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The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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Posted by tomncath 9B(microclimate 10A) (My Page) on Tue, Nov 17, 09 at 19:22
1) Lurking
2) Asking/Learning
3) Sharing
4) Lurking
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RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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| runs out of lurk mode ........"this is obviously Tom" LOL Corrie runs back into lurk mode |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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| I'm still in the sharing phase which I think I always will be. There is nothing I like better than having people over and giving them plants. Occasionally I check out the exchange page just to see if I have anything someone wants. I also think I will always be in the learning asking stage. There is so much I don't know. |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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Hi
I'm far too opinianated to lurk . My favorite use of GW
is to visit the various specialized grow methods and start arguments lol have 3 going right now and 2 of those have actually changed my mind !!!
Every so often it's possible to have a real exchange but takes a lot of work lol
When I was very young my Uncle told me "There are only two ways to grow crops. The right way and the wrong way ." Still like "There's more than one way to skin a cattleya" Boy does GW prove that !!!
I'm sure there are MANY who wish I would lurk lol
gary |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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| There's a fifth phase, but I'll refrain from elaboration. |
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- Posted by tomncath 9B(microclimate 10A) (My Page) on
Wed, Nov 18, 09 at 7:29
| There's a fifth phase, but I'll refrain from elaboration. Ahhhh, come on Ricky, sock it to us baby, it's not like you to hold back ;-) BTW, I'll be using your method on the turkey again this year, best turkey we ever had last year.... |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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| good one Tom. garyfla-don't ever change corrie-you can lurk but we know you're there :-) BTW where did the word "lurk" come from? Is it like "frak" or "grok"? |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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Awwww- do you really want to know about the word lurk ?
Be careful what you request on this forum ! lurk- intransitive verb originates from Middle English
means to read communications on an electronic network without making one's presence known . There are other less attractive meanings but they do not apply here . |
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Oh, while lurking...I forget to tell you Tom; Thank you for the package. I am watching to see if it will grow. I will let you know if it does. Thank you.
Sharon |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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In the Beginning - I lurked,
I tried to garden but soon became irked,
Then I asked and learned,
But all my efforts the 'maters spurned,
I shared my woes and that really worked!
Now other plants need help and, in the End - I lurked..... wt |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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| So true, I love lurking/learning |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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| Come out , come out where ever you are ....... |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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| I am mostly lurking nowadays, but still absorbing lots of new info... :) |
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- Posted by tomncath 9B(microclimate 10A) (My Page) on
Thu, Nov 19, 09 at 18:04
| I am mostly lurking nowadays, but still absorbing lots of new info... :) I agree, the day we stop learning is the day we die.... |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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| lurk mode off...... Tom, Ricky, Denise, everyone
help me out on my dressing recipe thread Corrie ........lurk on LOL |
RE: The four phases of GardenWeb'ing
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| I was in 'lurk mode' and had to respond...good post! ;) Copying Corrie: ...lurk on! |
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