Message Forum: Re: success followed by failure

Re: success followed by failure

Posted By: Mousie, on host 64.236.243.243
Date: Monday, June 3, 2002, at 10:05:26
In Reply To: success followed by failure posted by Howard on Sunday, June 2, 2002, at 18:35:35:

> Some time ago, I decided to raise my own tomatoes.
> So I planted some, watered them, and kept the soil loose and free of weeds. The plants grew tall and then they bloomed. Before long they had little green tomatoes all over them. In time they ripened and I had tomatoes to spare.
>
> So the next year, I decided to raise my own potatoes. I planted some, watered them, and kept the soil loose and free of weeds. The plants grew and then bloomed, but they never had any potatoes on them.
> Howard

Silly, worthless plants. You should dig them up and take them back...

Mou"first met Howard in a conversation over the right kind of corn to plant"sie

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Message:	> > Some time ago, I decided to raise my own tomatoes. > > So I planted some, watered them, and kept the soil loose and free of weeds. The plants grew tall and then they bloomed. Before long they had little green tomatoes all over them. In time they ripened and I had tomatoes to spare. > > > > So the next year, I decided to raise my own potatoes. I planted some, watered them, and kept the soil loose and free of weeds. The plants grew and then bloomed, but they never had any potatoes on them. > > Howard > > Silly, worthless plants. You should dig them up and take them back... > > Mou"first met Howard in a conversation over the right kind of corn to plant"sie
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