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MechEngDropout
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 Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:06 Post subject: Poll/Not Poll - Kiwi (the fruit, not the NZ peoples)
How do you eat your kiwi?
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MechEngDropout
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:07 Post subject:
I cut off the two ends then eat the rest.
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:07 Post subject:
I think I've had it three times. Twice from a tray of appetizers and once in some sort of salad.
edited to add - it was already cut up
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airehead
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:08 Post subject:
I skin it and slice it.
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Running Brewer
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:08 Post subject:
| MechEngDropout wrote: | | I cut off the two ends then eat the rest. |
Fuzz and all?
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MechEngDropout
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:12 Post subject:
| Running Brewer wrote: | | MechEngDropout wrote: | | I cut off the two ends then eat the rest. |
Fuzz and all? |
Heck yeah! Best way to go.
/reminds me of a Rodney Carrington bit.
Who orders the mountain oysters? Um, excuse me, yes... bring me some bull nuts... And leave the hair on them!
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:17 Post subject:
with a spoon.
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:18 Post subject:
| airehead wrote: | | I skin it and slice it. |
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Running Brewer
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:29 Post subject:
I prefer my kiwis without hair
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:30 Post subject:
I ate it once with the skin on......it hurt my mouth, almost like an allergic reaction.
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:37 Post subject:
is the wife watching or not? makes a difference
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:40 Post subject:
| MechEngDropout wrote: | | Running Brewer wrote: | | MechEngDropout wrote: | | I cut off the two ends then eat the rest. |
Fuzz and all? |
Heck yeah! Best way to go.
/reminds me of a Rodney Carrington bit.
Who orders the mountain oysters? Um, excuse me, yes... bring me some bull nuts... And leave the hair on them! |
(1) Fuzz...yeah, sure!
(2) Mountain oysters don't have hair...technically speaking. That would be the mountain oyster "container."
Having lived in the land of bullfights, I can tell you that crejadillas were available...after bullfights.
No hair.
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Running Brewer
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 16:42 Post subject:
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Having lived in the land of bullfights, I can tell you that crejadillas were available...after bullfights.
No hair. |
it's when the matador loses that you have to wonder what they are serving you. 
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 17:18 Post subject:
I cut in half, then cut the ends off, then slice the skin off.
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MechEngDropout
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Posted: 02/22/06 - 17:55 Post subject:
| msparks wrote: | (2) Mountain oysters don't have hair...technically speaking. That would be the mountain oyster "container."
Having lived in the land of bullfights, I can tell you that crejadillas were available...after bullfights.
No hair. |
It's a joke, not a zoology book. 
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