Recent content by Breakthru

NZ stopped subs overnight. 10% farmers went bust 90% of supply industry went bust. I reckon in this country the dealerships will become run by the strongest. What happens then is the same as the vet industry. Returns of 10% on capital attracts the financial vultures then like vets bills your...

As soon as they turn 16 buy an old or scrap moped. Insure it and chuck in the back of the shed. They accrue NCD so when they pass full licence have a discount

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Depends on the type of garlic and what else is in the mix

Interesting article in the guardian. Cure for last housing crisis early 1900s was to ban private landlords. Forced selling brought down prices.

The programme we have used successfully so far is to apply breakthru with the pre em. Keeps slugs at bay. Interesting effect if you spray in the evening when they are out if you get the drift. The soil conditions the slugs don't like has the same effect on Csfb. They come in have a nibble then...

Adding in a silicon wetter seems to be working. Existing customer who has used the original product a couple of times successfully sprayed on Saturday and reckons it's worked OK. B

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Doesn't dissolve leaves evidence and salt incurs much more pain

Take some cartridges remove half the charge and then refill with rock salt or sea salt. Old gun aim at legs only. Get Michael Flatly dance moves. Time they get to hospital just have measles marks. Tell them next time it's ball-bearings. No evidence they have been shot. Deny everything.

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Interestingly jockland paid in 13 billion more than we took. All because of that terribly dirty stuff called oil which the taggers want to ban

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Came to the conclusion that it was the wetting/penetration effect or loss of that was the problem. New formulation only stunned them. Did mix it with breakthru, which on its own drives them to the surface, and it worked well. However doubles the cost so increasing the wetter whether that be...

In NZ when subs stopped overnight 10 per cent of farmers went bust but 90 per cent of suppliers went bust. Sphincter winking times ahead. We produce 30% more cereals than we consume so its going to take a lot of sfi and cut backs of inputs to create a shortage.