Hard News by Russell Brown

Took this a couple of weeks or so ago. Two spined

So long as you’ve got a pulse, never.

Personally, I think she'd have broad appeal. :-)

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People boating and fishing from the old Mangere Bridge:

Personally, I think she’d have broad appeal. :-)

Leguminus in fact.
;-)

Going coastal.

Leguminus in fact

… cf. the original story, featuring legumes that go all the way up.

I may be a has bean.

So long as you’ve got a pulse, never.

It's how we Leguminati know each other.

It’s how we Leguminati know each other.

The Leguminaries...

The Leguminaries…

Common-or-garden-variety gold. Stake your claim! (or it will fall over)

Be on the lookout for gold leaf

...and berried treasure.

Don't worry if some of the riches are in 'hock.

Which brings us, neatly to George Washington Carver, as the humble peanut is also a legume. In his 1916 bulletin, "How to Grow the Peanut and 105 Ways of Preparing it for Human Consumption" Carver gave a short overview of peanut crop production and contained a list of recipes from other agricultural bulletins, cookbooks, magazines, and newspapers, such as the Peerless Cookbook, Good Housekeeping, and Berry's Fruit Recipes. He did not, however, include Peanut Butter which led to a conspiracy theory leading to a CIA operation involving none other than Stan Smith.

A quiet little game of non stop cricket down at local school under the blue sky to while away a Sunday morning hour.

Your aggressive driver note reminded me that I saw yet another cyclist down on the side of the road on Tamaki Drive today, covered in someone's coat and a crowd attending them.

Certainly hope they were OK, a quick scan of the news hasn't shown anything...

Good grief... those comments say a lot about New Zealand eh?.

NEVER read Stuff comments.

Thinking along these lines we have come up with some exiting ways forward in brand recognition,

Freudian slip?

Freudian slip?

Perhaps its a… wait for it…. a way out for them… ;-)