- What an unusual nursery this is!

- You mean the large number of mothers breastfeeding their infants?

- No, I was thinking of those fan-trained fruit trees over there.

- Oh, those young, two dimensional saplings shaped by pruning, copper wire, weights and cord, meant to stand against a south-facing wall?

- Exactly, the exclusive river trees! I liked the one shaped like the Amazon and tributeries, bearing exotic Rollinia fruit.

- Or the Nile tree with Palu and Weera fruit and an impressive delta root system.

- Of course, best was the Mississippi peach tree with well-balanced Missouri and Ohio branches.
-- FarmerJohn, Mar 12 2005

where did this spring from? I wonder.
-- po, Mar 12 2005


What fruit is on the po tree?
-- ConsulFlaminicus, Mar 12 2005


who knows? almost bound to be inedible.
-- po, Mar 12 2005


CF/po: either way, a po tree would sound good to the ears.
-- DrCurry, Mar 12 2005


Palu?

Ibadah yang murni dan yang tidak bercacat di hadapan Allah, Bapa kita ialah mengunjungi yatim piatu dan janda-janda dalam kesusahan mereka, dan menjaga supaya dirinya sendiri tidak dicemarkan oleh dunia ?
-- skinflaps, Mar 12 2005


Yolanga banga danga do.
-- mensmaximus, Mar 12 2005


Yolanga banga danda dough. [+]
-- Pericles, Mar 12 2005


Meanders in the mid and lower courses are gonna be tricky. And what about ox-bow lakes?
+ though because it's super.
-- Zircon, Mar 12 2005


[Zircon] As the river said to the rain: "Nice to sea you back."
-- FarmerJohn, Mar 12 2005


hey! what FJ said. been a while!
-- po, Mar 12 2005


Persentase kerusakan rumak ibadah yang cukup tinggi [+]
-- normzone, Mar 13 2005


Is it ok to eat fruit from trees along the Po River, downstream from Milan that dumps raw sewage into it?
-- mensmaximus, Mar 13 2005



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