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Ꭻ͜єѕ͛u͡ѕ wrote:
Jesus Answered⬆Back in the day, I used to paint my body orange, my hair green and jovially skip around the chocolate factory while throwing down sarcastic lyrical bombs to anyone who walked by. Some of the others were devout followers of the carrot gods, of course this was contradictory to my own roots, so I refrained from such activity. 👍
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Bronze Dictator wrote:
I had fun once, it was terrible. And i prefer beer over vodka because i have to make it to work the next day without being hungover.💀THE CAPO💀 wrote:
Capo why are you always so serious? You should try having some fun one day. Sit back relax maby choose a religion (carrotoligy or starcholigy) contemplate them life struggles and drink a bottle of vodka! (Made from potatoes XD)Are we really arguing about fake vegetable religions here?
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💀THE CAPO💀 wrote:
You must be fun at partys! :)Bronze Dictator wrote:
I had fun once, it was terrible. And i prefer beer over vodka because i have to make it to work the next day without being hungover.💀THE CAPO💀 wrote:
Capo why are you always so serious? You should try having some fun one day. Sit back relax maby choose a religion (carrotoligy or starcholigy) contemplate them life struggles and drink a bottle of vodka! (Made from potatoes XD)Are we really arguing about fake vegetable religions here?
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so next chance YOU get buy A $30,000 mini excavatoR, dig a holE 4 feet by 4 feet so you cAn Fit in it. pAint yourself orange and green , drink aloT of Alcohol and bury yourSelf and embrace rootamSs.
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I'm just kidding capo... Please don't attack me. ;)
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Bronze Dictator wrote:
Really? 😐so next chance YOU get buy A $30,000 mini excavatoR, dig a holE 4 feet by 4 feet so you cAn Fit in it. pAint yourself orange and green , drink aloT of Alcohol and bury yourSelf and embrace rootamSs.
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I've heard the carrot/better vision connection is a myth
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It may be a myth. But Starchology is a confirmed sect of science! It is proven.
I am a Potatosian.
I am the Tubiah.
I have 48 Prophets. One for each chromosome of a potato.I worship the Tuberatma. The Starch that is all and nothing. He is the seed and the death.
--False
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🌜Dreamus Allen🌛 wrote:
Silly fool. Everyone knows parsley is a garnish. Nobody eats the parsley! 😜What about parsley?!?!
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Sh͟a͞doωK͜i͞иɢ wrote:
Oh... Does that mean I should stop?🌜Dreamus Allen🌛 wrote:
Silly fool. Everyone knows parsley is a garnish. Nobody eats the parsley! 😜What about parsley?!?!
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Sh͟a͞doωK͜i͞иɢ wrote:
Joke: What's the difference between parsley and pussy? Nobody eats parsley. (except Dreamus apparently)🌜Dreamus Allen🌛 wrote:
Silly fool. Everyone knows parsley is a garnish. Nobody eats the parsley! 😜What about parsley?!?!
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I believe in fatfoodisim
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Parsley is the green-leafy stuff, right? Yeah, I've always eaten that as well. Need something to eat whilst fasting for Tuberatma.
--False
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Today I was visiting an underground leper colony, I noticed a lady sitting in a dark corner, she was of less than appealing looks, holding a carrot in her hand as she furiously pounded it into her puss filled boils. At first I thought this to be a rather fruitless practice but then I remembered, carrots contain Falcarindiol, a compound which gives much of the taste to your everyday carrot. It also has anti fungal properties which I assume the lady thought may reduce the risk of dry rot setting in. Bravo little lady! A glass of water for you.🍷
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Ꭻ͜єѕ͛u͡ѕ wrote:
See carrots help do stuff to boils. I bet potatoes can't do that!Today I was visiting an underground leper colony, I noticed a lady sitting in a dark corner, she was of less than appealing looks, holding a carrot in her hand as she furiously pounded it into her puss filled boils. At first I thought this to be a rather fruitless practice but then I remembered, carrots contain Falcarindiol, a compound which gives much of the taste to your everyday carrot. It also has anti fungal properties which I assume the lady thought may reduce the risk of dry rot setting in. Bravo little lady! A glass of water for you.🍷
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Bronze Dictator wrote:
Ꭻ͜єѕ͛u͡ѕ wrote:
See carrots help do stuff to boils. I bet potatoes can't do that!🍷
Interestingly enough, the Potato contains certain CAROTenoids (interesting name, given the discussion content!) These are organic pigments which act as antioxidants. Some Carotenoids are able to absorb ultraviolet light and prevent it from damaging parts of the eye directly involved with sharp vision.
