You folks are something else

rags57078 · January 4, 2015

I use to think I knew a bit about tomatoes , after joining this great site I figured out I was still in first grade. The amount of knowledge here is really something else and I say Thank You

rags

Ed of Somis · January 4, 2015

You are right...I have learned a great deal the last couple of years. There are also some really nice people here. I love "comparing" posts...and finding common threads of information. That is valuable to me.

crazyoldgooseman · January 4, 2015

I grew up on the family truck farm in NJ and later in Maryland. We raised acres of tomatoes I remember Supersonic, Celebrity, Jet Star, Rutgers and Mountain pride off the top of my head. And I too must admit that I am guilty of learning a lot from these knowledgeable and nice folks here! T'ville is a nice getaway from real life too!

Alpinejs · January 5, 2015

Glad you appreciate all their knowledge because I taught them everything
they know including their modesty.

Sun City Linda · January 5, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alpinejs

Glad you appreciate all their knowledge because I taught them everything
they know including their modesty.

I think you may have bested Worth with that one!

peppero · January 5, 2015

One aspect of knowledge and wisdom is to admit you know almost nothing.

harleysilo · January 5, 2015

I came here with just a cursiory knowledge of gardening.....clearly that's where i've stayed...but i and the kids enjoy it. This site has been invaluable to us. Thanks to all!

Cole_Robbie · January 5, 2015

After a while here, you will start saying things to your friends and family that make no sense at all to them.

There are blue tomatoes?

A green tomato? Why would you eat a green tomato?

Geezer · January 5, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sun City Linda

I think you may have bested Worth with that one!

Oh Lord, Linda, Don't EVER challenge either one of 'em!

Salsacharley · January 5, 2015

I appreciate learning about modesty. Every time I think I've become as modest as possible I realize how much more modest I can become. Now if I could only grow tomatoes inversely to my modesty.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alpinejs

Glad you appreciate all their knowledge because I taught them everything
they know including their modesty.

AlittleSalt · January 5, 2015

I started gardening in 2010. I told my doctor that I no longer wanted to take pain medicines for the nerve disease RSD. He told me to find a hobby to keep myself busy. A hobby to keep me thinking and learning. Gardening.

Sense joining Tville, my hobby has become a year-round learning experience. Here it is January 5th and I'm thinking about gardening as soon as I wake up. It keeps me thinking positive. The pain is still there, but I'm not thinking about it. The doctor was right.

It's because of all of you here at Tville that my hobby has become a passion. I thank every one of you for being here.

Tormato · January 8, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by rags57078

I use to think I knew a bit about tomatoes , after joining this great site I figured out I was still in first grade. The amount of knowledge here is really something else and I say Thank You

rags

First grade is pretty good. Before joining, I felt like I was held back in kindergarden for three years.

Worth1 · January 8, 2015

What!

Did I see my name mentioned?
Did I win an award?
Is there a prize?
Where do I pick it up, do I need to make a speech?
I'm so excited, I'm dont have a thing to wear I'm going to have to go out and buy new clothes.

Worth

lakelady · January 8, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by Worth1

What!

Did I see my name mentioned?
Did I win an award?
Is there a prize?
Where do I pick it up, do I need to make a speech?
I'm so excited, I'm dont have a thing to wear I'm going to have to go out and buy new clothes.

Worth

Worth, you are one in a million. Gotta love it.

rwsacto · January 10, 2015

Quote:

Originally Posted by lakelady

Worth, you are one in a million. Gotta love it.

In China, this is a form of satire.

It means there are a thousand more, just like Worth.

January 4, 2015	#1
rags57078 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: South Dakota Posts: 278	You folks are something else I use to think I knew a bit about tomatoes , after joining this great site I figured out I was still in first grade. The amount of knowledge here is really something else and I say Thank You rags

January 4, 2015	#3
crazyoldgooseman Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Southern Maryland 7a Posts: 200	I grew up on the family truck farm in NJ and later in Maryland. We raised acres of tomatoes I remember Supersonic, Celebrity, Jet Star, Rutgers and Mountain pride off the top of my head. And I too must admit that I am guilty of learning a lot from these knowledgeable and nice folks here! T'ville is a nice getaway from real life too! __________________ Anybody see where I sat my beer? -crazyoldgooseman

January 4, 2015	#2
Ed of Somis Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Somis, Ca Posts: 649	You are right...I have learned a great deal the last couple of years. There are also some really nice people here. I love "comparing" posts...and finding common threads of information. That is valuable to me.

January 5, 2015	#4
Alpinejs Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Alpine, Calif. in winter. Sandpoint Lake, Ont. Canada summers Posts: 850	Glad you appreciate all their knowledge because I taught them everything they know including their modesty.

January 5, 2015	#6
peppero Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: selmer, tn Posts: 2,944	One aspect of knowledge and wisdom is to admit you know almost nothing.

January 5, 2015	#7
harleysilo Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2007 Location: Woodstock GA Posts: 418	I came here with just a cursiory knowledge of gardening.....clearly that's where i've stayed...but i and the kids enjoy it. This site has been invaluable to us. Thanks to all!

January 5, 2015	#8
Cole_Robbie Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Illinois, zone 6 Posts: 8,407	After a while here, you will start saying things to your friends and family that make no sense at all to them. There are blue tomatoes? A green tomato? Why would you eat a green tomato?

January 5, 2015	#11
AlittleSalt BANNED FOR LIFE Join Date: May 2014 Posts: 13,333	I started gardening in 2010. I told my doctor that I no longer wanted to take pain medicines for the nerve disease RSD. He told me to find a hobby to keep myself busy. A hobby to keep me thinking and learning. Gardening. Sense joining Tville, my hobby has become a year-round learning experience. Here it is January 5th and I'm thinking about gardening as soon as I wake up. It keeps me thinking positive. The pain is still there, but I'm not thinking about it. The doctor was right. It's because of all of you here at Tville that my hobby has become a passion. I thank every one of you for being here.

January 8, 2015	#13
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	What! Did I see my name mentioned? Did I win an award? Is there a prize? Where do I pick it up, do I need to make a speech? I'm so excited, I'm dont have a thing to wear I'm going to have to go out and buy new clothes. Worth