Non- farmerama chit chat

Hello elimeno,

Thank you for your kind words on this matter - we know these are sensitive topics but I hope you can understand our position on this .

The birdie is back to her mommy ! Which is great, because the storm is about to start ... I miss the sunny days, it's been very rainy lately!
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Wishing you all a wonderful day,
teddy.bear

 

the little birdie and glad its mama found him and we could NEVER hate you or any of our mods we all know you are just doing your job

 

Hello flwrsndnc

Thank you very much for the lovely reassuring message *whew* . I thought the little birdie was super cute as well! They fly away too quickly, so I was happy I managed to take a photo when I noticed he / she / it can't fly yet - too cute not to share it !
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Best regards,
teddy.bear

 

Teddy,
Thank you for taking the time to respond to the brewing debacle that was happening on the forum. Unlike some of the mods who delete/edit a post without a reason as to why, you take time to explain things. I think that is VERY important of a leader. It shows that you do care about us as players. I know that some mods may feel we don't need an explanation of why a post was edited or deleted, but we as players feel we do. Is that so wrong? We may not see how we cause an infraction, if any at all.

I think at times the mods may need to remember that they too were players once. Just because they have power now doesn't mean they have to treat us as the enemy. Is it so hard to answer questions without a snippy attitude once in a while? I don't think so... but that's just me. If I have said anything that is out of order, edit away. But I do feel that most players feel this way, they just won't let it be known for fear of reprisal.

Respectfully,

Sel

 

Wow....I always seem to miss the good stuff
Teddy...as always, you are AWESOME. Thank you for explaining
We forget sometimes that the forum has youngsters. We are just looking for a place to have adult conversation with our many Farmerama friends...will have to give that some serious thought

 

that's why I made the pet thread so you could brag about your pets and show off pics of them I made it mostly because of you

 

ahhhh XOXOXOXO Love ya too

So went jogging this AM in the park...went into the restroom and this was staring at me...it has to be a killer spider for sure...

 

It's a TNMT in disguise lol.

 

QUESTION to the group, after the turtles there are these pics of berried I see every year in the park...I am wondering are these the beginnings of raspberries? I have seen people eat some type of berry while walking...does anyone know?

ROFL....

 

I cant see the pics of the berries

 

nope still nothing

 

I deleted the pics so I can start over...but it has flwrsndnc posting twice
Lets try it again sam

 

my friend told me those are red raspberries wait till they are real red to eat them I thought that's what they were but I asked him to make sure

 

Yes, they're definitely raspberries. I used to raise them. Still have blackberries in my backyard.

 

Thanks they grow in my park with some other berries that I know are not edible...these woman are always picking these and eating them...thats if the deer leave any...but needed some expert opinions. dont want to go to the park and jog only to die from the fruit of a poisonous berry...oh the shame
I have 2 blueberry plants in my yard...has to be 5 yrs///I have gotten nada, zilch, zero...I am like dudes at this point u guys are taking up space

 

I stil can't see your pictures Elimeno but I am happy Mindy could help you.

 

HI
It is so frustrating...I do it one way and it works for some and than another way works for others...UGh

 

Hi elimeno !

I too can't see your picture and your banner. May be you have to change the setting of the picture to public in the webpage where you originally loaded.

 

Does anyone know ? I think blueberries need a male and a female bush to produce blueberries. Not sure. Something like that.
I also can't see the pictures.

 

Blueberries have both genders on each plant - but they will produce more prolifically if there are different cultivars planted near each other for cross-pollination.