Our neighbor throws the imperfects over the garden fence into the “deer accessible” part of his yard. The deer take several bites from each, leaving the rest to rot and maybe create volunteer plants.
Why is it that, for 364 days a year, parents tell their children “Never accept candy from strangers”, but then one day a year, they tell them “Go and demand candy from strangers”?
C about 4 hours ago
You got off lightly, if they didn’t egg your house Opal
sirbadger about 4 hours ago
Maybe Earl remembered to buy candy, but he ate it.
Lucy Rudy about 4 hours ago
I’m surprised they didn’t smash them all over the sidewalk.
Concretionist about 3 hours ago
Our neighbor throws the imperfects over the garden fence into the “deer accessible” part of his yard. The deer take several bites from each, leaving the rest to rot and maybe create volunteer plants.
194919671982 about 3 hours ago
Don’t stand too close to the window, they might throw one at you and one of those big suckers would break it.
rob.home about 2 hours ago
What’s wrong with zucchinis?
David Huie Green DecisionsMatterGoodAndBad about 2 hours ago
It’s a start
Purple People Eater about 2 hours ago
Why is it that, for 364 days a year, parents tell their children “Never accept candy from strangers”, but then one day a year, they tell them “Go and demand candy from strangers”?
oldthang about 2 hours ago
People who grow zucchini deserver to have this problem.
iggyman about 1 hour ago
Not surprising, Earl!