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Originally posted by Smudge View Post
It's not in any way shape or form a cousin of clover, which is a nitrogen fixing legume.
It's a giant pain in the arse.
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Originally posted by Absolutely! View Post
it's oxalis, sometimes known as woodland sorrel and sometimes called a shamrock.
It's not in any way shape or form a cousin of clover, which is a nitrogen fixing legume.
It's a giant pain in the arse.Let’s Go Brandon!!!!!
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Originally posted by Absolutely! View Post
I would try it, but for it being you that's suggesting I eat it. :P
I fear death. Painful painful death.
Some sooner, rather than later.It's not the size of the dog, in the fight. It's the size of the fight, in the dog.
No guts, no glory. All pain, and fury.
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Originally posted by Absolutely! View Post
correct me if I'm wrong, but it always comes right at the end.
I bags you eat it first HH.
So, there.It's not the size of the dog, in the fight. It's the size of the fight, in the dog.
No guts, no glory. All pain, and fury.
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But, generally speaking; you'd be correct.
I'd say like what? 99% of the time, it comes at the end. Just that 1% or whatever percentage it actually is, it doesn't.
It's not the size of the dog, in the fight. It's the size of the fight, in the dog.
No guts, no glory. All pain, and fury.
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