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Please help me get rid of these nasty big mushrooms in my lawn they're
ruining it!

Stan

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from "StanDan" contains these words:

Please help me get rid of these nasty big mushrooms in my lawn they're
ruining it!

All you need is a good sharp knife, some olive oil and a frying pan.....

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"StanDan" wrote in message
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Please help me get rid of these nasty big mushrooms in my lawn they're
ruining it!

Pick them and eat them.

Alan


Stan

On Fri, 7 May 2004 22:12:14 +0100, "Alan Holmes"
wrote:


"StanDan" wrote in message
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Please help me get rid of these nasty big mushrooms in my lawn they're
ruining it!

Pick them and eat them.

What about the poor garden gnomes that live under them?

"martin" wrote in message
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On Fri, 7 May 2004 22:12:14 +0100, "Alan Holmes"
wrote:


"StanDan" wrote in message
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Please help me get rid of these nasty big mushrooms in my lawn they're
ruining it!

Pick them and eat them.

What about the poor garden gnomes that live under them?

Sadly, I think it is illegal to eat them, although (allegedly) they are very
tasty if deep fried.

Please help me get rid of these nasty big mushrooms in my lawn they're
ruining it!

Pick them and eat them.

What about the poor garden gnomes that live under them?

Sadly, I think it is illegal to eat them, although (allegedly) they are very
tasty if deep fried.

LOL good one

My other half picked some mushrooms from our garden yesterday and ate
them, said they were very good
kate

On Sat, 8 May 2004 09:44:36 +0100, Kate Morgan
wrote:


Please help me get rid of these nasty big mushrooms in my lawn they're
ruining it!

Pick them and eat them.

What about the poor garden gnomes that live under them?

Sadly, I think it is illegal to eat them, although (allegedly) they are very
tasty if deep fried.

LOL good one

I tried one, it tasted just like spam. :-)


My other half picked some mushrooms from our garden yesterday and ate
them, said they were very good

When is the wake? :-) or perhaps :-((( ?

Isn't May a little early for wild mushrooms?

My other half picked some mushrooms from our garden yesterday and ate
them, said they were very good

When is the wake? :-) or perhaps :-((( ?

Isn't May a little early for wild mushrooms?

I dunno, we always have them this time of the year and hubby is fine,
cutting the lawn as I speak :-)

On Sat, 8 May 2004 11:07:55 +0100, Kate Morgan
wrote:


My other half picked some mushrooms from our garden yesterday and ate
them, said they were very good

When is the wake? :-) or perhaps :-((( ?

Isn't May a little early for wild mushrooms?

I dunno, we always have them this time of the year and hubby is fine,
cutting the lawn as I speak :-)

Aren't they fungii, rather than mushrooms?

"martin" wrote in message
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On Sat, 8 May 2004 11:07:55 +0100, Kate Morgan
wrote:


My other half picked some mushrooms from our garden yesterday and ate
them, said they were very good

When is the wake? :-) or perhaps :-((( ?

Isn't May a little early for wild mushrooms?

I dunno, we always have them this time of the year and hubby is fine,
cutting the lawn as I speak :-)

Aren't they fungii, rather than mushrooms?

No, Fungi is a dolphin which lives off the coast by the Dingle in Southern
Ireland

All mushrooms are fungi.

There is no mushroom season. They appear whenever conditions are ideal.


"martin" wrote in message
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On Sat, 8 May 2004 11:07:55 +0100, Kate Morgan
wrote:


My other half picked some mushrooms from our garden yesterday and ate
them, said they were very good

When is the wake? :-) or perhaps :-((( ?

Isn't May a little early for wild mushrooms?

I dunno, we always have them this time of the year and hubby is fine,
cutting the lawn as I speak :-)

Aren't they fungii, rather than mushrooms?

snip
Aren't they fungii, rather than mushrooms?
as someone else has pointed out, mushrooms are edible fungi.

On Sat, 8 May 2004 12:00:48 +0100, "David W.E. Roberts"
wrote:


"martin" wrote in message
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On Sat, 8 May 2004 11:07:55 +0100, Kate Morgan
wrote:


My other half picked some mushrooms from our garden yesterday and ate
them, said they were very good

When is the wake? :-) or perhaps :-((( ?

Isn't May a little early for wild mushrooms?

I dunno, we always have them this time of the year and hubby is fine,
cutting the lawn as I speak :-)

Aren't they fungii, rather than mushrooms?

No, Fungi is a dolphin which lives off the coast by the Dingle in Southern
Ireland


no? shirley the fact that some Irish ignoramus Seamus has confused a
dolphin for a fungus is irrelevant?

For the pedants: Isn't it a bit early for Agaricus campestris and
Agaricus arvensis?

"Cereus-validus" wrote in message
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All mushrooms are fungi.


However not all fungi are mushrooms.

I think poster was checking if they were mushrooms or another type of
fungus - could be Toadstools of course :-)

Common names are of no significance. They are all fungi.

What does matter is whether they are edible or poisonous.


"David W.E. Roberts" wrote in message
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"Cereus-validus" wrote in message
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All mushrooms are fungi.


However not all fungi are mushrooms.

I think poster was checking if they were mushrooms or another type of
fungus - could be Toadstools of course :-)