Not for me, but each to there own.

Thought this might be of interest to some.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-no...e-54347696

The title says it all.

Not for me either Vinny but it gets veg growing in the news.

I've never seen the point of growing something so big and tough that you can't eat it. I'm grateful if I can grow a carrot, even if it has 6 legs.

We'd be eating cabbage for months! I have enough trouble coping with gluts of courgettes and tomatoes without them being any bigger. The monster veg brigade are growing more for competition than the table, not my style either.

I don't want to jump to conclusions or be controversial, but, based on the photos in that article..............is this a man-thing?
"Mine's bigger than yours!".

I don't want to jump to conclusions or be controversial, but, based on the photos in that article..............is this a man-thing?
"Mine's bigger than yours!".

Who can pee the furthest.....

I don't want to jump to conclusions or be controversial, but, based on the photos in that article..............is this a man-thing?
"Mine's bigger than yours!".

Who can pee the furthest.....

I daren't ask if you've won prizes for that, Vinny. 

I don't want to jump to conclusions or be controversial, but, based on the photos in that article..............is this a man-thing?
"Mine's bigger than yours!".

Who can pee the furthest.....

I daren't ask if you've won prizes for that, Vinny. 

It's not about distance its about accuracy!

You said "furthest" not "accuratest".

You said "furthest" not "accuratest".

Yeah but you've got to hit a target at a distance. ie from the garden shed doorway to the compost heap.