22-07-2002 05:50									#31
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so you three had a get together and haven't posted pictures yet?

for shame



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	22-07-2002 06:16									#32
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I see the new house has a lot of lawn which I can neglect

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	22-07-2002 06:52									#33
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quote: Originally posted by Alexander's Horse I see the new house has a lot of lawn which I can neglect

Gee, and trees too! The copper nails are in the mail.

	22-07-2002 06:54									#34
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quote: Originally posted by Jon Miller so you three had a get together and haven't posted pictures yet? for shame Jon Miller

Horse buggered the photography. Everyone's got red-eye. If he'd drawn a couple of eyes on his bald pate they'd've had red-eye too.

	22-07-2002 06:58									#35
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eh

post them anyway

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	22-07-2002 07:00									#36
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Its either copper nails or I'll invite you down to give them what you consider a light pruning. The latter option would probably be the speedier death.

To the left out of shot is a mature olive tree - I love olives but I'm told they are a devil to cure.

	22-07-2002 07:42									#37
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I'll leave the gag about ill olives to someone incapable of anything better.

	22-07-2002 14:55									#38
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quote: Originally posted by finbar I'll leave the gag about ill olives to someone incapable of anything better.

You called I can't do it , must be something you put in the food.

I was wondering about the red eye

There was alot of bright light reflecting off Horses bald spot , would that cause red eye in the photos?

	22-07-2002 14:59									#39
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quote: Originally posted by Ron Jeremy I've got a trough stuffed with trailing petunias. Despite getting equal sunlight, those at one end of the trough always seem to die. It's south facing in full sun- planted in bedding compost but I can never be bothered to use plant feed.

Do they all get equal water?
is the trough drained evenly all along or just at one end?
Is the trough positioned near a wall at one end?
Why not use a liquid plant food added to the water , that way you feed every time you water.

	22-07-2002 15:02									#40
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quote: Originally posted by Alexander's Horse I see the new house has a lot of lawn which I can neglect

Look if you fly me in once a week I will look after your lawn for free.


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	22-07-2002 15:05									#41
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Do you have any suggestions to my garden?

	22-07-2002 15:12									#42
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A nice rock garden indeed, I wouldn't touch a thing.

	22-07-2002 15:19									#43
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quote: Originally posted by Jon Miller so you three had a get together and haven't posted pictures yet? for shame Jon Miller

Didn't even invite me...

	22-07-2002 21:37									#44
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Hydey, I have a small potted houseplant with a problem. One by one the leaves yellow and die. They do not dry out, just turn yellow. I though I was overwatering, the Number One Houseplant Menace, so I cut way back on the water. Nothing changed, so I tried increasing the water. That didn't help either. Any suggestions?

Thank you!

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	23-07-2002 04:14									#45
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quote: Originally posted by mindseye Hydey, I have a small potted houseplant with a problem. One by one the leaves yellow and die. They do not dry out, just turn yellow. I though I was overwatering, the Number One Houseplant Menace, so I cut way back on the water. Nothing changed, so I tried increasing the water. That didn't help either. Any suggestions? Thank you!

That often happens to indoor plants that don't get enough light but if it is getting planty of light then the next thing to try would be repotting in a good quality potting mix .

Could also just be hungry so give it some plant food but I would repot first and then use a once a year plant food.

	23-07-2002 05:03									#46
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Jesus, a star is born

	23-07-2002 05:10									#47
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quote: Originally posted by MOBIUS Didn't even invite me...

Sorry, MOBIUS, I wasn't even aware that you were still here! Bummer. I only just noticed that you've attached Sydney to your address. We're pretty farflung as you'd realise - Canberra, Melbourne, etc - so I don't know know when we'll be together again en masse, but I'll organise to get you over for a feed. I'll try PMing you. Fingers crossed it works - it's an incredibly dodgy operation. On my machine, anyway.

	23-07-2002 05:33									#48
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quote: Originally posted by MOBIUS Didn't even invite me...

