Duncan, I know of no such idiom that'll satisfy the urgency of your situation. I think that to say "dont be silly women arent allowed to leave the house!" is overstated. I suspect that each couple will reach terms that'll establish domestic harmony, but no man will extend that right to his...

Gavin wrote, "I never heard of Moringa until very recently myself, so by no means an authority on it..." Nor am I. Before this thread I was Morimga challenged; I just happened to.luck out due to a fortuitous concurrence of events. But here are the results of the first partial harvest of a ...

Gavin, mo really. Each pod is 12-16 inches long and contains 10-15 small seeds. That is, if my batch is representative.

Gavin, I may be wrong here, but I suspect that the price you referred to($35)is most likely for a kilo of dried crushed seeds. It's a mite labor intensive in that the seeds must be removed from the pod, dried and.then the husk removed from each seed. I tried my first seed a few minutes ago. The tast...

In another section of this forum ASP said, ",Yep, my wife has given me permission to indulge as long as I don't get serious about these hypothetical mistresses." That idiom is proleng chowl. It's first meaning refers to farmers who let their cattle graze free range and unattended. I've cha...

Thanks for that. My wife not only knows the tree,but unbeknownst to me planted one in our backyard last year. By the way I had to pronounce the word mrOm for her to understand.

I've heard of it before, but what do Cambodians call this tree? It seems unlikely that the genus and species Latin nomenclature will be found in a dictionary. Also, a previous poster claims it's sold in PP; does anyone know where? I suspect that if one knows the Cambodian word herbalists in local ma...

I would suggest there's a huge difference. While all Western countries are not immune to the problem; it's not the SYSTEM. If you don't believe me try paying a bit of friendly bacshish to a cop anywhere in N. America and Europe and see what it gets you then compare with The K.of W.

The moral of the newspaper story may be that you are not corrupt unless you oppose the government. Corruption isn't a problem in The K of Wonder, people who oppose it are.