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Breeding the perfect CNBC reporter
2006 Sep 14, 3:57am 30,981 views 131 comments
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SP,
Pyrethrum extract is pretty safe for people and pets, so I don't think you need to suit up if its just pyrethrum extract. I try to minimize its usage since it can kill beneficial insects and burn some plants.
Unfortunately, hibiscus is quite attractive to white flies in my experience. If you foresee a permanent source of infestation, try treating the next infestation with ladybugs or lacewings first - that might be a more permanent solution that will help your neighbor. Call up local nurseries and ask, they should cost $30 or so for a case of eggs.
As for cars, I'm not a fan of the current generation of MB and BMW exteriors (and I heard the interiors are clunky too). I thought the previous generation was distinctive and stylish. Ditto the new VW Passat, the last generation was so nice that the redesign seems like drawing feet onto snakes.
Vicente
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2011 Aug 9, 1:04am
Well if you go outside the inbred financial circles, Mrs. Vicente and I think this breeder pair would make pretty babies:
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The last post is getting a bit unwieldy. Let's continue the utopia and eugenics discussions here.
If you need a starter, here it is - pick four couples for breeding the perfect CNBC reporter.
The link below will take you to CNBC's page for their on air personalities (thank you to skibum):
http://moneycentral.msn.com/Content/CNBCTV/AnchorsAndReporters/Index.asp
Disclaimer: This post is a parody about the CNBC and its on air personalities. The information contained in the post is offered in the spirit of speculative fun and is not intended as libel or slander on CNBC or its on air personalities.