| RavenBlog |
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| Comments on Tuesday 7 May 2002: |
An amusing spam I got opens like this (I won't quote the actual advertising bit, so as not to be supporting spam at all):We would like to introduce you to a new program called "Fat for Life!"[02:02] |
| Digi |
| Is all ivy the poison kind? I've only every heard of people complain of poison ivy when its in America. I've slept in, eaten, and once smoked ivy, with no adverse effect. Other than that which would normally come from sleeping, eating, or smoking an uncomfortably shaped plant. |
| Digi |
| Oops, my apologies. That was aimed for the other entry, obviously. |
| RavenBlack |
| Mm, England doesn't seem to have much in the way of poison ivy; the little bastards are relatively inoffensive too, as are the stupid leaders. |
| Chrissy |
| Still off-topic - English ivies are Hederas. The poison ivy, Toxicodendron radicans or Rhus radicans, is a North American native and isn't commonly found in the UK in it's toxic form. It isn't a true ivy, being a member of the cashew family. |