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Me well be into me hydroponics, ya get me?
Excellent, I can now grow tomatoes in the cellar. Been wanting to do that for ages.
Does anyone know what else is in the Tea Factory these days since Tea Dance for Little People and the gallery shut down?
That's all we need- a one stop shop for drugs growers!
Opposite the new drug rehab centre ... Brockley cross is really going leaps and bounds eh?
@Anon0942 - TDLP has not yet left. There is an archictural practice based there too. Search "Green Tea Architects" on the site to find an article about them.
There is already a hydroponics supplier in the Brockley Cross business centre.
Are there really so many keen indoor tomato growers in Brockley? Who'd have thought it?
bad news for Brockley
Oh for god's sake, what a load of misery guts. Is a shop that sells Rizla papers also "bad news for Brockley"?
As an owner/resident I regularly post about tea factory goings on and mentioned the hydro shop last week on a TDFLP thread. The GT arcthitects are great and I'm not adverse to a hydro shop personally but their frontage is a dog's dinner.
hydroponics = 24 hour mung bean production, that can't be bad!
Oh how I laughed....
It is quite funny that there will now be a sort of 'golden triangle' between the new rehab centre, the hydroponics shop and the 'rasta supplies centre'. Even funnier that the new level crossing directly links the rehab centre and the rasta emporium.
Councillor Howard Marks said....
How funny? Quite is quite vague.
Sat in coffee shop reading this, whilst Bob Market is playing! *one grins*
BTW - In Islington, not Amsterdam.
Hence Bob Market rather than Marley?
Finally, a new breed of "organic, locally sourced" that we can ALL get behind.
Hopefully at a fair fare price too!
Just no overtly-twee plastic bags please.
A 'desultory' estate agent, is that the one that was mixed up with the UK Uncuts or summink?
Yes it was the election HQ of the People before Profit Party, in their lacklustre attempt to become the vanguard party of the mung tendency. Now they just take over public property, call it their own, and start charging rent for it, making sure people who are unemployed don't get to rent it (imagine if the council tried that!!). They betray their confused roots in bolshevism and estate agency by this move.
Is it just me, or is there a curious leaf theme among all the businesses which have inhabited the Tea Factory? I can see the obvious reason, but it does get to a point where the theme starts to get a little stretched.
Maybe they could see if Whittard might like to open a branch in there.
Any other ideas for good leaf-related businesses?
maybe they should open a tea factory?
Ho Ho...
And who said Brockley Cross wasn't happening!
sigh
Love plants vs zombies!
Yes, if the Zombies and the Triffids had a go you'd wonder who'd win that argument.
I'd say that the Triffids would win, as Zombies can't reproduce. Got to think about the long game....
Not sure. Biting people acts as a sort of procreative function in zombie society, and they would have a marked advantage in coastal areas like Margate because of the triffids dislike of sea water.
Think it could be quite close.
Ah, but Trifffid's preferred food is rotting flesh, making the zombies a perfect food source. The Zombies, being interested in eating brains, would not attack the Triffids...
that was me.
Good Point Faux Berry.
I must go somewhere to reflect.
Mmmm, not inclined to give Zombies anything better than 7/1 now.
Of course their chances would be enhanced if they were to pick up even simple gardening tools but nothing in the form book suggests that this is at all likely.
There's the whole "Dalek & Stairs Scenario" zombies can nip up a high rise whereas Triffids would struggle. Zombies would do well in, say Hong kong?
You can settle the matter yourselves here http://chrome.plantsvszombies.com/
I recommend you invest in sunflowers, snow peas and wall-nuts.
Masterful, tho I can't play it right through due to garden watering in advance of the deadline.
Mostly terrestial species.
Nick, you always have to have the squashy guy.
Squashy guy!
Yes, true, you need a squash up your sleeve for the running zombies with crash helmets, but they are one-shot wonders. As someone said earlier, you need to play the long game. Wise words.
I disagree. You need the squashy all the way through. Especially at the end to defeat the big troll guys throwing the little guy. Set two squashies in a row, in every row and you are set to win.
Can you tell I've spent hours playing this game.
I would conveniently move in saying to my kid 'would you like me to help?'
Lost hours.
Christ, this is like my "balsamic vinegar" humiliation all over again.
PS - I suggest you don't allow yourself to sucked in to Club Penguin System Defender. The only mercy is there are relatively few levels for you to be hooked on.
haha, yes, you haven't really played plants vs, zombies until you've used the plants grown in a certain region of Italy for sure.
:)
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