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Trees do it too!
- Thread starter Rupe
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Re: Trees do it too! Wanted female partner
Yep, i am searching /forum/images/graemlins/jj.gif for a pic i have that shows a specific male gender tree.
[edit] After some hours searching/requesting the web i found the maker of this nice picture. /forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Its a poplar with trunk damage (is it really so ?) /forum/images/graemlins/blush.gif
By the grace of Marcel he provided this picture. If any wants the original just request so, ive got it as 1900x2500 pixel and 1.1 MB filesize
Yep, i am searching /forum/images/graemlins/jj.gif for a pic i have that shows a specific male gender tree.
[edit] After some hours searching/requesting the web i found the maker of this nice picture. /forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Its a poplar with trunk damage (is it really so ?) /forum/images/graemlins/blush.gif
By the grace of Marcel he provided this picture. If any wants the original just request so, ive got it as 1900x2500 pixel and 1.1 MB filesize
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Re: Trees do it too! Wanted female partner
That is some of the funniest crap I think I've ever seen. Is that really funny...or are we all just that easily amused?
That is some of the funniest crap I think I've ever seen. Is that really funny...or are we all just that easily amused?
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There are more lonely trees out there *DELETED*
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Re: There are more lonely trees out there *DELETED*
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Re: There are more lonely trees out there
That's enough, actually, more than enough.
If you want to share this take it out in the alley, not in the Cafe.
Consider strongly whether you really think that this is what the site is about. Give some strong thought about editing. I'm not going to lock the thread for a couple of days.
If those pictures were passed around the workplace in the US a very strong case for sexual harassment can be made. That's the way things are at work. Even though Treebuzz isn't work we'd llike to see things kept professional.
That's enough, actually, more than enough.
If you want to share this take it out in the alley, not in the Cafe.
Consider strongly whether you really think that this is what the site is about. Give some strong thought about editing. I'm not going to lock the thread for a couple of days.
If those pictures were passed around the workplace in the US a very strong case for sexual harassment can be made. That's the way things are at work. Even though Treebuzz isn't work we'd llike to see things kept professional.
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Re: There are more lonely trees out there
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That's enough, actually, more than enough.
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Oki doki, I get the message. I had some doubts to about such pics but it shows that in some cases people do see trees and theire (somehow mixed up) beauty.
Ill edit them off the Tree-buzz /forum/images/graemlins/aaa.gif
No hard feelings to you and from you towards me i hope.
Regards Ronald
[edit] I usually dont remove topics i made. They represent my look and understanding at things at that time. As my mind and view (maybe)changes you can read that in posts made on later date.
In this case the pics attached (and no interresting comment)could be offensive to people that visit the site. And they had nothing to do with this tree-buzz bussines beside that it showed some trees in a mutated way that we see 'things' in.
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Als antwoord op:</font><hr />
That's enough, actually, more than enough.
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Oki doki, I get the message. I had some doubts to about such pics but it shows that in some cases people do see trees and theire (somehow mixed up) beauty.
Ill edit them off the Tree-buzz /forum/images/graemlins/aaa.gif
No hard feelings to you and from you towards me i hope.
Regards Ronald
[edit] I usually dont remove topics i made. They represent my look and understanding at things at that time. As my mind and view (maybe)changes you can read that in posts made on later date.
In this case the pics attached (and no interresting comment)could be offensive to people that visit the site. And they had nothing to do with this tree-buzz bussines beside that it showed some trees in a mutated way that we see 'things' in.
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Re: There are more lonely trees out there
Well the lesson here is that you need to stop in to the Cafe a bit more frequently. You never know what's happening or who might be around for a brief moment.
Well the lesson here is that you need to stop in to the Cafe a bit more frequently. You never know what's happening or who might be around for a brief moment.
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Re: There are more lonely trees out there
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Dang it! I didn't get to see them before they were deleted. /forum/images/graemlins/mad.gif
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No worry's, i can post them to you /forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Be ware that the pictures may be expose unwanted specifiec views. /forum/images/graemlins/ahhhhh.gif
Only to be send if you are above >18 years.
