yorkshirehornet
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First potato grown in outer space?
https://www.andnowuknow.com/bloom/p...own-space-help-wisconsin/jordan-okumura/41853
https://www.andnowuknow.com/bloom/p...own-space-help-wisconsin/jordan-okumura/41853
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That's the one, although strictly speaking, the first vegetable...
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yorkshirehornet
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spud-u-like!That's the one, although strictly speaking, the first vegetable...
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OK.... who has returned many years after leaving the coop
Didn't Mark Watney grow them on Mars? Fertilised with his own poop! I saw a documentary about it...That's the one, although strictly speaking, the first vegetable...
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Actually, the book is a real page Turner, thoroughly recommended. Film is none too shabby either.
yorkshirehornet
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Super book and film.... up with the best SFDidn't Mark Watney grow them on Mars? Fertilised with his own poop! I saw a documentary about it...
Actually, the book is a real page Turner, thoroughly recommended. Film is none too shabby either.
yorkshirehornet
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Tony Abbott? Not sure about the coop bit, other than he is rather a fowl creature...
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Am not sure I understand what that means. Has he just flown in to the UK or to New Zealand & is he from here or from there?
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Yes that is it... a NZ pigeon that had not been seen for 24 years.....turned up at its old coop....
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yorkshirehornet
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Whoops...
What strange distinction does a 19th/20th century British author share with the composer Rossini and Napoleon Bonaparte?
I keep thinking of the Napoleon of Notting Hill by GK Chesterton - did he have a cat called Rossini ? This is going under the principle you have to shoot in order to score - fully expecting the ball to come down with snow on it
Best put your wellies on - it's snowing...I keep thinking of the Napoleon of Notting Hill by GK Chesterton - did he have a cat called Rossini ? This is going under the principle you have to shoot in order to score - fully expecting the ball to come down with snow on it
The 'distinction' is food-related.