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Tomato War: Barbara charges Pewee force grew tomatoes Alleges other deviousnous on the part of A.L. Sinclair, even that he may have bought May 1 tomato at the IGA. Challenges opponent to produce photographic proof, as she has done with this deposition Click on headline for full story with photo of Tucker Ridge Tomatoes Barbara Armitage testimony in her own words Bless his little heart, I do believe that Pee Wee Sinclair might have bought that tomato at the IGA an he just don't remember it. I do know for a fact (because Pee Wee Sinclair himself bragged to me about it) that he is using some new-fangled petroleum based polyethylene thermo-hydration system to force grow his tomato like products. Now I ask you dear readers is that right or fair? On the other hand my free range tomato plant which produced a first fully ripe tomato on Derby Day 2009 has been only nurtured by the warmth of the sun and the nutrients that Mother Nature provides. Currently the aforementioned tomato plant has nested in the vegetable garden and has settled down to produce a sizeable crop of nutritious, organic, perfectly formed, red ripe tomatoes. As reputable gardeners know, where you have one tomato you have many tomatoes, so I challenge Mr. Sinclair to at least submit a photograph of the alleged plant that supposedly produced the first tomato of the 2009 growing season. This story was posted on 2009-05-05 16:39:39
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