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["Lynda" <lurine AT softcom.net>]

says that live sex acts are constitutionally protected.  Yeah gotta wonder 
what the heck is going on.  Is it something in the water?

Lynda
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Which reminds me, why are you worried about stinging nettles.  Some are
considered natives.

The large nettles are usually natives (Uritica dioica).  Most of the
European nettles (Parietria judaica-Pellitory and Uritica urens) are much
smaller.

Lynda
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> While my pasta water was boiling for lunch, I went to the bible, the
> Jepsen Manual of Higher Plants of California.  It has nearly any Oregon