We stinky continentals...

Apologies, must be the beans from last night.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7354538.stm


Geo

 

Bollocks. I thought I had got in first, but I've committed a ginge by
seconds. See "Something rotten in the state of Denmark?"

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Bloody ignorant BBC. It's muck-spreading season, and our own sons of the
soil are spreading animal and human waste like it's gone out of fashion,
'cos the price of chemical fertilizer has shot through the roof.
Nimbys need to know!

 

Yeah, here in Jersey we're being suffocated by the smell of garlic from
them froggies. ;-)

 

Bit of a relief, really. We've had the local sewer clog up a
couple of times since I moved in, but it's always been on someone else's
account so far. As I walked out the door this morning I caught a whiff
and thought, "Oh, bloody hell, where's the sewer blocked up now?"

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I was talking to someone today who mentioned that a cooling tower near where
she lived used water from the local sewage farm. A lot of tomato plants for
about 20 miles downwind...