OK, I succumbed, but there's really nothing else that I can put in there, now! I bought a couple of Amazon Swords, which are really capable of growing too big for my little 8g, but I wanted a really dense planting effect, and I think I got that!
Friday, 10 October 2008
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Really lovely. I think all the green is beautiful.
I love those pictures......how do you get them so beautiful....
Time me thinks for a fishy calendar for 2009....
Or maybe fish and chips for dinner.....
(Whoops, cat on puter, down kitty).
And NO they don't put em in newspaper here.
Now you'll have to keep it all balanced!
The hard job has just started.
It's very beautiful
Mr Ruddick: You are not my former employer, because you have more imagination than my former employer. That said, because you are not my former employer, I have no interest in talking to you, quite apart from the fact that your commentary is tedious and unproductive (which you have in common with my former employer, at least).
Matt
James Lewis: It must be an exciting, jet-setting life that you lead, to be coming on here, and commenting. Perhaps it says something about the lifestyle that you lead that you find the need?
Who knows? And, frankly, who cares? At the end of the day, you do not feature heavily in my past, and I suggest that you keep it that way.
Matt
Incidentally, James Lewis, *every* decision is a binary one. You may find life confusing, with tricky balancing acts to be conducted, but I don't, and not because I choose to avoid those decision that you imagine are so tricky. The reason nobody at Albourne stepped in for me is quite simple: you were all shit - it had nothing to do with me, and my behaviour; it was you, and nothing you can say will ever change that.
Matt
Barber: You're clearly a person of rare confidence, as evidenced by your anonymous signon. I know nothing of suicide pacts, but I imagine that you'll provide me all the details, in due course. From experience. You're not in my league, yet.
Matt
Dear Sweeny Todd,
WTF? Do you get off with this kind of puerile dribble?
I for one took serious offense with what you said, I had a friend suicide 3 weeks ago by jumping in front of a train.
NO ONE deserves to feel the kind of pain I went through with this death- his friends, and people on the train. You really upset me. So you may not have upset this webmaster, but you really really have me in tears.
Matthew, you are a real gentleman, but this man really pisses me off. I would like to fly across the pond and get an apology in person.
And charge the fee to this arsehole.
susan: I had a commenter called "The Cat," a while back. I made the observation, then, that even if (s)he did not really mean the things that (s)he wrote, the very fact that (s)he could come up with them, unprovoked, told me a great deal.
Barber has no business on this blog, and would do well to take the hint. People don't come into my world uninvited, and if (s)he's foolish enough to persist, then (s)he'll understand what that means. I've been surrounded by people (I hesitate to use the word "freaks," but it just slipped out), such as Barber, all my life. This is my world, and they're not allowed in.
Matt
puerile drivel: you came nineteenth, which isn't funny.
Matt
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