I very much doubt it has much strength if its growing in your garden, Its hardly been hot whether recently.
Then again I am presuming you live in the UK???
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Originally posted by VectraManDon't do that. It screws up your short-term memory.Originally posted by VectraManDon't do that. It screws up your short-term memory.
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Don't do that. It screws up your short-term memory.Originally posted by ChurchillFailing that, set fire to it and stand downwind.
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Don't do that. It screws up your short-term memory.Originally posted by ChurchillFailing that, set fire to it and stand downwind.
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If it's Hemp then convert it to biofuel.
Failing that, set fire to it and stand downwind.
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I believe this lotOriginally posted by thunderlizardIt is slander, not libel. Libel has to be published in print, and a noddy internet forum just won't cut the mustard.
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slander
It is slander, not libel. Libel has to be published in print, and a noddy internet forum just won't cut the mustard.
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Why get rid of it? Can you not just cut it down and leave it to rot to get rid of it?Originally posted by threadedLoads of this dreadful weed growing in my woods. Want to get rid. Apart from handing out directions at Roskilde Festival, which the
neighbours will not appreciate, any ideas on how to get rid of it?
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you could spend the rest of your life wasted
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send an email to all your whacky mates - dont forget to press the hash key
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Nah, it's libel.Originally posted by freakydancerThat's slander!!!
Good idea though.....
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That's slander!!!Originally posted by FiveTimesDrop freakydancer a mail so he can take a nice stash to glasto
Good idea though.....
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