Is there a pill for the cure............flounder wrote:Welcome. The met office have been working on a cure for the last few years, but so far have only put tropicitus in temporary and seasonal remission
Thanks
Gray
Is there a pill for the cure............flounder wrote:Welcome. The met office have been working on a cure for the last few years, but so far have only put tropicitus in temporary and seasonal remission
That's great then .... I have to buy more plants.....and more......call wrote:hello gray
i contracted tropicitus at 11 years of age.....
there is no cure and now at 13 i have to spend my life planting exotic plants just to get them killed by the cold.....
there is no cure
Yes there is, but after -plenty degrees and loads of white stuff.....its a hard pill to swallowtropicalwon wrote:Is there a pill for the cure............flounder wrote:Welcome. The met office have been working on a cure for the last few years, but so far have only put tropicitus in temporary and seasonal remission
Thanks
Gray
Thanks Kris...Yorkshire Kris wrote:Welcome!
dino wrote:Welcome. Hope your obsession hasn't become a Gray area for the wife
Looks like my bank account going to be empty...I WONDER IF THE OTHER HALF WILL NOTICE THE BILLS AIN'T PAYED ....SUPPOSE SHE MIGHT-JUST NOTICE AFEW MORE DOZEN PLANTS ....NO I WON'T CHANCE ITKristen wrote:Yeah, that Dave Bloke has a lot to answer for ... mainly the fantastic range of "I couldn't afford not to have it" excuses that people post on here which you can use on Mrs Gray
I wouldn't dare do it Then again...........Dave Brown wrote:We had a topic on here about how members get plants past the other half. Was quite interesting the lengths some people go