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That means I have to get netting and some deer repellent or something they do not like the smell or taste of...

BTW when they are outside - do deer or other animals EAT pepper plants? We have no fence and roaming deer come through here in the wee morning and late night hours.

There aren't tons of aphids - it's that they keep coming back. I don't know where they are coming from but they are coming from somewhere... That sounds like a weird approach, but I will take your word for it. I'll try it this weekend.

I don't believe it. After all that I find we still have that bottle of organic non toxic dish soap under the sink. Damn damn damn damn damn. Well, if the plants survive I'll try that..... To the other guy, yeah X country nurseries.

I dunno. The only dish soap I had was Palmolive...

I'm in NJ and I can't believe that the guy in Edison has his outside already. I had mine outside the other day in that wind and half the damn leaves blew off.

First I figured the pyrethrin was doing it. Then I made a mix of water, soap, & veg oil - actually did worse. healthy leaves dying. Is a tbl spoon of soap and oil too much for a quart spray bottle?? I'm about to give up. I can't take the stress of this. Between the never dying aphids and...

I learned a few things from this transcript from an Australian TV Programme. It talks about the evils of things like high fructose CORN syrup, etc, and links to obesity. http://www.abc.net.au/rn/healthreport/stories/2007/1969924.htm

I loved the bits he did in the various Burt Reynolds movies, as well as the Dean Martin Friars Club roasts. Also, who could forget him as Caesar in History of the World Part 1? Classic. There will never be another Dom. RIP.

I'm sure it is tough, but see how the finish is worn off and there is brass or something underneath? I could never wear that. That is the type that turns green in reaction to my sweat, and makes a stinky smell and turns my skin green.

I'm reading a weight loss book called The Gabriel Method, and he sums up (with footnotes) much of what I have read about corn and grains and how they have destroyed (along with many chemicals) the vitality of the modern food supply.

I dunno. If it was a Citizen International warranty, you would have to send it to Japan or something for repair, since Citizen USA ONLY services US market watches. I know this for a fact. I traded my US market Citizen Eco chrono to a fellow watch guy for a Seiko automatic "Japan market"...

Took me a second - then - :lol::lol::lol::lol:

or to be even more pessimistic, if a passing canine lifted his leg in their general direction.... :P:lol:

You won't get a US warranty on that either. Although in fairness most Citizen/Seikos never need warranty work.

They keep sending jury notices to old addresses of mine. One to my parents address. We mailed it back with "not at this address" on the front. So far so good. No warrants out for arrest. Second time to an old apartment. Did the same. So far so good. Eventually they are going to catch up...

I don't, but some people do. A cousin of mine who used to be a policeman does, because they used to find it quicker to flip their hands towards them while it was on the steering wheel of the cop car. Problem is, if it's a nice watch that is a great way to bang the crap out of it on desks and...

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You are in luck. It is actually VERY stylish for women to wear large mens watches. The larger the better. It is actually MORE stylish for a woman to wear a huge Pie pan mens watch than for a man to wear the same. If a man wears a watch that is too large for his wrist, it tends to look like...

That is actually a paradox. As far as "quality" goes, an inexpensive watch from a solid brand like Casio, Seiko, Citizen... ..is far "better" or "reliable" than many really expensive watches. I have a very nice German built watch that I have to send back to Germany for a screw down crown...