Tomatoes. They had not been trained and past time they were.
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@John53 never catches me.
How do you train a vine? Is corporal punishment involved? Or do you reward with fertilizer?
I don't think that is whining I hear.
I would consider it a reward system. I train them. They reward me. And they have all the soil and sunshine they want.
Chair and a whip?
do not binge on whinge
On that, my win doth hinge.
Th'art cringe-worthy, no doubt
or did you dream, and win a nap?
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
I want to try those. When I went to the University of Minnesota, which even back then was a BIG school with 55.000 students there was one Chinese restaurant that all of the students from China would go to. It was odd to be in almost all white Minnesota in a restaurant where I was a minority. The wait staff were also Chinese and the Chinese students ordered in Chinese as well. It was the best Chinese restaurant that I ever ate in, which I did whenever I could afford it. I am forever spoiled by that place. It is hard to find Chinese food that i like anywhere near as much since other restaurants have been excessively anglicized.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Many years ago in Framingham Massachusetts. I wanted Chinese food, but i did not want to drive to Boston for it so I decided to just give in and go to a typical Americanized fujian takeout place.
Went in ordered dumplings, not expecting much….. they were incredible… some of the best i ever had. It was not any meal time (lunch/dinner) so i was, surprisingly, the only person in the place. So I started talking to the lady behind the counter. I discovered the chef/owner was a trained chef from Hong Kong. His food was amazing. Several months later when i was going through Framingham i went to get more good food. Sadly the place was gone. No idea where he went.
We Never Know
No Slack
There is always hope..just gotta find them
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Sadly 100% of those could possibly live in a country thousands of miles away