It would appear the relationship between both Carrot and Potoato, is stronger than we may have first thought.
We may find such common grounds can be a building block to kick start the formation of unity between both of your movements. 👍🍷
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The Saw wrote:
I don't believe you let anyone attempt to answer the joke first sir... Basic joke telling skillsSh͟a͞doωK͜i͞иɢ wrote:
Joke: What's the difference between parsley and pussy? Nobody eats parsley. (except Dreamus apparently)🌜Dreamus Allen🌛 wrote:
Silly fool. Everyone knows parsley is a garnish. Nobody eats the parsley! 😜What about parsley?!?!
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🌜Dreamus Allen🌛 wrote:
I want an attempt!The Saw wrote:
I don't believe you let anyone attempt to answer the joke first sir... Basic joke telling skillsSh͟a͞doωK͜i͞иɢ wrote:
Joke: What's the difference between parsley and pussy? Nobody eats parsley. (except Dreamus apparently)🌜Dreamus Allen🌛 wrote:
Silly fool. Everyone knows parsley is a garnish. Nobody eats the parsley! 😜What about parsley?!?!
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Damn. Jesus pointed out the carotenoids before I could.
I was just starting to think of that.
250 Clever Points go to Jesus.Potatoes and Carrots are all one under the might and holy glory of Vegetabology, the divine art of studying an comprehending vegetables. Soilus, the All-Growing One, I am sure would appreciate the forging of a Veggie Brotherhood.
--False
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All applicants for the Fruity Group please line up over here near me. My organization pushes for the advancement of fruit awareness, and fruits superiority over vegetables.
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Cornigans wtf
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You can't live solely off of fruit, now can you? But vegetables, you can.
Greenman, I believe I speak for all Vegetabologists, we oppose your movement.--False "Tubiah"
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▪False▪ wrote:
I tried to come up with a fruit pun but every one was corny. The dilemma is 🌽 is not a fruitYou can't live solely off of fruit, now can you? But vegetables, you can.Greenman, I believe I speak for all Vegetabologists, we oppose your movement.
--False "Tubiah"
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Corn is a grain. I guess you're in your own little sect, huh?
--False
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Carrots do not actually provide better eyesight. It was a rumor made up by the us army in WWII because of food shortages. They wanted ppl to eat more carrots so they can give the better food to the troops😜
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That is also a myth. I was there. We told the general public the truth about the magic and mysticism of the Carrot. Only so they would abandon the Potato. As the Potato was scarce, its skin cracked, and its soul broken.
We needed to give the Potato a break. And so we did. But now, the Potato is back. And righteous it is.--False
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This myth developed from stories about British gunners in World War II, who were able to shoot down German planes at night. The rumour arose during the Battle of Britain when the RAF circulated a story about their pilots' carrot consumption in an attempt to cover up the discovery and effective use of radar technologies in engaging enemy planes, as well as the use of red light (which does not destroy night vision) in aircraft instruments. It reinforced existing German beliefs, and helped to encourage Britons who were trying to improve their night vision during the blackout to grow and eat the vegetable, which was not rationed like most other foodstuffs. A "Dr. Carrot" advertising campaign encouraged its consumption.
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Ꭻ͜єѕ͛u͡ѕ wrote:
Jesus, you're so mislead, Sir.This myth developed from stories about British gunners in World War II, who were able to shoot down German planes at night. The rumour arose during the Battle of Britain when the RAF circulated a story about their pilots' carrot consumption in an attempt to cover up the discovery and effective use of radar technologies in engaging enemy planes, as well as the use of red light (which does not destroy night vision) in aircraft instruments. It reinforced existing German beliefs, and helped to encourage Britons who were trying to improve their night vision during the blackout to grow and eat the vegetable, which was not rationed like most other foodstuffs. A "Dr. Carrot" advertising campaign encouraged its consumption.
--False
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No, I'm merely addressing the coverup story we... I mean... They released to the British population.
Incredible that people fall for such nonsense.
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▪False▪ wrote:
Whoa careful with the racism hereCorn is a grain. I guess you're in your own little sect, huh?
--False
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