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# cress!

A new musical from the Cress Marketing Board.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:30, archived)
# I like their Latin moto;
Ed
Hume
Seeds

I wonder what it means?
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:31, archived)
# hahaha!
thats all i can say - i just spat tea on my OWN computer - im gonna get you now!...
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:36, archived)
# I think it means
vosprung durch technik, which in turn means 'never trust a rabbit'.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:58, archived)
# I was wondering about
a b3ta cress challenge.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:39, archived)
# that cress picture
would make a nice jigsaw, very relaxing.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:42, archived)
# what would you grow in cress
if you could?
Or what would you grow cress on?
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:44, archived)
# I would grow
the cress moto in cress - it would be just like the one outside the cress company's Upland HQ.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:50, archived)
# doesnt it
grow in small plastic containers?
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:51, archived)
# or on cotton wool
in an egg painted to look like your head.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:58, archived)
# ah
but thats only in the wild.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:59, archived)
# I'm trying to convince Joel
to grow cress out of his head.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 6:08, archived)
# Oh my
god, I can't stop giggling. People are looking at me funny.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 7:37, archived)
# I once worked as
a very poor botanist in an agricultural research station.

That's not cress, that's bloody thingy that is.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:45, archived)
# actually - you might be right
that looks like watercress or something - not like traditional cress you got in egg & saladcreme sarnies in the 70's.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 5:57, archived)
# yeah
that's what I mean. it's a salad thingummy like bittercress or...

oh bugger I know what it is and I can't remember.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 6:28, archived)
# no, that's cool
I'm with you all the way.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 6:34, archived)
# I'm going
to go and sit in a hedge til I remember. cos that's where it grows.
(, Thu 6 Dec 2001, 6:57, archived)