Baz posted:Go on snot on her !
You made me RL lol
Land's End to John o' Groats shortest distance 10 h 23 min (582.2 mi).
I've seen a car advertised that would go nearly 1200 miles on a full tank in combination with it's electric motor.
That means that you could go there and back on a full tank!
I bet they scoop up a lot of plastic with gobs that size!
Baz posted:Stop saying SO
Makes a change from starting every sentence with ânowâ
I want to tie her hands behind her back
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Land's End to John o' Groats shortest distance 10 h 23 min (582.2 mi).
I've seen a car advertised that would go nearly 1200 miles on a full tank in combination with it's electric motor.
That means that you could go there and back on a full tank!
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
I bet they scoop up a lot of plastic with gobs that size!
Yes
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Land's End to John o' Groats shortest distance 10 h 23 min (582.2 mi).
I've seen a car advertised that would go nearly 1200 miles on a full tank in combination with it's electric motor.
That means that you could go there and back on a full tank!
Youâre as bad as Chris
Baz posted:Yogi19 posted:Baz posted:Stop saying SO
Makes a change from starting every sentence with ânowâ
I want to tie her hands behind her back
Oh right
When I lived at home, my parents always saved food waste and composted it.
It's amazing how hot the centre of the compost heap gets.
Baz posted:Whoops , spider alert Yogi
I missed it, I was dishing up the Chinese food
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
When I lived at home, my parents always saved food waste and composted it.
Yes , so did my parents ....and when I was very little there were pig bins at the end of the street for everyone to put their food rubbish in .....and a certain young lady , not a million miles from here ....could apparently often be found head down in it looking for stuff to eat 
Baz posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
When I lived at home, my parents always saved food waste and composted it.
Yes , so did my parents ....and when I was very little there were pig bins at the end of the street for everyone to put their food rubbish in .....and a certain young lady , not a million miles from here ....could apparently often be found head down in it looking for stuff to eat
'snuffling'
They must set this up somehow!
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:Baz posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
When I lived at home, my parents always saved food waste and composted it.
Yes , so did my parents ....and when I was very little there were pig bins at the end of the street for everyone to put their food rubbish in .....and a certain young lady , not a million miles from here ....could apparently often be found head down in it looking for stuff to eat
Yes, she was a right little pig !
Would that be a toad in a hole?
Never thought toads would go into a compost heap
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
Would that be a toad in a hole?
Is Ros at choir?
Baz posted:Wow ...I didnât know earthworms could drag leaves like that
Nor did I
Baz posted:Yogi19 posted:Is Ros at choir?
No, Iâm just going to text her
Okay 
The worse the soil quality, the poorer our grow food will be, combine that with plastics in the sea, global warming, melting ice caps and degradation of habitats through human clearance for other uses, the planet is going to struggle to survive.
Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
The worse the soil quality, the poorer our grow food will be, combine that with plastics in the sea, global warming, melting ice caps and degradation of habitats through human clearance for other uses, the planet is going to struggle to survive.
Gorgeous eagles
hi bazzy yogi EC
