Merla went looking for some cow manure on a
BD farm to make her Horn Manure and her CPP.
Some practical advice came back to use what you got,
locally, even though it ain't exactly organic.
Generally speaking I go along with practical advice like
that. Get the engine running, the adjust the
Steve Diver wrote:
Merla went looking for some cow manure on a
BD farm to make her Horn Manure and her CPP.
Some practical advice came back to use what you got,
locally, even though it ain't exactly organic.
Generally speaking I go along with practical advice like
that. Get the engine
Legacy of 9/11. More than a year ago, Ferdy and his daughter smuggled all
the preps. into Mexico by air successfully. I guess organic cowpie could
blow up buildlings! In Nov. after 9/11, I went to an anthr. Agric. Section
mtg in Pasadena, CA, USA. The US Immigration were no problem. It was the
The next closest BD farm is Victor, Montana, but it's too far. I will
have to try and find an organic cow in Sandpoint.
It's always important to remember, folks, the even a teacher as
particular as Peter Proctor has stated 'Half a cherry is better than
no cherry at all in terms of making the
. Finally,
the Canadians asked him what he was trafficking.
Why, wheelbarrow, of course! replied the man.
- Original Message -
From: Gil Robertson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 04, 2002 3:44 PM
Subject: Re: The great international cowpie smuggling caper
D S
Here we go again making up all sorts of restrictions. Merla, just find some
grass fed cows, preferably off unsupered pasture and get it while it is
fresh.
No drama! All the rest is just icing on the cake.
David C
Thanks, David.
This is a very important point, folks. A lot of bd work goes undone