Rgrds Ronald
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Dang it! I didn't get to see them before they were deleted. /forum/images/graemlins/mad.gif
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No worry's, i can post them to you /forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Be ware that the pictures may be expose unwanted specifiec views. /forum/images/graemlins/ahhhhh.gif
Only to be send if you are above >18 years.
Rgrds Ronald
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Re: There are more lonely trees out there
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[edit] I usually dont remove topics i made. They represent my look and understanding at things at that time. As my mind and view (maybe)changes you can read that in posts made on later date.
In this case the pics attached (and no interresting comment)could be offensive to people that visit the site. And they had nothing to do with this tree-buzz bussines beside that it showed some trees in a mutated way that we see 'things' in.
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I think they would have been far more interesting if they were a part of a discourse on the methodology of Bonsei(sp) and the work done in shaping trees to make all kinds of different things. From funiture to growing structures such as arbors, to many other things.
To focus only on what you focused on and exclude any other part of this fasinating and highly skilled art form is, to put it politely, limiting. TreeBuzz is a site dedicated to trees and the methodology in their care, so this topic is on track with TreeBuzz's stated purpose. However your (obsession?) with this paticular topic is yours alone.
How about an in depth discourse on the history, major contributors to, and extraodinary examples of Bonsi large and small?
I dont have pictures but I remember reading about a man who permanently bent entire (huge) growing tree trunks without leaving any marks at all. He would then use them as support beams in unique building projects.
Frans
ps: Bravo Tom D. thanks for the editing.
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[edit] I usually dont remove topics i made. They represent my look and understanding at things at that time. As my mind and view (maybe)changes you can read that in posts made on later date.
In this case the pics attached (and no interresting comment)could be offensive to people that visit the site. And they had nothing to do with this tree-buzz bussines beside that it showed some trees in a mutated way that we see 'things' in.
[/ QUOTE ]
I think they would have been far more interesting if they were a part of a discourse on the methodology of Bonsei(sp) and the work done in shaping trees to make all kinds of different things. From funiture to growing structures such as arbors, to many other things.
To focus only on what you focused on and exclude any other part of this fasinating and highly skilled art form is, to put it politely, limiting. TreeBuzz is a site dedicated to trees and the methodology in their care, so this topic is on track with TreeBuzz's stated purpose. However your (obsession?) with this paticular topic is yours alone.
How about an in depth discourse on the history, major contributors to, and extraodinary examples of Bonsi large and small?
I dont have pictures but I remember reading about a man who permanently bent entire (huge) growing tree trunks without leaving any marks at all. He would then use them as support beams in unique building projects.
Frans
ps: Bravo Tom D. thanks for the editing.
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Re: There are more lonely trees out there
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Als antwoord op:</font><hr />
I think they would have been far more interesting if they were a part of a discourse on the methodology of Bonsei(sp) and the work done in shaping trees to make all kinds of different things. From funiture to growing structures such as arbors, to many other things.
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Hy Fans, Youre right, maybe instead of deleting i could have made some serious talk about the trees involved. In that case a topic about mutulated trees by nature or with specific manmade intention has a right to be here, i think? In such an view i believe the pics are not shocking, remember most trees are on public ground and therefore the mutilations are 'public exposed'.
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Als antwoord op:</font><hr />
To focus only on what you focused on and exclude any other part of this fasinating and highly skilled art form is, to put it politely, limiting. TreeBuzz is a site dedicated to trees and the methodology in their care, so this topic is on track with TreeBuzz's stated purpose. However your (obsession?) with this paticular topic is yours alone. How about an in depth discourse on the history, major contributors to, and extraodinary examples of Bonsi large and small?
