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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postwhich of these has the lowest water content
it's the milk at 87%
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Originally posted by expat View PostNot produce with a high water content.
fresh carrots
fresh whole milk
fresh lettuce
fresh tomatoes
fresh celery
it's the milk at 87%
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Originally posted by zeitghost View Posthttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8153073.stm
That'll teach her...
I'd say "only in Neath Port Talbot", but the little hitlers are everywhere.
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Originally posted by The Lone Gunman View PostWould you eat produce grown in a communal area?
Some plants do not do well indoors, tomatos being one, they need loads of sunshine and water. So they are probably better off in the communal garden
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She's lucky she didn't get tasered and beaten with a night stick
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From a geek point of view - these buildings are buit to the lowest spec you can get away with so there will be minimum clearance in the communial areas, I would rather not be stuck in the foliage during an emergancy
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The article said she was spraying the plants with insecticide.
I could understand the council's attitude if that was their main objection. Knowing how deliberately misleading newspaper articles like this are, to get a good story, it probably was.
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"There is a very serious reason why we request that no items are left in the internal communal spaces within our flats. Keeping staircases and foyers clear of clutter is a key fire safety precaution. "
Sounds sensible to me. What a non-story.
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Dangerous Tomato Plant Grower...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/8153073.stm
That'll teach her...
I'd say "only in Neath Port Talbot", but the little hitlers are everywhere.Tags: None
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