Moon's Graden

>I am posting this complaint and emailing Yoshi's ISP. This person must
>be a clueless newbie to so bombard a non-binary group with about a
>hundred huge binaries. I feel sorry for those people who must pay
>hourly rates for connection and who use a reader that does not allow
>deletion of obviously big, repetitive posts.
>Yoshi, you're letting your ego and stupididity regarding the net clog
>WAY too much bandwidth. I rarely get testy with posters, but this was
>too much.
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> be a clueless newbie to so bombard a non-binary group with about a
> hundred huge binaries. I feel sorry for those people who must pay
> hourly rates for connection and who use a reader that does not allow
> deletion of obviously big, repetitive posts.
> Yoshi, you're letting your ego and stupididity regarding the net clog
> WAY too much bandwidth. I rarely get testy with posters, but this was
> too much.
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> Former Miami writer for Organic Gardening Magazine
> Bob Marley sez -- "Ya gotta lively up yourself"
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> "Nature and Nature's law lay hid in night;
>   God said "Let Tesla Be" and all was light."
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> I have no problem recieving the pictures. But as I do I am actually
> kinda embarrassed for the guy... they look awful.  I was expecting
> something pretty fancy. But they are just some bagged plants against a
> chain link fence.

> > I have no problem recieving the pictures. But as I do I am actually
> > kinda embarrassed for the guy... they look awful.  I was expecting
> > something pretty fancy. But they are just some bagged plants against a
> > chain link fence.

> To his credit, he did have some veggies growing in those pickle
> buckets.  Still, had it been my yard, I'd get rid of all that yucky
> green flat ground covering and replace it with something fun to look at
> and play with.

> Yoshi,

> How about a little meandering pea gravel path winding through a cottage
> herb garden?  In the center, place a small pond and fountain with a
> couple of benches that would allow you to sit facing either direction.
> Some privacy plants along that sterile looking chain length fencing
> would go well too.

> Cheers :)

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