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roscoe
 Post subject: innovation
PostPosted: Wed Jan 06, 2010 11:04 pm 
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Bamboo Outlaw
 Post subject: Re: innovation
PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 2:19 am 
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Location: We are less than one hour south of downtown Houston. We are located in Wild Peach, Texas located half way between Brazoria and West Columbia. Exit hwy 36 onto County Road 354. Take County Road 353 west . Go approximately 2.4 miles. We are on the left.
Is it reversable?

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roscoe
 Post subject: Re: innovation
PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 2:44 am 
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I was thinking the same thing. Multifunctional. Only it could have been made out of bamboo, including the paper. :toothy10:
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needmore
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roscoe I have the feeling that you've spent a fair amount of time in west Iowa?

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Iowaboo
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 4:00 pm 
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haha, yeah what gives, If I was experiencing roscoe's temps, it would practically feel like spring. Subzero temps cause MPS(mass posting syndrome) :bom: What's your excuse :?: ! :shock:

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needmore
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haha, yeah what gives, If I was experiencing roscoe's temps, it would practically feel like spring. Subzero temps cause MPS(mass posting syndrome) :bom: What's your excuse :?: ! :shock:


The likelihood of subzero temps Saturday...

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 Post subject: Re: innovation
PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 5:50 pm 
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The likelihood of subzero temps Saturday...


I buried 5000 Xmas lights yesterday under the leaves and mulch around my bamboo to help out during the sub zero temps + I added another foot of leaves to the pile..
I brought my P. Spectabilis inside the other day as it was showing some minor leaf roll.
It has recoverd nicely.Image

How much snow are you supposed to get Brad?
We got 3 inches of snow ...and the news is saying STORMWATCH 2010!!!!
From Bamboo Tony

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needmore
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 6:41 pm 
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Tony, still snowing here so hard to say, we have about 3 inches now. You probably better not take that Spectabilis back out now that you brought it in. Too much wild temp swing can be harmful.

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roscoe
 Post subject: Re: innovation
PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 7:00 pm 
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needmore wrote:
roscoe I have the feeling that you've spent a fair amount of time in west Iowa?
Iowaboo wrote:
haha, yeah what gives, If I was experiencing roscoe's temps, it would practically feel like spring. Subzero temps cause MPS(mass posting syndrome) What's your excuse !


Madness knows no season. :happy6: :happy6: :happy6: :happy6:
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bambootony
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Tony, still snowing here so hard to say, we have about 3 inches now. You probably better not take that Spectabilis back out now that you brought it in. Too much wild temp swing can be harmful.

Hey Brad,
NOPE!!!! The Spectabilis is inside untill March-April now...
I flipped the switch on the fan so it won't move..... :wink:
The Spectabilis is my pride and joy right now and I can not even think of loosing it to the cold.
What was the name of the Bamboo you said I wanted but did not know it??
Going over today to burry the Hennon in snow and throw a few old car covers over the boo for protection from tomorrows bitter cold...
From Bamboo Tony

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roscoe
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Interesting how a post about a japanese girl and toilet paper can turn into bamboo and crappy weather.
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Jerry Hamilton
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 8:15 pm 
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roscoe no telling where something is going on here. :drunken: :mrgreen:

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PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:30 pm 
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Interesting how a post about a japanese girl and toilet paper can turn into bamboo and crappy weather.


Her nose is running because her bamboo was killed back by cold temps and she has been crying so this thread is tightly woven from post to post.

Tony, I think you were coveting the Pl. distichus 'mini'.

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roscoe
 Post subject: Re: innovation
PostPosted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:36 pm 
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Her nose is running because her bamboo was killed back by cold temps and she has been crying so this thread is tightly woven from post to post.


Kind of like the six degrees of kevin bacon, but different.
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bambootony
 Post subject: Re: innovation
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Sorry roscoe,
I forgot that your topic was different after I sc-rolled down from the top of my head. :?
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