Well that is not good.

It's against the law here. However many people in rural areas do the same, just run the line out
into the field or a ditch area.

I wouldn't want to eat anything that came from such a line. Washing detergents, dish detergents,
soaps, etc. Don't eat anything it is watering/feeding.

Meh, show offs!

I don't think I have gotten any of those at all! Ba Hum Bug!

I don't seem to have any problems with mosquito's here and rarely see one.

However, If I go fishing or camping around here, lake areas, there is often mosquito's.

At home, if I sit out on the patio or balcony at night, I light a large citronella candle. It keeps most
any insects at bay. No, they don't really have an odor when lit. If you place your nose up to the candle
when not lit, you can smell the citronella. I can't really describe the aroma but doesn't smell bad to me.
Like I said, once they are lit, you don't really smell anything.

Something kind of new that I really like is the bracelets. Tic's are the worry here for me. Lyme disease.
If I am going to work outside in the leaves, or woods, I like to put the bracelets on my wrists and on my
ankles. They really do work. I've been using them for a few years.

Another product that people swear by and that I used for many years when camping and such is an
'Avon' product called 'Skin So Soft'. We would take a bottle of the SSS oil camping but before that,
I would take a bath and put a capful in my bath water. It works plus you smell real nice in addition
to keeping skin soft.

You can buy the citronella oil. I have some little carrier oil bottles of it and that is not a pleasant
smell because it is the pure oils. You could pour some in an aroma diffuser.

It would just depend on what the information says.

Some stuff is heat tolerant and drought tolerant and other stuff isn't.

Toss the seeds in the dirt and see if they come up.

One more thing, it would be a good idea to read. This is the 'STATS' sub forum and you have
not posted your Stats.

Let me ask you something. In fact, allow me to ask you a few things.

1. Why are you spamming ClixSense members? They are already members so why would you post your ClixSense links here?

2. You have made a claim that I can make $100 a day here without effort for free. Well, if that is so, why is it that you have only made .8 cents and why I have never made $100 a day here in my over ten years of being here?

CHANGE your advertising with honesty because false claims can be cause for dismissal as well as spam.

Exactly.....as in Cancer has ALWAYS as far as we know, been with us. Long BEFORE 'modernization'.

That is what this topic claims, which is unfounded.....that cancer is due to modernization and I say NO
it is NOT.

If you know what cancer is, you know it is abnormal cell growth. So simple yet so destructive and
difficult to stop.

You said 'Radiation'. Would you call the SUN modernization? Skin melanoma's is at the top of
cancers and people die every year. Is that some sort of modern thing? Well absolutely not unless
you are a fair skin person that has spent hours daily in a 'modern' tanning bed.

If the topic started wanted to get technical about it, I can say simply the opposite... MODERNIZATION
has led to the REDUCTION of Cancer.

This is mostly an oxymoron topic. The TRUTH and FACTS of the matter is that cancer always has been
and not just in human animals but in other animals too.

Did you know more Africans die of cancer than any other population? Hmmmm is that due to modernization?
Are they prone to more modernization that other races?

It probably doesn't matter where the seeds are sold, per se.

That is why I said to look at the instructions on the seed packets. Usually the seeds packets should
relay 'full sun', 'plant at 1/4 inch', 'drought tolerant', 'space 6 inches', etc.

It depends on the seeds. Seed packets have instructions on them. At least the ones sold in the USA do.

I try to stay away from 'monsanto' seeds.

If you have the organic seeds, when your veggies/fruit are harvested, you can save some of the seeds
for next years planting.

no

Not true....

that cancer is 100 percent a man-made disease

That is absolutely not true unless you are talking in terms of a three year old.

In other words, most anything can be attributed to our surroundings and therefore given the 100% claim.
I do have a difficult time believing any health professional or scientist would make such a statement.

Cancer has always been with us. If you have the faintest idea of what cancer IS, you would know it is true.

Gambling is illegal in many USA States. I guess most States have their own State lottery but not all.

They have some strange laws in regards to gambling.

For example, some States allow gambling on WATER but not on the land.

Metropolis, Illinois, for example.......yes it is known as the home of Superman they have
the 'Merv Griffin RiverBoat Casino'. I've gone on that several times. You get on the boat and there is
three decks of gambling rooms with bars (booze). It stays out for 2 or 3 hours at a time. Gambling
does not start until the boat leaves the dock.

Tunica, Mississippi is a hot spot. There is casinos all along the river and various hotels.

Las Vega, Nevada, of course is the big one. Most everything is legal there. Sin City.

There is a lot of gambling in the USA but as I stated, with the exception of Nevada, most are on water
or near water.

pindokhan123 wrote: i remember the twilight zones in black and white,,,pretty good stuff for the time..........timeless they were

here similiar stuff is t'tales of the unexpected' and 'hammer house of horror'? heard of these?

Hmmmm I don't think I have heard of those. I'll have to look them up.

Cats can live a long time, especially indoor house cats.

My old cat is buried on my property and has a nice plot. I have one of those concrete cats with wings
at his grave and I planted a pink rose bush beside the head of his grave. The roses are real pretty.
They are tiny pink roses and only bloom in the early Summer for a short period of time.

He lived to be 17 years old. I guess he would have lived longer if he had not got cancer. He had jaw
cancer and I had to put him down.

His name was 'Mr Blue' and I had several websites that contained his name in the domain, for years.

It's been many years ago my aunt and I went to yard sales after getting off work one morning. Neither
of us will ever forget it. We went to a very crowded garage sale and as we were walking around in the
garage, something very large brushed against our legs several times. We thought it was a big poodle.
It was black and gray color fur all tightly curled just like a poodle. We walked up to the owner to pay
for some items and I said 'You have a really cute dog', just making polite conversation. She replied
back with a laugh and said 'It's my cat'. My aunt and I both gave sort of a shocked glance at each
other and the lady said, 'just a minute'. She came back with the cat. It was HUGE! The cat was
something like 23 years old and weighed something like 38 pounds. She told us it had been in the
Guiness World Book of Records.

So if you ever see a big old black poodle looking cat from Kentucky in the old World Book of Records,
that is it.

I rarely see commercials about booze.

A lot of the commercials are focused on health. Many pharmaceutical commercials.
It's a hodge podge of most everything. Department store commercials, automobiles,
tech, new movie, etc etc etc and on and on and on and on.

PS. We don't have gambling commercials on tv but rarely and most of what there is
is to play the state lottery or to visit a casino river boat.

Yeah, 'Black Mirror' is a series but not a soap opera. Every episode is individual with a
totally different story and different actors. For example 'Twilight Zone'.

The one I watched tonight is 'Life'. Sci-Fi-Fy flick.i

all caps not allowed

If it's a new movie just out with Tom Cruise, no have not seen it. I'll have to look that one up.
May be a trailer on youtube.

dutch1898 wrote: Because of improved matters of communication we now hear much
more about diseases then even only 100 years ago. I consider
myself lucky that the availability of fresh fruits and vegetables
can reach the store shelves so much faster due to today's transportations.
Give it a few more years and SKYWAY will improve that a thousand fold.

That is extremely true and a point I made in regards to living in areas in which only certain crops grow
if any at all. People relied on what they had.

I always envy those people that live in tropical areas that have a large variety of fruits year round.