Rat-eating plant

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   24 Jan 2008 ~ 9:27am CB ...and if they tell anyone where the plants are, dozens of 'hokey musical' fans will descend on the location, and try to teach the plants to sing.
   
   ♫ ...Somewhere that's Greeeen... ♪
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   24 Jan 2008 ~ 9:28am primesuspect + rep for using musical ascii characters
   
   ♫ ...Somewhere that's Greeeen... ♪
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   24 Jan 2008 ~ 9:37am CB ☺
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   24 Jan 2008 ~ 11:12am RADA Wonder if it comes in a bigger version?? You know, big enough to plant by the front door to deal with salesman, girl scouts, the occassional Jehova Witness.....
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   24 Jan 2008 ~ 11:28am primesuspect do they grow dog eating plants?
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   24 Jan 2008 ~ 5:19pm Harudath Not yet, afaik. I reckon they should genetically modify catnip. Discuss.
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   24 Jan 2008 ~ 5:25pm Leonardo I smell a rat, pun intended. This sounds too much like the Korean cloning tales (some true, some NOT) and the "cold fusion" from the university in Utah. This is hokum as far as I'm concerned until some verifiable documentation comes out.
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   24 Jan 2008 ~ 5:30pm IndigoRed Ok, all well and good, but what exactly is a "small rat"? To my knowledge (limited) in Cape York, they'd come in one size; "RUN!!!" :bigggrin:
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   25 Jan 2008 ~ 12:59am RWB Must be some strong plants, I saw a rat plow through the drywall in a kitchen once like a hot knife through butter. The pitcher plants I've seen are literal in their names with thin walls and all.
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    25 Jan 2008 ~ 3:23am maxclark It sounds like an interesting find....
    but
    "but exactly where is a secret" sounds a bit fishy to me....o.O
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    25 Jan 2008 ~ 11:24am RADA

    primesuspect wrote:

    do they grow dog eating plants?

    
    
    
    Snuffie says: "Oh I am so gonna poop on your pillow for that comment...."