A few weeks ago I dug up two 8x4 plots of land, put on top soil and manure and made myself two veegatble gardens. Yes, Hitokiri the crazy Goth Aassassin with a fro, is now a gardener.
I planted 2 (early girl and supersonic) tamatos, 4 brocolli, 4 cayenne peepers, a jalapeno pepper, 3 lettuce (heads), and a squash (yellow straight-necked) in one garden.
The other garden has the other 2 yellow-straight necked squash, 3 Cucumbers (pickled), a Haibaerno Pepper, a Jalapneo Pepper, 4 Cherry Tomato Peppers, and 4 beets.
I will post pictures soon. i already have some peppers, tamatos, and squash growing w00t!
Hitokiri the Gardener
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Hitokiri - Posts: 3475
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Mr. SmartyPants - Posts: 12541
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his fro sucks.... now if his fro were to be like 8 different rainbow colors... then his fro would rock!
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Mr. SmartyPants - Posts: 12541
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. . . That is so cute!!
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Because of this genocide of innocence, hundred and hundreds of children live every night sleeping in public places miles from their homes, because they know that if the do not-- they will disappear. They will become just another number in this genocide to which the international community has chosen to turn a blind eye. They will become, in affect, invisible-- Invisible Children.
But there are those who are trying to fight against this slaughter of Uganda's children. They fight to protect these "invisible children." Please, help them help a country full of children who know nothing by fear. Help save the innocence. For more information concerning how you can help and how you can get an incredible video about this horrific reality, visit the Invisible Children home page.
Because of this genocide of innocence, hundred and hundreds of children live every night sleeping in public places miles from their homes, because they know that if the do not-- they will disappear. They will become just another number in this genocide to which the international community has chosen to turn a blind eye. They will become, in affect, invisible-- Invisible Children.
But there are those who are trying to fight against this slaughter of Uganda's children. They fight to protect these "invisible children." Please, help them help a country full of children who know nothing by fear. Help save the innocence. For more information concerning how you can help and how you can get an incredible video about this horrific reality, visit the Invisible Children home page.
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Mangafanatic - Posts: 4918
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Gardens are fun. We always have one here...but this year is the first year in memory we did not have one...everyone is super busy at the house with there jobs. Potatoes are fun to grow...as are tomatoes. Try to get the yellow ones. There ripe when yellow...freaks everyone out.
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Stephen - Posts: 7744
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I was
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I'm leaving CAA perminantly. i've wanted to do this for a long time but I've never gathered the courage to let go.
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Fsiphskilm - Posts: 3853
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Volt wrote:I was an involentary gardener.
Long ago in a time far far away, Volt had a dog, whom we fed tomatos, and he'd crap in a certain corner of the yard, thus tomatos grew there.
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Mr. SmartyPants - Posts: 12541
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*laughs hysterically at Volt's post*
As for growing vegetables...You are brave, Sir Hitokiri. I would never even attempt such a dangerous thing. Vegetables are tasty, yes, but treacherous. Especially squash. The kind my slave-driving grandparents persuaded me to pick were covered in invisible, yet agonizingly painful spiky thingies. What? "Wear gloves", you say? Why, whoever heard of such nonsense?
As for growing vegetables...You are brave, Sir Hitokiri. I would never even attempt such a dangerous thing. Vegetables are tasty, yes, but treacherous. Especially squash. The kind my slave-driving grandparents persuaded me to pick were covered in invisible, yet agonizingly painful spiky thingies. What? "Wear gloves", you say? Why, whoever heard of such nonsense?
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haru_bay_nay - Posts: 273
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Hmm...I might just cut them with a sword -_-
Mines a mini-wavy fro. I could make it a 70's fro if I wanted complete with comb stuck in it.
Mines a mini-wavy fro. I could make it a 70's fro if I wanted complete with comb stuck in it.
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Hitokiri - Posts: 3475
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Mithrandir and I planted vegetables today. We are now extremely sore. Our soil is rocky clay, and it's a pain in the everything to till that stuff. Not to mention carrying at least a dozen 50-lb bags of topsoil, and a bunch of bricks. Anyway... now that we have a yard (which is mostly deck, but with strips of land around the perimeter), we decided to plant stuff. Today we planted carrots, cilantro, 2 kinds of peppers, broccoli, and green onions. Yay! 
"All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us."
[indent]~~Gandalf, in Fellowship of the Ring[/indent]
[indent]~~Gandalf, in Fellowship of the Ring[/indent]
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EireWolf - Posts: 2496
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haru_bay_nay wrote:The kind [of squash] my slave-driving grandparents persuaded me to pick were covered in invisible, yet agonizingly painful spiky thingies.
What, the hair? It's not that bad once you figure out how to grasp the squash.
Kali has been a gardener in his time, and grown some darn fine crops, too.
Oh, and 'fros don't need color to be cool, they need fullness, size, and shape. Also, watch Yakitate Japan or your pancreas will hate you.
The cake used to be a lie like you, but then it took a portal to the deception core.
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Kaligraphic - Posts: 2002
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EireWolf wrote: Today we planted carrots, cilantro, 2 kinds of peppers, broccoli, and green onions. Yay!
I might plant some carrots and onions next year. I also am working on a greenhouse and a third bigger garden to keep zuchinni and strawberries.
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