Pickles by Brian Crane for July 06, 2011

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    Llewellenbruce  almost 13 years ago

    How did that manage to grow on his bald head?

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    firstwife  almost 13 years ago

    should we be concerned that Earl is talking to weeds now?

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    kreole  almost 13 years ago

    Why not just have a dandeloin lawn? In my yard, I’m thankful for anything that grows there. I just cut whatevers there every few weeks.

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    Elaine Rosco Premium Member almost 13 years ago

    Don’t mess with the dandelions Earl.

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    GROG Premium Member almost 13 years ago

    His bald head is apparently good fertile ground for weeds.

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    thirdguy  almost 13 years ago

    It seems as though it is growing in his hat, not that that’s any better.

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    kab2rb  almost 13 years ago

    We have worse stickers thorny hurt stickers that stick to you.

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    jtviper7  almost 13 years ago

    My lawn is plush and beautiful…My water bill last month was $875.00 last month.

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    Jonni  almost 13 years ago

    good show! he tipped his hat on history, he was once yellow haired before he had hair of dandelion white!

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    Number Three  almost 13 years ago

    LOL LOL…

    Hilarious!

    xxx

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    hippogriff  almost 13 years ago

    As Eual Gibbons said, “Many parts are edible.”

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    serenasakitty  almost 13 years ago

    I do not have much grass on my lawn [it was all scraped off last fall] but the weeds are doing great. I will water my garden if it needs it, but the lawn is on its own.

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    CoronellaKeiper  almost 13 years ago

    DANDELIONS, dear dandelions, are super steamed with a little butter or seasoned oil, and their roots have a gentle taste, too. They were first brought to America by the French, as a cooking vegetable. And we’ve all heard how the French care about their food, and want it better than just “nice”. There is a story that a man came home from work to find his father, who had come to live with him, carefully pulling out the dandelions from his front yard lawn. The son was happily amazed, because his father had not been the least bit interested in the yard, and yet had always kept a garden when the son was growing up. So he commented on his dad’s new interest in the lawn. The older man’s reply: “I’m pulling the dandelions to eat with supper.”

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    boldyuma  almost 13 years ago

    Something needs a Saturday bath..either Earls head….or the cap..

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    keechum  almost 13 years ago

    For me Dandelions might not be the fairest flower, but there is none fairer. Just closely examine the beauty of the seed pod, How delicate it is.

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    perknvi  almost 13 years ago

    In my day back some 75 years ago I heard people in the coal mining town I lived in talking about Dandelion Wine. I was a kid and did not get the to drink it but i heard it was good.

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    GROG Premium Member almost 13 years ago

    I now have another reason not to like French cuisine.

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    dmanc33  almost 13 years ago

    What? No “Keep off the grass” or “Weed” jokes??? Comm on people!

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    jtviper7  almost 13 years ago

    Vegas will never run ont of water. Our water comes from Lake Mead, The largest man made lake in the western hemisphereOver 500 miles of shoreline and up 20 feet this spring !

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    stefaninafla  almost 13 years ago

    I’ll take care of those for you Earl… I want dandelion greens!

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