Monday, January 5, 2026

and now, some sophomoric levity.......

 










16 comments:

  1. Why I stopped growing it decades ago

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  2. Somebody tell her to speak up! Volume is up 100% on my browser and on the video and I have my hands cupped around my ea...um, brb after I put in my hearing aids. Darn kids don't know how to friggin' enunciate and project. I'd say git offa my lawn but it's covered with ice and snow.

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    1. And THEN... after you listen to her quiet mumbling the tiktok sign-out pulse knocks you out of your chair because it's 50 decibels higher! Right? I hate that shit.

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  3. OMG, her first response is to cut it up? AITA, or is that a major red flag?

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  4. A sense of humor. I like that.

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  5. Pretty big zuchinni. Little smaller she might have treated indifferently.

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    1. Zucchini comes in all sizes and... shapes. I'm sure the neighbor can accommodate her...

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    2. What makes you think she can't?

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  6. Lorena Bobbit: The Early Years.

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  7. ask anyone who grows zucchini or jerusalem artichokes if they have any extra and they'll give you more than you can handle.

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  8. Where I live, you lock your vehicle in the summer. Not because of theft, but someone might put zucchini, or puppies, or kittens in it. Honestly, though, I have been confident I've removed all the zucchini from a single plant, only to find a 3 inch wide, 12 inch long the next day. Similar on a few occasions. If we could get corn, carrots, potatoes, and beans to be as prolific, there would be no excuse for famine.

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    1. If you listen very, very carefully late at night during the summer, you can hear the Zucchini plotting to take over the world...

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    2. Yup ... just like kudzu

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  9. I'm eating one stuffed with pork and veges, topped with cheese. Had the other half yesterday. Quite nice so credit to my wife.
    I mean to pick them before they get big but was away for a while and they get away.

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  10. Trombocino rampicante or similar squash, actually a C.moschata, like butternut squash, it's a 'winter' squash that's often harvested early and eaten last ke a typical C.pepo 'summer' squash.

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  11. That’s funny shit right thar. Like the dick tator. . https://imgflip.com/memegenerator/98928347/Dick-Tater-with-Background

    Might be a little tough over grown like that, maybe that’s what her neighbor really thinks of her

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