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Thread ID: 115809	2011-02-04 05:23:00	Am I the only one not interested in rugby.	Nomad (952)	PC World Chat

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1175192	2011-02-04 08:35:00	But if I recall correctly, as a recalcitrant South Auckland youth, you're going to have to join the crowds getting from SA to Kingsland anyway, in order to walk in the opposite direction ... So what's that going to prove? ;) One clearly has not heard of going earlier than everyone else :rolleyes: Recalcitrant? Quite the opposite :stare:	pcuser42 (130)
1175193	2011-02-04 08:49:00	Not a rugby fan either. As for the 7s yuk. :)	Trev (427)
1175194	2011-02-04 09:05:00	I didn't know they still made Rugby vehicles.	R2x1 (4628)
1175195	2011-02-04 09:20:00	Not a fan either. Get sick of being asked "did you watch the game last night" also. 9/10 times the game was rugby.	--Wolf-- (128)
1175196	2011-02-04 09:32:00	What a stupid thread this is. I think I'll start one entitled: Am I the only one who hates broccoli? Who gives a ****?	TideMan (4279)
1175197	2011-02-04 09:40:00	Broccoli is nice with cheese sauce. Ken :drool	kenj (9738)
1175198	2011-02-04 09:48:00	Stupid game played with a stupid shaped 'ball'. You might gather nomad that you are not the only one. one of my friends say that they don't know how to make a proper ball :D it's not my cup of tea and to me it seems like if rugby is too sensationalised around the world. like any country nz has their pros and cons, i would like know the real nz, not talk about a stupid sport when you you wanna know something about the country. people are more impt imho. PS. Brocolli is very healthy. One of my fav vege. I know a lot of girls who like them too. I like brocolli just blanched quickly (without any condiment) so they still have some crisp.	Nomad (952)
1175199	2011-02-04 09:56:00	PS. Brocolli is very healthy. One of my fav vege. I know a lot of girls who like them too. I like brocolli just blanched quickly (without any condiment) so they still have some crisp. They proved to be easy to grow for me, and if planted at the right time of the year, they grow quickly so you can get more crops in. Our broccoli heads ended up much bigger than the ones you get in the shops. I learned that the best thing to do is to pick them when they are smaller, then the plant is encouraged to grow lots more little heads around the stems, which are great in stir fries.	John H (8)
1175200	2011-02-04 10:01:00	They proved to be easy to grow for me, and if planted at the right time of the year, they grow quickly so you can get more crops in. Our broccoli heads ended up much bigger than the ones you get in the shops. I learned that the best thing to do is to pick them when they are smaller, then the plant is encouraged to grow lots more little heads around the stems, which are great in stir fries. I am going to start with some seeds. Grow them inside then transfer them outside. A mature couple friend even grew them in their student flat garden some years ago, must of been the warmer seasons. Do you buy any vege :lol: What's right to be planted about now?	Nomad (952)
1175201	2011-02-04 10:13:00	I am going to start with some seeds. Grow them inside then transfer them outside. A mature couple friend even grew them in their student flat garden some years ago, must of been the warmer seasons. Do you buy any vege :lol: What's right to be planted about now? I haven't really done seeds, except for broad beans, spring onions and carrots. Successful with the broad beans and spring onions, not with carrots. I tend to buy plants from Mitre10 or a nursery garden, because they have a head start that way. Sunflowers are good from seed - this year my grandson and I planted four seeds from last year's flowers in a bucket in the greenhouse. Three of the seeds came up, and eventually I had to put the bucket outside in the garden because they got too tall for the greenhouse. On the other hand, my wife planted seeds straight into the garden, and her sunflowers are miserable scrawny things. For what you should plant now, here is a useful website: http://www.gardengrow.co.nz/	John H (8)
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