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Peter Duncanson
- Jan 1, 1970
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You can't imagine how entertaining I found that comment, Al.
(Is "psuedo" a pseudo spelling of "pseudo".)
You can't imagine how entertaining I found that comment, Al.
(Is "psuedo" a pseudo spelling of "pseudo".)
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Peter Duncanson
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
This is getting better and better!
Your Troll Detector must have some nasty smelly substance stuck up
its nozzle. It seems to be classifying fine upstanding citizens and
netizens as trolls.
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Elaine Jones
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Quoting from message <[email protected]>
posted on 24 May 2006 by Alan Connor
I would like to add:
Having visited Gerald Stubbs (and his wife) more than once I can
confirm that he is well known and respected in the area in which he
lives (if you persevere with google you'll find where that is).
posted on 24 May 2006 by Alan Connor
I would like to add:
Having visited Gerald Stubbs (and his wife) more than once I can
confirm that he is well known and respected in the area in which he
lives (if you persevere with google you'll find where that is).
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Michelle Masters
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Duane C. Johnson said:
You've not been to Texas... I've been to Minnesota and Winter starts before
December too
--
Michelle
Fort Worth, TX, USA
"Who hath not known ill fortune,
never knew himself, or his own virtue."
Mallett
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Day Brown
- Jan 1, 1970
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I'm not familiar with Fescue of bluegrass. Neither do well in my neck of
Ozark woods; the ridgetops and bottoms are often cleared for pasture,
but the bedrock is shale that dont neutralize acid like limestone does.
I planted some switchgrass today, so we'll see. I read that the stems
are pencil thick, and I spoze that like any grass, cut at the right time
will have a sweet pith that can be crushed the same as sugar cane or
sorghum [which I've also grown. There's photos of the stuff 2 meters
tall. Since it is native American tall grass prairy, I expect it'll do
better if we have summer drought.
And like you imply, since this is a warm weather activity, there's no
reason not to setup the fermentation tanks and still outside. And while
I could use firewood to boil it, seems reasonable just to pipe the
liquid to the heater in the house and have it condense outside again as
the heating season comes on. Like beer, once the mash is fermented,
it'll keep all winter, and as the alcohol is removed, feed it to stock.
The calculations for alcohol production always include the cost of fuel
needed to distill it. If that cost is diddly, and it would be, then the
alcohol fuel is much more profitable.
Ozark woods; the ridgetops and bottoms are often cleared for pasture,
but the bedrock is shale that dont neutralize acid like limestone does.
I planted some switchgrass today, so we'll see. I read that the stems
are pencil thick, and I spoze that like any grass, cut at the right time
will have a sweet pith that can be crushed the same as sugar cane or
sorghum [which I've also grown. There's photos of the stuff 2 meters
tall. Since it is native American tall grass prairy, I expect it'll do
better if we have summer drought.
And like you imply, since this is a warm weather activity, there's no
reason not to setup the fermentation tanks and still outside. And while
I could use firewood to boil it, seems reasonable just to pipe the
liquid to the heater in the house and have it condense outside again as
the heating season comes on. Like beer, once the mash is fermented,
it'll keep all winter, and as the alcohol is removed, feed it to stock.
The calculations for alcohol production always include the cost of fuel
needed to distill it. If that cost is diddly, and it would be, then the
alcohol fuel is much more profitable.
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Oz
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Old Codger said:
Yes, well, mindless enough, but somehow too naive.
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Oz
- Jan 1, 1970
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Duane C. Johnson said:
Damn, but won;t that be pretty hot by then?
Even (say) a tad unpleasant?
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Oz
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Old Codger said:
Yeah, and how's your football-playing daughter?
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Oz
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Peter Duncanson said:
He doesn't have a troll detector.
He doesn't know what a troll is.
He tries to be one, but everyone just has a good time.
Hi! to the guys at alt.energy.renewable!
Hi! to the guys at alt.energy.homepower!
