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Re:What is this young lady holding?? - 2005/11/21 21:48 I can't believe only 12 guessed the right answer in the poll so far. It's Beverly Praagh in Worm Digest's 1993 Issue #13, holding the GGE! First discovered in 1878 by a railworker in Australia, these worms liked to dive down under, about 5 feet under, and would retreat into recesses to keep from being pulled above ground. Giant Gippsland Earthworms (GGE) don't regenerate like their smaller cousins and can die when only part of their length is retrieved, according to author John C. Buckerfield. When the GGE retreats down its burrow, a large gurgling sound can be heard. They are believed to live for five years and won't procreate unless they have achieved close to 200 grams in weight. Only 1/2 a pound!
Well, time for a new poll! Look for it soon.

Maureen
And up from the ground came a bigger bunch of plants, cuz worms were under there, Eisenia Fetidas, Redworms, Brewing Tea, chemical free, BLACK GOLD
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Re:What is this young lady holding?? - 2005/11/21 22:18 Thank you Maureen,

I thought I was the only one that had it correct when I voted she was holding Hot Link's from Bubba's BBQ.

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Re:What is this young lady holding?? - 2005/11/21 22:24 Dear Edmond,
Evidently you like your links in the natural casing...
I wonder what you would choose for a new poll.
Maureen
And up from the ground came a bigger bunch of plants, cuz worms were under there, Eisenia Fetidas, Redworms, Brewing Tea, chemical free, BLACK GOLD
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Re:What is this young lady holding?? - 2005/11/21 22:31 I had a feeling it was between the South African and the Australian. I noticed that there were several votes quickly out of the box on the South African. I now want to get a copy of thirteenth issue.
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Re:What is this young lady holding?? - 2005/11/21 22:35 Edmond,

The girl is wearing an Australian hat!
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Re:What is this young lady holding?? - 2005/11/21 22:45 Everyone,

I have seen enough of the girls in the last two polls. It's time for a manly man photo. I want to see one who wiggles like a worm.

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Re:What is this young lady holding?? - 2005/11/21 22:55 Hey Wiggles,

It is funny that you requested a man photo.

My wife was reading the site a few days ago. Don't ask me why, but she now calls me "Zombie Worm."

Somehow, I do not think she is being very nice when she calls me that name.


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Re:What is this young lady holding?? - 2005/11/22 00:07 I don't know foobar, zombie worm is better than dead worm. KuznLes

Kountrykuznworms.com
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Re:What is this young lady holding?? - 2005/11/22 22:18 Yes, I think dead worm is below the belt!
(I hope not!)
I would like a picture of the actor who played
Pulo, the Roman soldier of the 13th, from the HBO series "Rome" to be on the next poll.
Now I'm sure, since he's a Brit, he must be big on the gardening. Can someone call him? Maybe Board Member Dr. Clive Edwards can dial up the English connection.
Bubbles
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