15 Oct 22
@kevin-eleven saidYou may call me The Great Zucchini!
Why even discuss tomatoes when most of the people here are potatoes?
@fmf saidThis could possibly be your best OP in some time and yet it still got 6 thumbs down.
The full question is this:
Without being overly scientific and/or overly beholden to the practical approximations of everyday life, what do you believe: is a tomato a vegetable or a fruit?
I'm not so fixated on the tomato; I'm more curious about how long the creative conversationalists of the General Forum can keep this thread going.
I don't think people like you much, just not sure why. You seem like such a nice guy! 🙂
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15 Oct 22
@woodgirl saidGood to know!
Ah ok, this may explain it?
‘The thing some people dislike about okra—the slime—is part of what makes it good for you. The gel-like substance is rich in soluble fiber, known for its potential to lower blood cholesterol and be fermented in the gut, supporting the growth of healthy bacteria.’
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@very-rusty saidI often see it at night. Is Mars more difficult to see at your latitude?
We may see Mars (The Planet) tonight!
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P.S. (to stay on topic) -- I don't know whether Mars contains seeds.
15 Oct 22
@kevin-eleven saidThere is more exploration required yet Kevin. 🙂
I often see it at night. Is Mars more difficult to see at your latitude?
P.S. (to stay on topic) -- I don't know whether Mars contains seeds.
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15 Oct 22
@very-rusty saidThere's only one way to find out!
Will this benefit you and your living style?
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15 Oct 22
@very-rusty saidMars has been visible for a few weeks now, look east, the little red dot you see not twinkling is mars. Also Jupiter has been following the moon recently and is at its brightest at the moment for years. Decent pair on binoculars you can actually see a couple of it's moons as well.
We may see Mars (The Planet) tonight!
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15 Oct 22
@trev33 saidYes, but it was best for where I am located to see last night, not sure how long it will last.
Mars has been visible for a few weeks now, look east, the little red dot you see not twinkling is mars. Also Jupiter has been following the moon recently and is at its brightest at the moment for years. Decent pair on binoculars you can actually see a couple of it's moons as well.