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dolohov August 15 2006, 02:25:42 UTC
I feel silly answering "yes" but, well, I do know, now. ;)

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corivax August 15 2006, 02:28:58 UTC
Also, your explanation cracked me up.

I still have your little plastic lizard! It will go into zero gravity Wednesday!

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ratatosk August 15 2006, 02:32:39 UTC
I still have your little plastic lizard! It will go into zero gravity Wednesday!

This makes me inordinately happy. :)

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plymouth August 15 2006, 02:51:52 UTC
I didn't get it immediately but once I identified the plant I got it :)

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lutraphile August 15 2006, 02:56:55 UTC
Yay for biology geekery! It's a good thing I know what the picture signifies, because I have no clue how to read your explanation. I guess that evens things out.

I definitely enjoy your photo entries. :)

ps. I have espaliered tomatoes in my backyard.

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[SPOILER] ratatosk August 15 2006, 03:06:10 UTC
I might as well leave the original version in comments -- I just wanted a way of obscuring the answer enough that no one accidentally read it who wanted to take longer to figure it out on their own.

It says:

Purple loosestrife and japanese beetles are both chaotic evil monsters introduced to North America by evil wizards. Both breed explosively and are resistant to non-magical attacks. The effect in this photograph was achieved by walking into a state park while wearing a ring of conflict.

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plymouth August 15 2006, 03:56:59 UTC
I did a google search for "rot13" and the first hit was http://www.rot13.com/
which has a text box for you to enter stuff. On athena (and possibly in unix in general) it was a command line entry but here in windoze it is not so I had to look elsewhere!

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cazort August 15 2006, 03:10:10 UTC
This picture makes me happy.

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