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[SUPERCOACH]

Kudzu is easier. The way you plant it is to throw it down and run like the devil.

I would say that is a pretty accurate description.  Do you have kudzu up there WV?  We had a friend from PA in college who said she had never seen it before she came to Alabama.

[ricky023]

We out in the country call that stuff, cussu. lol, I've heard many people call it that and have to explain your not suppose to cuss. The answer oh I didn't. rofl. RTR!

[2Stater]

I'm off to play golf where the greens are like counter tops. How many e-creds for breaking 90?

[BAMAWV]

Kudzu is easier. The way you plant it is to throw it down and run like the devil.

I would say that is a pretty accurate description.  Do you have kudzu up there WV?  We had a friend from PA in college who said she had never seen it before she came to Alabama.

Starting to see it climbing the phone lines. Some barn grad lived beside us in T-Town (70s). He was studying/researching using sheep manure to combat kudzu. I kept trying to explain to the dumbazz that manure is fertilizer.

[SUPERCOACH]

He didn't take Fertilizer 101 at the cow college?

[SUPERCOACH]

I'm off to play golf where the greens are like counter tops. How many e-creds for breaking 90?

Didn't you shoot an 89 last time out?

[pmull]

I'm off to play golf where the greens are like counter tops. How many e-creds for breaking 90?

Break 80 and have the pro sign the score card and then we will talk e-cred.

[Marshal Dillon]

I'm off to play golf where the greens are like counter tops. How many e-creds for breaking 90?

Break 80 and have the pro sign the score card and then we will talk e-cred.

Wow! Reminds me of a boss I once had, a real taskmaster.   

[BAMAWV]

I'm off to play golf where the greens are like counter tops. How many e-creds for breaking 90?

Break 80 and have the score card attested by GOD and then we will talk e-cred.

FIFY

[pmull]

I'm off to play golf where the greens are like counter tops. How many e-creds for breaking 90?

Break 80 and have the pro sign the score card and then we will talk e-cred.

Wow! Reminds me of a boss I once had, a real taskmaster.   

If thats too hard how about this. Break 84 and have the bartender sign the card and you get an at-a-boy.

[ssmith general]

Front cover of Field and Stream.

# Agree.

+10 #s if he hydroseeds the banks.

Kudzu is easier. The way you plant it is to throw it down and run like the devil. Only kidding of course. Kudzu was actually brought here from the Far East to stop erosion. we found out too late that the stuff doesn't have deep roots and eventually suffocates trees.

Thanks guys.  Kudzu was brought here from japan by the railroad to use as erosion control, but it has no natural enemies here and the japanese beetle that lives off it there cant survive here.  So there, score another one for the railroad.

[ricky023]

I love to watch Golf and I have never played it. It just looks like a game I could play but I never did. RTR!

[pmull]

I love to watch Golf and I have never played it. It just looks like a game I could play but I never did. RTR!

Ricky, golf is not a game for preachers. It has a way of making you drink and cuss.

[Chechem]

Front cover of Field and Stream.

# Agree.

+10 #s if he hydroseeds the banks.

Kudzu is easier. The way you plant it is to throw it down and run like the devil. Only kidding of course. Kudzu was actually brought here from the Far East to stop erosion. we found out too late that the stuff doesn't have deep roots and eventually suffocates trees.

Thanks guys.  Kudzu was brought here from japan by the railroad to use as erosion control, but it has no natural enemies here and the japanese beetle that lives off it there cant survive here.  So there, score another one for the railroad.

Don't blame the railroads alone.  It was planted all over, and much of the research started at Mississippi State.  The RR weren't even the first.  I've had experience with this stuff too.

Ground zero for what’s arguably the most infamous and invasive weed south of the Mason-Dixon Line was the Centennial International Exposition  held in Philadelphia in 1876, the first official World’s Fair held in the U.S. Ten million people attended. Countries had exhibit space, and Japan’s exhibit was a garden of native Asian plants. One climbing vine particularly caught the attention of American gardeners with its bunches of grape-colored blossoms and large, shapely leaves. This was no ordinary ornamental, its fans proclaimed. It was an edible leafy green as well as fodder for cows and goats. In Asia its powdered root was a fast-dissolving cooking starch (it didn’t even leave any lumps!) and a traditional remedy for acid stomach. A natural wonder, kudzu could feed people and animals, treat illness and even make a beautiful purple flower.

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[ricky023]

I love to watch Golf and I have never played it. It just looks like a game I could play but I never did. RTR!

Ricky, golf is not a game for preachers. It has a way of making you drink and cuss.

  on ly thing I can do then.  RTR!

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