Love that DSoF pic. ^_^DevilDog said:"Bravo Chris, good show" So, Sonichu is suddenly a classy brit?Alan Pardew said:
Oh, but THAT ONE is better!Hunger Mythos said:Oh man, I love this.BillRiley said:
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Love that DSoF pic. ^_^DevilDog said:"Bravo Chris, good show" So, Sonichu is suddenly a classy brit?Alan Pardew said:
Oh, but THAT ONE is better!Hunger Mythos said:Oh man, I love this.BillRiley said:
pickleniggo said:![]()
Fucking awesome.
Bridechu said:One thing that never fails to amaze me about Chris is how badly he fails at proportion from start to finish. Like, after hundreds of comic pages, wouldn't you at least try to make your scribblings look a little better?
I thought cucumbers were fruits.Chris said:"what did i say against that sour vegetable?
Male said:I thought cucumbers were fruits.Chris said:"what did i say against that sour vegetable?
Male said:I thought cucumbers were fruits.Chris said:"what did i say against that sour vegetable?
raymond said:Male said:I thought cucumbers were fruits.Chris said:"what did i say against that sour vegetable?
Fruits and vegetables aren't mutually exclusive.
Fruits are the ripened ovaries of plants that are made to taste good so animals will eat them and poop out the seeds somewhere else so the plant spreads and furthers it's species' continued survival. Vegetable is a term applied to any plant that is grown to eat or any edible plant. The first definition is the most common one. A true vegetable doesn't have seeds within the vegetable that can become a plant. But some vegetables are actually scientificly fruits like cucumbers, tomatos and pumpkins but vegetables cover a lot of parts of plants. Brocolli is a flower, turnips and carrots are roots and lettuce and herbs are leaves.raymond said:The word "fruit" has a very specific and scientific definition. The word "vegetable" does not, but in most cases, whether or not a food is classified as a vegetable depends on the way it's used for cooking.
revengeofphil said:Fruits are the ripened ovaries of plants that are made to taste good so animals will eat them and poop out the seeds somewhere else so the plant spreads and furthers it's species' continued survival. Vegetable is a term applied to any plant that is grown to eat or any edible plant. The first definition is the most common one. A true vegetable doesn't have seeds within the vegetable that can become a plant. But some vegetables are actually scientificly fruits like cucumbers, tomatos and pumpkins but vegetables cover a lot of parts of plants. Brocolli is a flower, turnips and carrots are roots and lettuce and herbs are leaves.raymond said:The word "fruit" has a very specific and scientific definition. The word "vegetable" does not, but in most cases, whether or not a food is classified as a vegetable depends on the way it's used for cooking.
It's amazing how off-topic we can get here. Anyway...Judge Holden said:The Cwcki boards. The one place on earth where chuckling about a manchild and a gigantic straw can lead to discussions on the taxonomy of edible plants
pickleniggo said:revengeofphil said:Fruits are the ripened ovaries of plants that are made to taste good so animals will eat them and poop out the seeds somewhere else so the plant spreads and furthers it's species' continued survival. Vegetable is a term applied to any plant that is grown to eat or any edible plant. The first definition is the most common one. A true vegetable doesn't have seeds within the vegetable that can become a plant. But some vegetables are actually scientificly fruits like cucumbers, tomatos and pumpkins but vegetables cover a lot of parts of plants. Brocolli is a flower, turnips and carrots are roots and lettuce and herbs are leaves.raymond said:The word "fruit" has a very specific and scientific definition. The word "vegetable" does not, but in most cases, whether or not a food is classified as a vegetable depends on the way it's used for cooking.
Now we know, and knowing is half the battle!
revengeofphil said:Fruits are the ripened ovaries of plants that are made to taste good so animals will eat them and poop out the seeds somewhere else so the plant spreads and furthers it's species' continued survival. Vegetable is a term applied to any plant that is grown to eat or any edible plant. The first definition is the most common one. A true vegetable doesn't have seeds within the vegetable that can become a plant. But some vegetables are actually scientificly fruits like cucumbers, tomatos and pumpkins but vegetables cover a lot of parts of plants. Brocolli is a flower, turnips and carrots are roots and lettuce and herbs are leaves.raymond said:The word "fruit" has a very specific and scientific definition. The word "vegetable" does not, but in most cases, whether or not a food is classified as a vegetable depends on the way it's used for cooking.
BillRiley said:revengeofphil said:Fruits are the ripened ovaries of plants that are made to taste good so animals will eat them and poop out the seeds somewhere else so the plant spreads and furthers it's species' continued survival. Vegetable is a term applied to any plant that is grown to eat or any edible plant. The first definition is the most common one. A true vegetable doesn't have seeds within the vegetable that can become a plant. But some vegetables are actually scientificly fruits like cucumbers, tomatos and pumpkins but vegetables cover a lot of parts of plants. Brocolli is a flower, turnips and carrots are roots and lettuce and herbs are leaves.raymond said:The word "fruit" has a very specific and scientific definition. The word "vegetable" does not, but in most cases, whether or not a food is classified as a vegetable depends on the way it's used for cooking.
And east is east and west is west and if you take cranberries and stew them like applesauce they taste much more like prunes than rhubarb does.
Um, what was the topic again?