Tuesday, July 04, 2006

Look what I found:


The following statement appeared in an agricultural bulletin in 1928, about 20 years after it was first introduced in Florida as a forage crop. "Kudzu is not without disadvantages. It is slow and expensive in getting established, is exacting in requiring only moderate grazing and mowing, is deceptive about its real yield, especially to those who do not know it well, and sometimes becomes a pest.

Found it here at Kudzu - The Vine. Interesting article, some great pics. And lots of links to other Kudzu-related stuff.

"Sometimes becomes a pest". Heh.

Thursday, June 29, 2006

True dat

I would point three things out. 1. Apparently, not active enough, 2. Mr. Johnston brought this on himself by telling them, and, yes, 3. It IS always difficult when you're sitting a neighbor's dog and an alligator eats it. Always.
Point 3. is just so true!


Referring to the news story of another dog-meets-alligator incident, Steve H. at Hog On Ice points out that Florida's alligator plague continues. Although it's indisputable that Florida has more than a few alligators around, oddly enough I've never seen one in the wild. Maybe I need to get out more.

Thursday, April 13, 2006

Plants

What can't they do?

While my ukulele weeps

You gotta see this...

Wednesday, April 12, 2006

Busy Busy Busy

I see over at Scribal Terror that another imported species is threatening Florida's turf. Someone has to respond so I've been working on my new business plan.


1. Capture Burmese pythons.

2.

3. Make lots of money.



Needs work but I'm getting there.

The genius in my plan rests in step 1, capturing the snakes. I plan to feed them giant African rats, then when they're full and really slow, game over. Grab 'em, throw 'em in a croker sack and Presto! Gots me some pythons.

Step 2 is a bit more complicated. Suggestions welcome.

Monday, January 23, 2006

You can't win

What he said.

Sunday, January 22, 2006

Ghoti

Go fish.

Or have some potatos.

Wednesday, January 18, 2006

The South

What's not to love about being a suthrener?

Just go look at this.


Now I'm wondering if that website's a spoof. Not exactly politically correct, poking fun at your proposed constituency.

Found while exploring Gut Rumbles.