Oh, you should have seen the looks on the faces of the Russians, and Sledge.
"This is your classic case of where there's no data, everyone is right, " says Dr. Sledge.
Sledge is a more instinctive and sympathetic gardener than Mstislav, something we all, perhaps even Sledge, forgot.
We were eating with Raul Cabra and Michael Sledge, who are close to the Oaxacan food scene.
Sledge has been sneaking leaf-cutter bees out of the Greenhouse, one at a time, in a mason jar.
Whitehead tried every sport he could including archery, swimming, cricket, gymnastics, canoeing, track and field and sledge hockey.
Nick is one of the cultural touchstones up here, something Sledge and I and the Russians can all get behind, whereas E.
Diana Ross and Patti Labelle are part of the clan who are re-recording Sister Sledge's 1979 "We Are Family" hit to aid victims' charities.
Similarly, runaway growth is eating me from within, yet Sledge encourages a runaway growth that may prolong my life, allowing me to die longer.
He was one of the top players on the UK sledge hockey team that played in Turin at the Winter Paralympics Games in 2006.
The radar system, known as Sprite and meant to be dragged over the ice making millions measurements, is now being carried on a sledge instead.
Mstislav, our most dedicated gardener now that Sledge rarely emerges from the Attic, has been tinkering with the carbon-dioxide balance, a dangerous but crucial sport.
Most remarkable of all, though, is the effect on poor Sledge.
In Dawley, Telford, a teenager was taken to Royal Shrewsbury Hospital with a back injury after his sledge struck a scaffolding pole protruding from the snow on Sunday.
He said each member of the team would be dragging a sledge weighing up to 120kg - "a very heavy rugby player" - for about 12 hours a day.
She will be pulling a 250lb sledge packed with food for her 5, 000 calorie-a-day diet, survival equipment and a .44 Magnum handgun in case she is attacked by polar bears.
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Poignantly, the exhibition includes a handful of rocks, part of a 35lb load of geological specimens found on a sledge with the bodies of Scott and two of his polar companions.
They are going to take a sledge-hammer to it.
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Marine scientists measure its abundance by dragging a sledge equipped with video cameras along the seabed and counting the number of holes (a well-maintained burrow being the sign of a happy prawn).
Everyone, even the Captain and Sledge, was required to take up pitchforks in an ad-hoc campaign to clear the fermenting stew into garbage stockings, which then had to be banished from our airspace, pronto.
People are being urged to play safely in the snow after the East of England Ambulance Service said that "anecdotally" there had been more than a dozen sledge-related 999 calls across its region this weekend.
Sledge, having scooped up the dead bees from the doorjamb in the Nursery, embedded these in the gunk to form a ring of bee emissaries, the better to passport the foot into whatever afterlife it deserves.
"That led to the idea that one could give most or all of the radiation closer to the original tumor bed and that would solve the problem, " says George Sledge, a past president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology and co-director of the breast-cancer program at Indiana University Simon Cancer Center, in Indianapolis.
Sledge described the operation generously: the rooms teeming to the scrolled plaster ceilings with bud-heavy green stalks, the floor cabled with sprinklers, the walls lined with foil reflectors to maximize the ripening effects of the solar-spectrum lamps, the stereo chattering NPR talk radio to cover the drone of the daytime light banks, and classical music to give the plants a cultural heritage through the cool damp night.
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