yes, me too...
and this is what blog directory www.blogrankers.com said about this here blog;
http://www.blogrankers.com/index.php?do=sitedetails&id=1237
''Description: ranting and raving of an articulate fringe dweller ...''
ha! so it seems somebody somewhere must have looked at this crap
and its pretty spot-on..
yours faithfully
dwelling on the fringe of robert smith
your unabomber without the bomber
dishevelledly hunkered feverishly in a hut in the outskirts your mind, ranting and raving (in)articulately at the all-conspiring universe
LB (or not)
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I Googled Lime Beaver and found this;
Rangpur Lime Beaver PA
It is more cold hardy than the lemon or lime and every bit as sour as either. The tree is fast growing to 15 or 20 ft (4.5 or 6 m) tall, with spreading and somewhat drooping branches. Thorns are small and few. The very pretty flowers are tinged with purple and as fragrant as any orange blossom.
So a bit droopy and sour, but tallish, hardy, pretty and smells good...
I forgot to mention a tad prickly as well.
Look what happens you when you space out the beaver in the middle, he turns into a tree!
A pretty good description nevertheless...
prickly and every bit as sour!
Yeah, but don't forget the other attibutes...I mean...tallish - yep, hardy - yep, pretty - in a manly kind of way of course and I'm sure you smell ok most of the time! Hehe
thanks!
its all relative as far as smell goes isnt it?
i personally never separate my limes from my beavers, it brings up all kinds of trub
Might also make one feel a littl spaced out and yes, that could be trub...but then again...
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