@great-big-stees saidIt comes from the ancient Egyptians who used copper watering cans for watering their herbs. The copper turned green and some rubbed off onto their fingers and thumbs.
Perhaps it, “green thumb”, comes from when someone wore green gloves when gardening.🤔
@the-gravedigger saidThanks, Digger. I actually learned something from a thread devoted to arguing with idiots. Wonders never cease.
It comes from the ancient Egyptians who used copper watering cans for watering their herbs. The copper turned green and some rubbed off onto their fingers and thumbs.
@moonbus saidperhaps you’d like to tell us where red ones come from
Well, now that we know where green thumbs come from, perhaps you’d like to tell us where red ones come from. You seem to be quite adept at reaping them.
PS Congratulations on becoming impregnable.
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@very-rusty saidI dare say, no one would dare to try.
Did you say the gooster was pregnant? 🙂 Or not able to get pregnant? 🙂
-VR
