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I live in a little rural town where, if you go 20 feet in any direction,
you're immediately surrounded by cows and tractors and guys in bib overalls looking up at the sky, saying, "Shor looks lahk anothur scorcher tuday!" There are (obviously) a lot of farms around here, seeing as how people in bib overalls are so rarely qualified for other types of employment, and thus a lot of crops. As I drive from Point A to Point B (or any other point, really), I pass a lot of cropland, where various things have been planted, and, presumably, will rise up out of the ground sometime before the next snow, and be converted into food for the masses. But I have no idea what the crops are because they are now identified with some weird number-letter combination on a sign at the edge of the field. The one I see most frequently is 93M11. What the hell is that? Corn? Alfalfa? Pomegranates? I have no idea. Just 93M11. I saw 94M75 yesterday, too. They used to put a picture of corn, or whatever, on the sign. So you knew what was there. All of a sudden, it's a big secret? What, if we come out and admit this is actually corn, the terrorists win? I saw another sign that said "Technology" on it. Now they're growing technology. I'd like to see how that works.... The worst part, to me, is this whole idea of a nice meal where somebody says, "Hey, pass me some of that 93M11, wouldja?" Ooooops, it's later than I thought; I have to go milk the neighbor's 46L117. |
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LOL GM119..........................
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good one
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That numbering system may just be a government code, as sometimes, he
farmer gets paid to plant certain crops onthat acherage or not to plant certain crops. Now with the big call for corn for fuel, either way it is not the farmer not wanting to call the crop by its proper name, but when they signa contract with the gove, they have to go by whatever is on the contract. |
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Thanks, Wolf, that does make sense. I should have figured the
government was involved somehow, those manipulative bastards! Makes me want to pull out my 59C24 and 83Z93 them! |
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Good one Lex humm wonder what number we will be eating next lol
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Most government ministers have H5N1 anyway |
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Hummm better keep my mouth shut what number I like humm back to my corner lmao These damn round rooms I want my stool and my blanket back ROFLMAO!! |
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LMAO! I googled it! of corn, developed by Syngenta Seeds, Minneapolis, Minn; and • the 96M20, 93M50, 93M11 ... developers of new and distinct seed- reproduced and tuber-propagated plants ranging from farm crops ... How bored am I! |
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Karen, you may be bored but at least now we know where the numbers come
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See, I got a picture of it now!
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Awwww only you Lex would go out and take the pic lol
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Lex....yoou're too funny!
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