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Postby Jerry » Tue Apr 22, 2008 7:39 pm

Bill wrote:
BOF wrote: The old lady was indeed right, urine (male ony) will take the pain away also used for sea urchin spines...


good job she didn't offer a goldern shower then. :shock:

I'll get me coat :oops: :roll:


Cor, talk about taking the piss! I suppose male urine can reach parts that other urines can't reach. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby BOF » Tue Apr 22, 2008 7:53 pm

8) suprisingly it is superior to the female kind!! :D
Back home in Blighty where garden waste is composted it is recommended that after putting the garden waste plus newpapers etc into the compost bin the enzimes needed to start the process off are to be found in male urine.....and it works! everything rots down to a really good compost. :wink:
Recycling garden/plant waste is something the E.U. is quite hot on so expect it to happen here sometime in the future :roll:
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Postby denizaksulu » Tue Apr 22, 2008 10:42 pm

purdey wrote:There's a job for you in the summer Phoenix, 'Cypriot shark spotter'. You could sit on one of those towers, large hat, flowing floral skirt with matching linen top.



...............but we know Oracles eyesight is a bit suspect. She needs to be a bit closer. About six inches close. :lol: :lol:
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Postby denizaksulu » Tue Apr 22, 2008 10:49 pm

BOF wrote:8) suprisingly it is superior to the female kind!! :D
Back home in Blighty where garden waste is composted it is recommended that after putting the garden waste plus newpapers etc into the compost bin the enzimes needed to start the process off are to be found in male urine.....and it works! everything rots down to a really good compost. :wink:
Recycling garden/plant waste is something the E.U. is quite hot on so expect it to happen here sometime in the future :roll:
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Must be better than a wormery. What a waste of money they turn out to be. :twisted: Should sign a petition for cruelty to worms. :roll:
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Postby webbo » Wed Apr 23, 2008 7:07 am

denizaksulu wrote:
BOF wrote:8) suprisingly it is superior to the female kind!! :D
Back home in Blighty where garden waste is composted it is recommended that after putting the garden waste plus newpapers etc into the compost bin the enzimes needed to start the process off are to be found in male urine.....and it works! everything rots down to a really good compost. :wink:
Recycling garden/plant waste is something the E.U. is quite hot on so expect it to happen here sometime in the future :roll:
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Must be better than a wormery. What a waste of money they turn out to be. :twisted: Should sign a petition for cruelty to worms. :roll:


Take it yours did not work then Deniz? :lol: :wink:

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Postby denizaksulu » Wed Apr 23, 2008 12:03 pm

webbo wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
BOF wrote:8) suprisingly it is superior to the female kind!! :D
Back home in Blighty where garden waste is composted it is recommended that after putting the garden waste plus newpapers etc into the compost bin the enzimes needed to start the process off are to be found in male urine.....and it works! everything rots down to a really good compost. :wink:
Recycling garden/plant waste is something the E.U. is quite hot on so expect it to happen here sometime in the future :roll:
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Must be better than a wormery. What a waste of money they turn out to be. :twisted: Should sign a petition for cruelty to worms. :roll:


Take it yours did not work then Deniz? :lol: :wink:

Bubbles x 8)



Because of the unpredictable weather, we attempted to put it in the shade, so ended up in the shed. Next day we had a heat wave, and I think that killed them off. Not before we got a litre of liquid manure and a great stink. It was a birthday present for my wife (not from me, I must add), I think the instructions were translated from Chines. It was all Greek to me, too. :lol:
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Postby purdey » Wed Apr 23, 2008 12:17 pm

Urine on the compost heap. I remember a few years ago, a guy called Bob Flowerdew advocated urinating on his compost heap after a couple of beers, to help with the rotting process. He was a brief co presenter on Gardeners world on the BBC.
The BBC were inundated with calls following the programme by delicate ladies of middle England who found the process abhorent and un-hygenic.
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Postby BOF » Wed Apr 23, 2008 1:06 pm

8) silly old faggots! thankfully the same mr Flowerdew is still a panelist on gardeners question time on radio four...i like to listen to it occasionally and remember how i used to struggle to get plants not native to the UK to grow.....but now i sit here with my little garden in the sun with a Guava tree lemon tree and a mandarin tree amongst others and smile..Although with the rate that things grow over here its so wasteful that there are no local composting facilities...would save the council thousands in planting soil and compost to maintain the fancy roundbouts. - could even flog it to local golf courses!
Sorry to hear about the demise of your worms Deniz - boy i bet that did pong!!!!! :D
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed Apr 23, 2008 1:49 pm

BOF wrote:8) silly old faggots! thankfully the same mr Flowerdew is still a panelist on gardeners question time on radio four...i like to listen to it occasionally and remember how i used to struggle to get plants not native to the UK to grow.....but now i sit here with my little garden in the sun with a Guava tree lemon tree and a mandarin tree amongst others and smile..Although with the rate that things grow over here its so wasteful that there are no local composting facilities...would save the council thousands in planting soil and compost to maintain the fancy roundbouts. - could even flog it to local golf courses!
Sorry to hear about the demise of your worms Deniz - boy i bet that did pong!!!!! :D
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Before I ever noticed it, It was located under the kitchen window. I asked Ann if she had been encouraging the fox again. She said no, she had not seen Mr. Bush for a long time. So I investigated where the 'pong' came from. There it was. Thats when we moved it. What a pong that was. :twisted:
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Postby webbo » Wed Apr 23, 2008 2:37 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
webbo wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
BOF wrote:8) suprisingly it is superior to the female kind!! :D
Back home in Blighty where garden waste is composted it is recommended that after putting the garden waste plus newpapers etc into the compost bin the enzimes needed to start the process off are to be found in male urine.....and it works! everything rots down to a really good compost. :wink:
Recycling garden/plant waste is something the E.U. is quite hot on so expect it to happen here sometime in the future :roll:
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Must be better than a wormery. What a waste of money they turn out to be. :twisted: Should sign a petition for cruelty to worms. :roll:


Take it yours did not work then Deniz? :lol: :wink:

Bubbles x 8)



Because of the unpredictable weather, we attempted to put it in the shade, so ended up in the shed. Next day we had a heat wave, and I think that killed them off. Not before we got a litre of liquid manure and a great stink. It was a birthday present for my wife (not from me, I must add), I think the instructions were translated from Chines. It was all Greek to me, too. :lol:


Poor worms :(

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