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Gordon Richmond
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
The message said:
No, that was W.C. Fields, and the reference was to "small dogs and children", IIRC.
Gordon Richmond
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Antonia T. Tiger
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
On Thursday, in article
<[email protected]>
[email protected] "Alan Connor" wrote:
| <article not downloaded:
| http://slrn.sourceforge.net/docs/README.offline>
|
| So. You adopt an alias that screams "troll" ("what I post is a
| fantasy") and you post through an NSP that doesn't include any
| identifiers that can be used by ordinary Usenet denizens (like a
| posting IP) and you are upset because someone decides that you
| are a troll and won't read your articles?
OK, so you've decided not to read somebody's articles. Your choice. And
then you complain about the articles?
I've known still-blind kittens with more sense--they can recognise a tit
when they come across one.
Now, go away you silly man.
<[email protected]>
[email protected] "Alan Connor" wrote:
| <article not downloaded:
| http://slrn.sourceforge.net/docs/README.offline>
|
| So. You adopt an alias that screams "troll" ("what I post is a
| fantasy") and you post through an NSP that doesn't include any
| identifiers that can be used by ordinary Usenet denizens (like a
| posting IP) and you are upset because someone decides that you
| are a troll and won't read your articles?
OK, so you've decided not to read somebody's articles. Your choice. And
then you complain about the articles?
I've known still-blind kittens with more sense--they can recognise a tit
when they come across one.
Now, go away you silly man.
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Jim Webster
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
this clown is a total maroon but never mind, drop him in the kilfile where
he can wriggle and squirm as much as he likes
He can sit in there with pat, I think they deserve each other
--
Jim Webster.
Pat Gardiner, now in the sixth year of raving about bent vets and still no
result
he can wriggle and squirm as much as he likes
He can sit in there with pat, I think they deserve each other
--
Jim Webster.
Pat Gardiner, now in the sixth year of raving about bent vets and still no
result
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Jim Webster
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Howard Neil said:
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Jim Webster
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Oz said:
yes, I'm forgetting my manners, greetings to all you good people over there,
trust everything is optimally energetic and both homely and renewable. Sorry
if we have been throwing too many buns at someone elses resident troll, but
it isn't often one finds a genuine quarterwit, and if we find one, we all
just have to go and poke it through the bars with a stick
--
Jim Webster.
Pat Gardiner, now in the sixth year of raving about bent vets and still no
result
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Michelle Masters
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Oz said:
Just graduated high school and still hasn't decided what she wants to do,
but healthy and happy. Thanks for asking
--
Michelle
Fort Worth, TX, USA
"Who hath not known ill fortune,
never knew himself, or his own virtue."
Mallett
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Oz
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Michelle Masters said:
not to be sniffed at, believe me
Thanks for asking
awwww....
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Jim Webster
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Oz said:
has anyone else noticed that in the presence of a real Southern Lady, Oz
goes all courteous and olde worldy
)--
Jim Webster.
Pat Gardiner, now in the sixth year of raving about bent vets and still no
result
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Oz
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Jim Webster said:
This is my normal behaviour after all.
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Oz
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Howard Neil said:Ahem. What is that funny smell all of a sudden? Has someone been walking the
fields and trod in something?
pafui!
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Old Codger
- Jan 1, 1970
- 0
Alan said:
I have posted to only 8 of the listed groups so the remainder are either
cross posts or you added them for effect.
And if you were half as smart as you think you are you might just manage to
post something vaguely sensible.
Nobody asked you to be.
Are you sure you are not Pat Gardiner, you have the same ridiculous fixation
with "X-No-Archive: yes".
There is no valid reason for anyone to allow their posts to be archived,
particularly when the archiver is claiming copyright of the archived post.
As others have said "FO Troll"
--
Old Codger
e-mail use reply to field
What matters in politics is not what happens, but what you can make people
believe has happened. [Janet Daley 27/8/2003]
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