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I do post things where i want comment on. I not always give in this my own opinion at first just to see how people react on it. As Tom (as moderator) made the point that the pics were somewhat explicit about human nature, and the suggestion i made to it, i took the easy way just to delete and not to edit and argue about the ways the mutations were developt naturaly or made by human intention. A discussion about Bonsai ethics or man made tree with specific expressions should be interresting. And not neccesary just about things that represent like human bodyparts. (its not just me that is seeing this, i think all that see those pics make the same comparison.)
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Als antwoord op:</font><hr />
I dont have pictures but I remember reading about a man who permanently bent entire (huge) growing tree trunks without leaving any marks at all. He would then use them as support beams in unique building projects.
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I know a dutch grenery is modeling trees in different shapes, like bending stems into all kind of ways. Like harts, circels, etc. I will try to find some info and pics of that in my archive of magazines. Its like those Ash trees that were put together out 3 or 4 base trees and connected in to one main trunk.
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ps: Bravo Tom D. thanks for the editing.
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Did Tom edit? I believe i took it upon me to modify my own posts /forum/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Off course if the pics and subject were offensive i also apoligize to you and others.
Rgrds Ronald
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Als antwoord op:</font><hr />
I think they would have been far more interesting if they were a part of a discourse on the methodology of Bonsei(sp) and the work done in shaping trees to make all kinds of different things. From funiture to growing structures such as arbors, to many other things.
[/ QUOTE ]
Hy Fans, Youre right, maybe instead of deleting i could have made some serious talk about the trees involved. In that case a topic about mutulated trees by nature or with specific manmade intention has a right to be here, i think? In such an view i believe the pics are not shocking, remember most trees are on public ground and therefore the mutilations are 'public exposed'.
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Als antwoord op:</font><hr />
To focus only on what you focused on and exclude any other part of this fasinating and highly skilled art form is, to put it politely, limiting. TreeBuzz is a site dedicated to trees and the methodology in their care, so this topic is on track with TreeBuzz's stated purpose. However your (obsession?) with this paticular topic is yours alone. How about an in depth discourse on the history, major contributors to, and extraodinary examples of Bonsi large and small?
[/ QUOTE ]
I do post things where i want comment on. I not always give in this my own opinion at first just to see how people react on it. As Tom (as moderator) made the point that the pics were somewhat explicit about human nature, and the suggestion i made to it, i took the easy way just to delete and not to edit and argue about the ways the mutations were developt naturaly or made by human intention. A discussion about Bonsai ethics or man made tree with specific expressions should be interresting. And not neccesary just about things that represent like human bodyparts. (its not just me that is seeing this, i think all that see those pics make the same comparison.)
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Als antwoord op:</font><hr />
I dont have pictures but I remember reading about a man who permanently bent entire (huge) growing tree trunks without leaving any marks at all. He would then use them as support beams in unique building projects.
[/ QUOTE ]
I know a dutch grenery is modeling trees in different shapes, like bending stems into all kind of ways. Like harts, circels, etc. I will try to find some info and pics of that in my archive of magazines. Its like those Ash trees that were put together out 3 or 4 base trees and connected in to one main trunk.
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Als antwoord op:</font><hr />
ps: Bravo Tom D. thanks for the editing.
[/ QUOTE ]
Did Tom edit? I believe i took it upon me to modify my own posts /forum/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Off course if the pics and subject were offensive i also apoligize to you and others.
Rgrds Ronald
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Re: There are more lonely trees out there
I didn't do a keystroke of editing. Mark and I both trust that the gang at the Cafe understands that we don't like parenting adults. So far, all we've had to do was nudge things a little once in a while.
Life is better when we operate in the Green Zone. Every once in a while it's necessary to go to Yellow Zone. Anytime we have to go to Red Zone it's uncomfortable. The comments that I made here are in the low end of the Yellow Zone.
I didn't do a keystroke of editing. Mark and I both trust that the gang at the Cafe understands that we don't like parenting adults. So far, all we've had to do was nudge things a little once in a while.
Life is better when we operate in the Green Zone. Every once in a while it's necessary to go to Yellow Zone. Anytime we have to go to Red Zone it's uncomfortable. The comments that I made here are in the low end of the Yellow Zone.
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