Kissing under the mistletoe

inishindie

Hi

There will probably be a lot of saliva exchange this Christmas when the mistletoe is hung up in doorways. Does anyone have it growing in their trees? I have never seen it growing wild.

Any pics?

Cheers

Ian

SUNGOD

you want a picture of mistletoe huh




there has to be a porn link here that im missing , thats all i can think it is ...

inishindie

Hi

Mistletoe reminds me of an old girlfriiend of mine.

The plant is especially interesting botanically because it is a partial parasite (a "hemiparasite"). As a parasitic plant, it grows on the branches or trunk of a tree and actually sends out roots that penetrate into the tree and take up nutrients. Just like my old girlfriend used to do. They can live on their own though,which is what she finally did!





cheers

Jimbo

How did they get my pic on wikipedia??

inishindie

Hey Jimbo 78

I have moved your photo from another place on the forum. It was sooooooooo good!!!

I don't know what I'm doing!!

Cheers

Jimbo

well, it is pretty good alright.
I'm damn proud of my mistletoe photography.
I really think I'm gifted in that whole area

WoollyRedHat

What?

Anyway, I hardly ever see Mistletoe anymore ( just crappy copies of it).

wheres me jumpa

Yeah its a tradition I havent seen in a number of Christmases now.

Jimbo

Stupid traditions die young...

Mr. Presentable

inishindie wrote: »

Hi

The plant is especially interesting botanically because it is a partial parasite (a "hemiparasite"). As a parasitic plant, it grows on the branches or trunk of a tree and actually sends out roots that penetrate into the tree and take up nutrients.

Spread by the Mistle Thrush, apparently, while it tries to scrape the sticky berries off its beak!

Jimbo

So the question is what happened the mistle thrush??
Try the hunting forum for answers

Victor

jimbo78 wrote: »

So the question is what happened the mistle thrush??
Try the hunting forum for answers

Thrush and a variety of kissing spread infections can now be treated with a number of products available from your local pharmacy.

thefinalstage

Victor wrote: »

Thrush and a variety of kissing spread infections can now be treated with a number of products available from your local pharmacy.

They sell whiskey and sharp knives in pharmacies now?

tolosenc

Hold on a sec.

Where the **** did this tradition come from?

WoollyRedHat

From guys that wanted a quick and easy way for a snog? Of course if they had waited a little bit later on when everyone was a little tipsy, the whole party's your mistletoe.

Magic Pips

obl wrote: »

Hold on a sec.

Where the **** did this tradition come from?

Yore ma?

arybvtcw0eolkf

Magic Pips wrote: »

Yore ma?

Now we all hate you.

Magic Pips

Mairt wrote: »

Now we all hate you.

hurrah!