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 Post subject: Re: Fayes' System
PostPosted: Oct 7th, '13, 22:31 
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I've seen a "Thanks" button on some forums where you can thank someone for their post and it lists the "thankers" too. Was quite cool.


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 Post subject: Re: Fayes' System
PostPosted: Oct 7th, '13, 22:35 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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I went and had a quick look at the phpBB site and there is a "Thankss for posts" mod
(I think I like the sound of that mod actually.)

There appears to be social networking buttons available as well, but I'm a little less fond of that idea.


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 Post subject: Re: Fayes' System
PostPosted: Oct 7th, '13, 22:38 
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Yeah, I'm never logged in to FB when I'm on BYAP so it wouldn't really make a difference for me.

I like writing to someone in person though to thank them. Call me old fashioned.... just call me... :D

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PostPosted: Oct 7th, '13, 22:48 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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That's why I kinda like the "Thanks for Post" button idea since it keeps it internal to this forum rather than requiring people be logged into some other site. (I'm not that big into facebook myself.)


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 Post subject: Re: Fayes' System
PostPosted: Oct 7th, '13, 22:54 
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PostPosted: Oct 8th, '13, 15:45 
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Thanks for keeping up the good work Faye. :thumbright:


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Many thanks for the update to my questions Faye ;-)

I think it is time for us to try another brand of fish feed...


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PostPosted: Oct 21st, '13, 20:36 
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The tomatoes are really starting to move now and the cherry tomatoes are ripening at a rate of knots.
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The trout only needed gutting which didn't take long and then in to the smoker for about 20 minutes.
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Love the little seeds from the nasturtiums botanically named schizocarps :) A great substiute for capers.
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Yummy strawberries coming in to season, just in time for the sponge cake topping tomorow.
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Shileld bugs out in force, preparing to reproduce. Very important to get out and tidy up to prevent infestations, remove end of season plants that are no longer resistant to disease and pest attack, another chook feast.


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 Post subject: Re: Fayes' System
PostPosted: Oct 21st, '13, 20:50 
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Beautiful photo's as always, Faye. ;)


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PostPosted: Oct 21st, '13, 20:55 
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Thanks Charlie :)


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PostPosted: Oct 22nd, '13, 22:24 
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I was sooo unaware the seeds from nasturtiums were edible too! I have about a bajillion seeds that I saved to plant more, but now that I know to pick the seeds green for food, I am there. Do you need to brine them like capers?


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 Post subject: Re: Fayes' System
PostPosted: Oct 23rd, '13, 04:58 
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Only a bajillion Ron? I reckon I've got double that out back!


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PostPosted: Oct 23rd, '13, 09:25 
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Well, I did scatter quite a few seeds in places I would like to see nasturtiums...


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PostPosted: Oct 24th, '13, 15:30 
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There are a few different recipes Ron and Gazza. The one I just did was a cup white wine vinegar boiled with a tsp salt and poured over a cup of seeds, a few cracked black peppercorns and a crushed clove of garlic. Refrigerare for 3 months :sad:
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 Post subject: Re: Fayes' System
PostPosted: Oct 24th, '13, 16:16 
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That looks great Faye. Which seeds did you put in the jar?

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