experts -- These look a little like lace bobbins, but seem
much to heavy. What are they really used for?
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Re-cycled flour bags seem to be a universal phenomenon. Here in South
Africa the story goes that a family managed to save enough money to go on a
beach holiday - all kitted out with flour bag swimsuits. The old man looked
at his swimsuit and said that he did not mind the Bokomo (Trade name) on th
OK -- All you experts -- These look a little like lace bobbins, but seem
much to heavy. What are they really used for?
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Hi everyone
I thought veg. marrow are pale yellow unlike zucchini which are dark green
outside, or bright yellow. Both have mild flesh - but the veg. marrow is
more buttery according to a foodie expert-type friend, who pointed this
out to me at the local market one day. I don't know about veg. mar
NEW DEFINITIONS FOR "POLITICALLY CORRECT"!
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HOW TO SPEAK ABOUT WOMEN AND BE POLITICALLY CORRECT:
1. She is not a BABE or a CHICK - She is a BREASTED AMERICAN.
2.She is not EASY - She is HORIZONTALLY ACCESSIBLE.
3.
Joy wrote:
>...It isn't winter hardy, but may survive if mulched heavily. Ordinary
>garlic is very hardy, and can be a noxious weed.
I wish!!! I've never been able to grow garlic to the point where I
actually could get some bulbs out of the ground :-) It grows leaves, then
seems to disappear
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