You know you are a grower when...

Nugachino

Nugachino

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dstroy said:
I guess if you’re an atheist you’re not allowed to have a sense of community and respect for the place you live or hope for future generations.

What an absurd thought.
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Oh, didn't you know. All the atheists eat babies. Plot world destruction. And openly glare at just anyone who stands near them.
 
whitebb2727

whitebb2727

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When you grow 30-50 house plants, outdoor flowers and vegetables just to explain all the solo cups, pots, soil, amendments and other various growing paraphernalia.

When you have deep cycle batteries and inverters to run fans and filters in case the power goes out to keep smell down.
 
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Bioaccumulator

Bioaccumulator

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Singlemalt said:
https://www.delallo.com/blog/cod-stockfish-baccala-same-fish-different-stories/#

The Italian Tradition of Baccalà

Baccalà is a traditional Christmas Eve favorite in Italy—it’s great as an appetizer or as a main course. Check out our many baccalà recipes for inspiration.

Cod is no ordinary fish. For one thing, it has the dubious distinction of being one of the only fish that naval battles have been fought over. Fished by the Vikings in the cold North Atlantic seas almost 3000 years ago, cod has been at the center of trade wars for centuries. Another curious fact about this fish is that it goes by a lot of different names; the different names refer to the different methods of conservation: it’s “cod” (or merluzzo in Italian) when it is fresh or frozen; when it is air cured, it’s referred to as “stockfish” or stoccafisso; and finally, if it is salt cured, it’s known as baccalà. Once so abundant, it saved millions from famine, but today cod is more scarce and popular as ever—appreciated for its versatility and as a precious source of proteins, minerals, unsaturated fats and Omega 3.

@Gary Goodson check out the recipes in the article
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I miss old Bobby bacala

 
Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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you know you're a grower when...
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when you see this and wonder what kind of water lillies those are

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when you see this and wonder if those are real vines on the swing

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when you see this and wonder what kind of flowers those are

and you know you have allergies when you see this
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and the first thing you think is "there's not enough benadryl on the planet."
 
Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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jacksmuff said:
I was thinking lowes.
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i don't like lowes, it's like home depot for preppies. i see contractors at home depot, i see Skip and Flip at lowes, in sandals, khaki shorts, and button down shirts.......and they charge more for most of the stuff i buy regularly. their perlite is 50% more than home depots, they don't sell any peat that i like....their cashiers are ugly, or guys, or both......
 
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