fabfun
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here we go again.
no it is here you go again
fdd2blk's Basic Trimming And Topping Techniques
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no it is here you go again
fabfun
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Oh jesus,is fabfun for real?
Lmao, i thought he was going to UN-subscribe. .
why? were u hoping i did ?
seems others on google asked about cat poop as nutes
and found this info from a university
seem like info fit earlier posts that asked about it
so here i go again posting usefull info and accused of badgering wtf
wtf you going on about?
i just said "i'm NEVER serious".
your "post" was already done 10 pages ago.
troll is trolling.
fabfun
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wtf you going on about?
i just said "i'm NEVER serious".
your "post" was already done 10 pages ago.
troll is trolling.
my post wasnt even directed at u
so get over it
i dont care if u are serious i was sharing info
u are trolling it seems
tryingtogrow89
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I'm like 100% sure, if you actually deliberately put cat shit, or looked into putting cat shit in your medium intentionally, you have serious screws loose, and shouldn't be growing in the first place.
fabfun
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so good you had to reply twice.
got any topping or trimming tips?
why so i can post and then u can say im trolling
nice try
I didnt take bait
tryingtogrow89
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quit taking SHIT so damn literal! 
fabfun
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I'm like 100% sure, if you actually deliberately put cat shit, or looked into putting cat shit in your medium intentionally, you have serious screws loose, and shouldn't be growing in the first place.
no i can afford real nutes
i just posted it for others that doubted
maybe u shouldnt be posting in the first place
since u seem to have a screw loose
fabfun
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MomaPug
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[SIZE=+1] USING DOG & CAT MANURE ON HOME GARDENS [/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Prepared by
R. E. Hall
Extension Veterinarian
Emmett Schulte
Extension Soil Scientist
University of Wisconsin, Madison
[/SIZE]
I personally appreciate the head's up Fab.
Not saying that anyone has control over their pets using their outdoor garden for a litter box....and I am not one to bash anyone for doing things the way they want to...but it doesn't hurt to know what the ramifications are.
I would guess, at least if you are pregnant, it may not be a great idea to garden where a cat is defecating. I have read cautions before that pregnant women should not be in charge of cleaning a litter box for the same reason.
Not a bad thing to know, especially for us lady gardeners....knowledge is a good thing
tryingtogrow89
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Your someone who doesn't know how to sit back and laugh.
Again I'm like 100% sure, if you actually deliberately put cat shit, or looked into putting cat shit in your medium intentionally, you have serious screws loose, and shouldn't be growing in the first place.
Again I'm like 100% sure, if you actually deliberately put cat shit, or looked into putting cat shit in your medium intentionally, you have serious screws loose, and shouldn't be growing in the first place.
fabfun
New Member
Your someone who doesn't know how to sit back and laugh.
Again I'm like 100% sure, if you actually deliberately put cat shit, or looked into putting cat shit in your medium intentionally, you have serious screws loose, and shouldn't be growing in the first place.
dude i am laughing at u guys getting your panties in a bunch over a joke
HAHAHAHA
tryingtogrow89
Well-Known Member
I don't believe you getting all butt hurt, and saying your going to un-subscribe earlier in the post is too much of a joke,
fabfun
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funny u seem to be one butt hurt
so much so u have to troll me
troll on bro
im used to u
seem to be following my posts hope it isnt a homo infactuation
i dont swing that way
fabfun
New Member
then dont believe it cuz its all in your head
fabfun
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[SIZE=+1] USING DOG & CAT MANURE ON HOME GARDENS [/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]Prepared by
R. E. Hall
Extension Veterinarian
Emmett Schulte
Extension Soil Scientist
University of Wisconsin, Madison
[/SIZE]
I personally appreciate the head's up Fab.
Not saying that anyone has control over their pets using their outdoor garden for a litter box....and I am not one to bash anyone for doing things the way they want to...but it doesn't hurt to know what the ramifications are.
I would guess, at least if you are pregnant, it may not be a great idea to garden where a cat is defecating. I have read cautions before that pregnant women should not be in charge of cleaning a litter box for the same reason.
Not a bad thing to know, especially for us lady gardeners....knowledge is a good thing
seems that at least one person found it interesting
i doubt others even read it
to busy trying to find a way to trollitup
um, i think you're the only one here bunched up buddy. maybe a little bigger font ....