You force up our rents, take our jobs, drink our beer, sleep with our young women and you want to be invited to our dinner parties? Damn cheek

	23-07-2002 05:46									#49
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Forcing up our rents! What a bastard!

	23-07-2002 05:55									#50
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quote: Originally posted by finbar Forcing up our rents! What a bastard!

Oh yes- he'd be out there flashing his hard currency around

	23-07-2002 09:07									#51
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Euro or uneuro, I wonder.

	23-07-2002 09:23									#52
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quote: Originally posted by finbar Euro or uneuro, I wonder.

Uneuro naturally...

As for all that hard currency, that all went crossing the US and NZ

No, I'm currently leeching off you Aussies earning (or at least trying to) OZ dollars...

	23-07-2002 09:30									#53
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quote: Originally posted by MOBIUS No, I'm currently leeching off you Aussies earning (or at least trying to) OZ dollars...

You aren't a waiter are you? We could certainly hire you for our next dinner.........

	23-07-2002 09:42									#54
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I was a waiter over ten years ago - I doubt I could stand the daily commute over to the ACT however, but thanks for the offer...

	23-07-2002 09:53									#55
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quote: Originally posted by MOBIUS As for all that hard currency, that all went crossing the US and NZ

We know New Zealand's full of beggars. Presumably you were mugged for the stuff in the US.

Just so we can stay vaguely On Topic - do you have a gardening question for Hydey? Are the plastic flowers in your flower box outside the window melting? Anything like that?

	23-07-2002 10:03									#56
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quote: Originally posted by MOBIUS I was a waiter over ten years ago - I doubt I could stand the daily commute over to the ACT however, but thanks for the offer...

I was thinking of the Sydney dinners.

It would be the natural order of things to have an OT regular waiting on some real civvers don't you think?

	23-07-2002 10:25									#57
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quote: Originally posted by finbar We know New Zealand's full of beggars. Presumably you were mugged for the stuff in the US.

Actually, I was staggered by the number of homeless in this country! You know the US, they expect a tip just for saying "Have a nice day!"

quote: Just so we can stay vaguely On Topic - do you have a gardening question for Hydey? Are the plastic flowers in your flower box outside the window melting? Anything like that?

Hmmm, I have to say that we don't have a single plant in this apartment, but what would do well on a sheltered East facing balcony?

quote: I was thinking of the Sydney dinners. It would be the natural order of things to have an OT regular waiting on some real civvers don't you think?

The cheek! Actually I was a pretty hot Civver in my heydey (about seven years ago for Civ II), you guys should try a man's game like CtP...

	23-07-2002 10:34									#58
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quote: Originally posted by MOBIUS Actually, I was staggered by the number of homeless in this country!

Including the poor sods who were evicted to make way for you with your muscle-bound currency.

quote: Hmmm, I have to say that we don't have a single plant in this apartment, but what would do well on a sheltered East facing balcony?

Buggered if I know. Ask Hydey. I just set up this thread and maintain it for him. With absolutely no thanks.

quote: The cheek! Actually I was a pretty hot Civver in my heydey (about seven years ago for Civ II), you guys should try a man's game like CtP...

CtP? The game for people with ShiFt KeYs on their keyboard?

	23-07-2002 11:06									#59
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quote: Originally posted by finbar Including the poor sods who were evicted to make way for you with your muscle-bound currency.

Well, they were in the way you know... Besides, we feed them our scraps when we pass them by on Cathedral St...

quote: Buggered if I know. Ask Hydey. I just set up this thread and maintain it for him. With absolutely no thanks.

Don't worry, I know what it's like not to feel wanted...

quote: CtP? The game for people with ShiFt KeYs on their keyboard?

Are you saying you don't have shift keys on your keyboard? I knew you Aussies were behind the times still playing Civ II, but really!

	23-07-2002 11:13									#60
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Hey Mobius you should get civ 2 - there are games online almost every night of the week from about 9pm.