Go to Naut's Tidbits & Snippets
- Add a comment
- Go to And Everywhere: One Person’s Food is Another Person’s Poison...
Another case for bean-o! lol Shelly
posted by
sam444
on
December 25, 2008
at
10:13 AM
| |
reply
LMAO...
...what goes in must come out.
Merry Christmas to you and yours, Naut. Have a great Holiday.
posted by
metalrat
on
December 24, 2008
at
3:54 PM
| |
reply
MERRY CHRISTMAS, my dear friend, Naut...xxoo
posted by
hazel_st_cricket
on
December 24, 2008
at
3:05 PM
| |
reply
LOL, that is a point to ponder. Happy Holidays
posted by
Smittenheimer
on
December 24, 2008
at
12:52 PM
| |
reply
.. that was supposed to be "Hazel's", of course...
posted by
Troosha
on
December 24, 2008
at
12:05 PM
| |
reply
How can I possibly top Haze's comment.....
Merry Christmas, Naut!
posted by
Troosha
on
December 24, 2008
at
12:04 PM
| |
reply
most valuable mention, and very opportune too - merry christmas
.
posted by
bythewindowsill
on
December 24, 2008
at
10:01 AM
| |
reply
That's a tip that we can all contribute to.
posted by
Texas_Gem
on
December 24, 2008
at
9:37 AM
| |
reply
excuse me, while I return some nitrogen...lol
posted by
hazel_st_cricket
on
December 24, 2008
at
8:32 AM
| |
reply
Davy Dog is doing his bit to make sure
there is sufficient nitrogen in the environment. And sulfur. And he is too diligent in this matter to let the politeness of the company deter him.
posted by
Ciel
on
December 24, 2008
at
7:34 AM
| |
reply
When I worked for a cartage company a couple years back
we hauled liquid fertilizers from refineries to the farms, the most dangerous being anhydrous ammonia. Miss Frances ran the office, and the billing clerks, with an iron hand. (no velvet glove, either) She used to say snow was our competitor, because if those flat Illinois farmlands got enough nitrogen from snowfall over the winter, there wouldn't be such a market for the anhydrous (which I surmised converted to nitrogen in the soil).
posted by
Pat_B
on
December 24, 2008
at
6:52 AM
| |
reply
Copy (or write down) this comment's web address (URL), which is:
Next, go to the email or web page where you want to link to this comment, and paste
(or type) the web address.
