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What are the most beautiful fruits and vegetables?

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That's a fucking alien


Freak!

Racsict!!! :mad::D

It's rayscisst, duhhh :rolleyes:
 
It's not, it's romanesco broccoli and its gorge.
I know what it is, and I tell you, it's a fucking alien. It was planted here by Martians in the 1980's as a means of spying on the human race's digestive system :mad:

You see, martians can only digest dust from Mars's surface. They needed blueprints of our guts so they could genetically engineer themselves to be born with human digestive systems. Allowing them to live and eat on this earth - then take it over. :mad:
 
I know what it is, and I tell you, it's a fucking alien. It was planted here by Martians in the 1980's as a means of spying on the human race's digestive system :mad:

You see, martians can only digest dust from Mars's surface. They needed blueprints of our guts so they could genetically engineer themselves to be born with human digestive systems. Allowing them to live and eat on this earth - then take it over. :mad:
i thought it was the queen of fat and all the little fat globules turned into little pilsbury dough men and then doctor who saved us all as usual??? :confused:
 
How do they recuperate the digested geek-broc?
What happens is that as it is digested, millions of microscopic Martian alien cells are released into the gut. These multiply and spread, and they map out the digestive system. A wireless connection is formed between the network of cells and a base station on Mars, and the necessary data is sent out wirelessly. Once the data has been transmitted and stored, the cells commit suicide and are shat out like a regular poop.
 
It's not really a discussion about poo, the word was only mentioned once... It was more about the digestive system as a whole.

However, if you want to make it more about poo, that's fine by me. As long as we can get back to pretty fruit and veg later.
 
nope, i want to vote for the beautiful blood orange that i am just about to eat as a thing of great beauty and loveliness instead :) yum yum.
 
I have in my fridge at the moment some very beautiful purple kale. It's got curly deep purple leaves, slightly more delicate than normal curly kale, and deep crimson stems, and then has a few flowers a bit like sprouting brocoli in pale green with red tinges. I'm afraid I don't know how to post a picture (but anyone in Brixton may still be able to get some from the wholefood shop). I think I'm going to see if I can find some seeds as I'm sure it would look amazing when growing and look very good in my garden.
 
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