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Mollie

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Wigan in Lancashire

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04-04-2012, 12:45 AM

Re: Tomorrow's Tree (1931).

Originally Posted by mesco m ->

Sulphuric acid and other harsh chemicals, on seedlings. I doubt there would be much life left in them

So I too have grave doubts

It's our Jem having his joke on us. I looked up the name of that professor who appears not to have existed!

mesco m

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manchester

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04-04-2012, 01:01 PM

Re: Tomorrow's Tree (1931).

The only Prof I could find by that name, was a Prof of biology in America. He was born in 1934 and never left America

We also know what effects acid rain has on plants so, yes it was a leg pull. But it kept me busy for a few minutes

Janela

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Essex UK

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04-04-2012, 02:24 PM

Re: Tomorrow's Tree (1931).

Well, I do believe you got me Jimmy

nice one.

Jem

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04-04-2012, 06:49 PM

Re: Tomorrow's Tree (1931).

OK OK, All you Miss Marples out there

. I know nothing about trees and I was trying to get one of the lads to bite but I didn't even get a nibble, so sorry some of you Ladies were confused. Damn this Google, it's getting harder to fool anybody anymore

. I thought if I multiplied the tree outside my door, which was planted 8 years ago by 10 it would be as fat as the one in the picture, or something like that

I should have stuck to my original Butterfly gag but I changed my mind at the last minute, it was (I think) Googleproof, maybe I'll try it next year if I'm around and your memory gets as bad as mine

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