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			A few words on lawn nutrition 
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            [August 
			24, 2013]  
  			You have to hand 
			it to Windy. When Alphonse "Windy" Wilson chooses to speak, it's a 
			bombastic sampling of creativity. Windy has yet to find a word he 
			can't make better through his own unique methods. | 
        
            |  Well, what got him fired up the other day was a meeting of the 
			garden club ladies down at the nursery. Windy's been helping Dewey 
			with his manure business on the one day a week he spends helping 
			others. Today wasn't a helper day, but he couldn't pass up the 
			audience. They hadn't gotten through old business when Windy stood, 
			smiled and spoke. "Dear ladies," he said, "what an opera-tune 
			moment this is, finding you all coagulated here in an effort to 
			beatify the yards of our fair town. And what, you may ask, brings me 
			to this conflagration? It's the latest thing in gardening. Our 
			chairman of the board refers to it as ‘cow pasture tea' and it 
			nutritionalizes plants right down to bedrock. As Dewey says, the 
			only way to improve on cow manure is to liquidize it. Well, he 
			hasn't said it yet, but he will.  
			 "Now what exactly is cow pasture tea, you're undoubtedly asking 
			yourselves at this moment. It's a varietal combination of composted 
			cow manure, water and some acid we put in there to matriculate it 
			properly into the life-giving succulence we require. Then we put it 
			in a drum and pull the drum behind a tractor-like conveyance that 
			looks an awful lot like an old riding lawn mower. We spray this on 
			your lawn, and in ninja-seconds, this liquor of life perambulates 
			deep into the rootiness of the grass and makes it want to grow." [to top of second 
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			 He smiled at the group and noticed a lot of them were giggling in 
			appreciation of his talk. He puffed up and continued. "And what does the Dewey Decker Manure Combine charge for this 
			incompartible service? A mere $10 for an average-sized lawn. Think 
			about that, ladies. Ten dollars. Twenty 50-cent pieces. Why you'd 
			spend more than that on a wedding dress or a trip to the Bermudas!" A number of the ladies clapped at that, thinking that might 
			satisfy him, and it did. He smiled and sat. He could get used to this corporate life. Maybe it wasn't too 
			late to climb the ladder to success. [Text from file received from 
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