Re: Useless Facts

lonewolfrissy 10/21/2012, 5:27 pm

Hornworms are squishy feeling and they make lil' clicky sounds.

Also, chickens like hornworms. Very Happy

**RoOsTeR** 10/22/2012, 8:10 pm

camprn wrote:

That's awesome!

**camprn** 10/23/2012, 6:44 pm

RoOsTeR wrote:
camprn wrote:

That's awesome!

LOL< and totally useless, sort of. It would be a cool thing with kids for sure!

**sanderson** 12/30/2014, 4:48 pm

Bump. Neat!

I was looking for butter, of all things, when I found this old topic.

martha 1/1/2015, 12:52 pm

And the longest word typed with only your right hand is phylophyllin. However, although I found that answer several places, but couldn't anywhere find what it means. Hmmm….

yolos 1/1/2015, 1:53 pm

I tried google and kept getting links that said no such definition so I could not find the definition either.

**Kelejan** 1/1/2015, 11:28 pm

Spitting the word phylophyllin into phylo & phyllin I get the idea that it may be a group of drugs derived from the same source.

countrynaturals 3/23/2020, 11:32 am

classroomvictorygarden.org wrote:Victory Gardens were responsible for bringing Swiss chard and kohlrabi onto the American dinner table because they were easy to grow.

Bump! I'm sure we could all use a little entertainment right now. Rolling Eyes

OhioGardener 3/23/2020, 1:49 pm

countrynaturals wrote:
classroomvictorygarden.org wrote:Victory Gardens were responsible for bringing Swiss chard and kohlrabi onto the American dinner table because they were easy to grow.
Bump! I'm sure we could all use a little entertainment right now.

And, I've never quit growing them in all of that time! lol!

**sanderson** 3/24/2020, 1:25 am

OG, I had to take off my shoes to do the math, but I don't think you have been gardening that long.

OhioGardener 3/24/2020, 8:45 am

sanderson wrote:OG, I had to take off my shoes to do the math, but I don't think you have been gardening that long.

But, my joints think I have! lol!

I was born into a family that ran what at that time was called a "Truck Farm", which was started by my great grandfather, taken over by my grandfather, and then taken over by my father. And, since WWII was raging when I was born, their vegetables were a critical resource at that time.

countrynaturals 3/24/2020, 10:15 am

OhioGardener wrote:I was born into a family that ran what at that time was called a "Truck Farm", which was started by my great grandfather, taken over by my grandfather, and then taken over by my father. And, since WWII was raging when I was born, their vegetables were a critical resource at that time.

What a great family history, OG. winner

I was born in Eden Valley, NY. I can remember my family calling it "the truck farming capital of the world" because of its fertile soil. I remember visiting relatives with huge, lush gardens, and picking tomatoes and strawberries and eating them on the spot. I also remember flower gardens like a maze I could get lost in. I guess that's where the seed was planted in me for my future gardening passion. geek

**sanderson** 3/26/2020, 3:38 pm

What a great family history!

plantoid 3/26/2020, 4:11 pm

camprn wrote:
RoOsTeR wrote:
camprn wrote:

That's awesome!

LOL< and totally useless, sort of. It would be a cool thing with kids for sure!

I think that would be magic to print out on a 3 D printer IF it can be hinged like that using tape without it breaking apart

**sanderson** 3/27/2020, 3:43 am

Plantoid, Are we going a little nuts being housebound? Razz

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