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All the plants and trees already look so much greener!:clap_1: And it smells so wonderful outside right now.:wub:
 
I've got a dollar that says the poison truck (mosquito control) comes by tomorrow to rinse all the water off of my baby tomatoes. I already smell them mixing the toxins.
 
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I've got a dollar that says the poison truck (mosquito control) comes by tomorrow to rinse all the water off of my baby tomatoes. I already smell them mixing the toxins.

When exactly does that crap start?:nono1:
 
I've got a dollar that says the poison truck (mosquito control) comes by tomorrow to rinse all the water off of my baby tomatoes. I already smell them mixing the toxins.

I love the smell of napalm in the morning...
 
When exactly does that crap start?:nono1:
They never really stop, just spraying on occasion during the non-skeeter season in order to keep the poison salesman happy. I saw the truck come by about two weeks ago. Now with more rain in the ditches, though it isn't at my house, the poison guys are gearin up for a good toxic spraying. Expect them any day now.
 
They never really stop, just spraying on occasion during the non-skeeter season in order to keep the poison salesman happy. I saw the truck come by about two weeks ago. Now with more rain in the ditches, though it isn't at my house, the poison guys are gearin up for a good toxic spraying. Expect them any day now.

I thought I heard a truck a few weeks ago, probably around the time you're talking about. :eek:
 
I have been seeing a huge crop of blackberries on the side of 30A between Grayton and WC- are they safe to eat or have they been sprayed? When I went for my walk today, I saw someone pulled over and picking a bucketful. And they look yummy.
 
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