do you ever pretend you are a zebra mother foraging in a tomato garden?
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every tuesday\n\ncan you share your cake with me old man?
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Mother I'd Like to F[insert here]
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I actually hauled out an old Emily Post book my great aunt gave me & it says to discreetly spit the seeds onto your spoon. I think it would be funner to ping them across the room.
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Always difficult to buy for Mums, aren't they..?\nHow about a subscription to a birdwatching/gardening magazine &/or a portable chair for the garden that she can use for both of her hobbys...AND maybe source a plant that has a latin name like hers...easy to look up in the internet..\nHope she has a wonderful day - how can she not with a son like you??Ahhhhh!
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you are  a daisy if you do...
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This is just the cutest sweetest question. I took my mother out for lunch and after we got back to her house I cleaned it for her and spend quality time with her. Me lovest my mother dearly.
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That's cute! You reminded me that my mom used to call it that. Now I am going thru my own and my mother has been gone for 14 years, it is good to be reminded of her cute and funny ways.\n\nThanks for a fun question. Oh, and in answer to it==> just avoid your friend's mom during her pause times and wait til she's on "play" again ;-)
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OK no bad words, how about we learn how to play your Mother?
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Yes - one time we were playing video poker (Texas Hold 'em) and she left the room to check on the babies, and I totally looked at her cards.  Then I smoked her on that hand.\n\nAnd she never found out!!!  Bwah-ha-ha!\n\nI am such a play-uh!
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No.  There was a Quaaga-like horsie that was reconstructed by selectively breeding Plains Zebra to create an animal that looked just like the Quagga, and given birth to by a surrogate Zebra mommie, but other than that it has remained extinct.\n\nThe last one died in the Amsterdam zoo in 1883.
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what part of life does not use this method? our government does. a parent does with there child. even more simplistic\nif you plant a tomato plant and water it and nurture it\nyour reward will be, eating tomato's. if you do not nurture \nit your punishment will be, no tomato's for you.\nif you eat well & exercise your reward is a healthy fit body if you don't your punishment is you are unhealthy and over weight.and so on and so.the other side of this answer is, with this method in a spritiual sense you know that god is fair. not allowing you to shit on your neighbor & get away with it. not allowing your neighbor to shit on you. but also\nrewarding your kindness. form the time we are young childern we thrive on structure. it's human nature.\n(by the way thanks for picking me for best answer even if it was only one star)\n"dont be a snob and criticize my grammar"
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yes! i have the plant in my garden and people like to come and snitch the fruit off the tree. :( it sells expensively...
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We did one on zebra mussels when I was in college.  Very easy, just created a tank that had a light source and a darkened area to determine which area they would be more attracted to.  Not sure if you have the resources to complete the resource though.
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Grailled food but yes I like Tomatoes very much it's my favorite fruit I eat it all over the day
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I love that Im an awesome mother to my son, sometimes I may doubt myself but in the end I think Im doing a wonderful job! My friends say they love my personality & that Im always ready to do anything on a spur of the moment type deal.
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No.  If that's how they talk in real life, I don't expect them to act differently on here.  I'm interesting and tend to ramble, but I have a lot of Best Answers and not because I stuck to the topic exclusively.\n\nI had barbecued chicken, corn, and fries.  Also hush puppies and sweet tea.  I'm thinking I require cookies, though.  Maybe I should have gotten one at the restaurant.
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Try a mini ecosystem in a 2-liter coke bottle. Study it for a few months and see how it changes. Record what plants and animals you put in too.I suggest putting in some worms, moss, and an up-right plant