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2015-12-19 20:44:54 | on Is that snail for real? It's not a plastic tihngy?? Wow. It must be uber-poisonous if it was to be chomped on. I love the name Banana Bob. How great it would be to be known as Banana Bob? I think he MUST have a happy life! And I love the Lignum Vitae tree. So great you have a thriving specimen, and then to find out they are an endangered species!!! Yikes! I feel so bland and colourless up here in The North. I am marvelling that the grass is still green in places. That's what's special around here! Oh, yeah, I just got two potted shamrocks from C's mom. They thrive at her place and only *exist* here in the not-nearly-as-sunny apartment where I live. I think I have to go get some amaryllis now.Or a pre-lit pink xmas tree.GREAT POST. http://ecpwdhfnrig. com [url=http://srerjsv .com]srerjsv[/url] [link=http://eokhmq .com]eokhmq[/link] |
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2015-12-17 02:26:40 | Hi Willard. Well if you are prepared to pay Porsche prceis then there are some heavyweights around. Perhaps though you might consider getting a pen turner to custom make you one out of something heavy - lignum vitae. Some might even ebe able to turn metal.I always put in the balance point on my reviews, down at the very bottom. To be honest I don't want my reviews to turn into a specification sheet so I have tried to keep things to a minimum - length, diameter, balance point. Until recently I haven't had scales at home that could weigh to 1 gram increments but now I do, so I'll consider it. |
