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Where have all the flowers gone?
Vladimir Started conversation Sep 23, 1999
Surely this question, posed back in the heady days of the 1960's (long time passing) is one that has never been fully answered.
This remains for me one of life's great mysteries, along with-
What's so special about goat's cheese anyway?
Answers on a small Melton Mowbray pork pie please.
Vlad
Where have all the flowers gone?
Byzantine Posted Sep 23, 1999
1) http://www.1800flowers.com
2) http://www.sit.wisc.edu/~jhballar/index.html
3) http://www.outlawcook.com/Page0120.html
Where have all the flowers gone?
RhymeMe Posted Sep 23, 1999
WOW. Those (very apt, I must say) links referenced above prove ONE thing before the year 2000 arrives: The Web is a Wild Varied and Wacky Place. It really is.
Where have all the flowers gone?
Nomad Posted Sep 24, 1999
I completely agree with you RhymeMe. Byzantine is obviously a person of few words but extensive resource.
What is there on flowery goat pies, I wonder?
Where have all the flowers gone?
9-O-Jellyclock Posted Sep 24, 1999
Certain very aggressive flowers have been known to duel to the death, i.e. pistils at dawn.
Where have all the flowers gone?
Vladimir Posted Sep 24, 1999
As a huge fan of weak puns, I was vastly amused by the pistils at dawn
Byzantine has however at one fell swoop rendered my life devoid of meaning, by answering my great questions in life and also denied me the joy of writing a Melton Mowbray Pork Pie entry for the guide by providing a link to a fantastic pork pie feature.
My life now being empty, I'm going out to the woods...
Where have all the flowers gone?
Nightfever Posted Sep 24, 1999
Yeah, the pun was fun...hmmm, that rhymes!
G'wan now down the garden and eat worms!
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