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Black Mask

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I'm enjoying some Cox's apples, at the moment. They're my favourite.

What's your favourite fruit?

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ralph

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Bartlett pears.
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Coconut.
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Louche
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Grapes. They come with the strapline better than fags, you know.
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dang65
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I'm very keen on plums at the moment, although they're one of those roulette fruits - like oranges - where you never know if you're going to get the sweetest, juiciest plum you ever tasted or a viciously sharp bastard of a plum which will make you wince in pain, or a watery mush of a plum which makes you want to throw it at a passing politician, or any kind of flavour/texture plum in between.

I think that's one of the fetish attractions of plums really, their hot tempered unpredictability.

Do any other fruit eaters find that fruit is at least as addictive as caffeine or nicotine, by-the-way? I find that once I start eating more than about five fruits a day I really get to craving the bloody stuff. I'd have thought it would be more natural to crave fruit if you didn't eat it regularly, it being a natural requirement (I think).

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I also like mandarins and clementines. I've developed a special peeling technique that produces a one-piece peel in the shape of a crudely drawn cock and balls. It's quite something. The 'balls' have real 3D roundness, and if you preserve the pith, it's even possible to add a stream of 'jism'.
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Louche
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Cherry, you've put tomatoes in the wrong place.
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ralph

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And what on earth is difficult about a watermelon?
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quote:
Originally posted by ralph:
And what on earth is difficult about a watermelon?

Fitting a whole one in your mouth.
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ralph

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Is CiH implying he can fit an entire apple in his mouth?
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quote:
Originally posted by ralph:
And what on earth is difficult about a watermelon?

lol, imagine ralph, with his big paws burrowing into a watermelon, throwing mashed slops into his mouth like Pooh bear gone feral. Angrily glaring up as David Bellamy's crew startle him with a loud shutter click.

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dang65
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I'm not sure about peaches being at the top right there either. They can make a terrible mess. I presume we're talking about "easy to eat at your desk without having to go and immediately wash all the stickiness off" here?
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Cherry In Hove
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I did not draw that diagram. It was done by the very talented Randall from the fantastic webcomic xkcd

[ 25.03.2008, 09:21: Message edited by: Cherry In Hove ]

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quote:
Originally posted by New Way Of Decay:
lol, imagine ralph, with his big paws burrowing into a watermelon, throwing mashed slops into his mouth like Pooh bear gone feral.

wft? don't you have knives in the UK? Since when did cutting into a piece of fruit with a fucking knife become difficult?
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quote:
Originally posted by Cherry In Hove:
I did not draw that diagram. It was done by the very talented Randall from the fantastic webcomic xkcd

Yes, well, tell him he's not as talented as he thinks he is.
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Louche
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Seeded grapes aren't marginally more tasty than seedless grapes, either, they're much of a muchness. Let's butn Cherry for being wrong.
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Louche
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Only, I'm not sure how to butn someone. Any suggestions?
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quote:
Originally posted by ralph:
wft? don't you have knives in the UK? Since when did cutting into a piece of fruit with a fucking knife become difficult?

Fuck me backaways. That's clearly a chart for eating fruit with your fingers, ralph. Oh, and in case you missed it, the Y access indicates perceived 'yummyness' Trust you to maanage to actually warp comedy until it's lol-ratio is inverted.

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Ringo

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Peaches are horrible. And they have a honking great stone in the centre.

My favourite fruit is a Granny Smith apple. There is literally no greater fruit on earth.

Although I don't much like eating oranges because I think they're a little too far down the difficult end of the scale, I do have massive cravings for pure OJ, what with it being the drink of the Gods and all.

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and involve weapons of some kind.
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Our lovely American stores take all the difficulty out of eating fresh fruit of any kind as they cut them up into bite-sized bits and sell them in portion-sized plastic containers. I especially like to buy pineapple this way.*

*though my favorite fruits are asian pears and blueberries, which aren't difficult to eat anyway.

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quote:
Originally posted by Ringo:
My favourite fruit is a Granny Smith apple. There is literally no greater fruit on earth.

What rot. They're not even the best apples, Braeburn are.

Cherries pretty much rule the fruit world. If only they were the size of nectarines they would be perfect.

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quote:
Originally posted by Pepper:
They're not even the best apples, Braeburn are.

No. I cannot allow this. Even though my current favourite is the Cox, I'd have to say that the best apple in the world is the Russet.

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Can't scientists create perfect fruit yet?

Stupid scientists [Mad]

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Black Mask

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Pepper's right about cherries, though. Especially the litle yellow ones you get in France on your holidays.

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There's a little park just round the corner from my house which is ringed with cherry trees. When I was a kid, me and my friends would pick the ripe cherries and eat them right off the tree. Then we spat the seeds at each other.

Happy times

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quote:
Originally posted by Pepper:
Cherries pretty much rule the fruit world. If only they were the size of nectarines they would be perfect.

This obviously occurred to God as well, for plums are the perfection you seek. Nectarine-sized cherries, growing on trees.

Mitchell & Webb on farming

(n.b. I can't see YouTube from work, but I think that link's right, if stolen correctly from other forum.)

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I like plums very much, yellow ones in particular, but they're nothing like cherries in flavour or texture.
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quote:
Originally posted by Pepper:
I like plums very much, yellow ones in particular, but they're nothing like cherries in flavour or texture.

Well, there are differences, obviously, or else cherries would be called "dwarf plums" or "spring plums" or something, but I wouldn't go so far as to say that they're "nothing like" each other.

Stone in middle? Check.
Smooth skin? Check.
Can be sweet or a bit sour? Check.
"Fleshy" kind of flesh? Check.
Come in shades of red and yellow? Check.

They've probably got more in common than any other two fruits. That I can think of. Without actually spending any time thinking.

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rasberry and blackberry?
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I only said the flavour and texture weren't alike, I cannot deny the stone and colour stuff.

Wouldn't you say peaches and nectarines were more alike? If you did think about it, that is.

I'm currently eating dried apple, that's odd stuff. Foamy.

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quote:
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I only said the flavour and texture weren't alike, I cannot deny the stone and colour stuff.

Wouldn't you say peaches and nectarines were more alike? If you did think about it, that is.

Nectarines/peaches doesn't count because nectarines are peaches

Cherries taste different from plums, a bit, but I'd still argue that the texture is the same. Or it would be, if you could actually bite into a big piece of cherry, which you can't due to their size handicap.

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Clementines and Satsumas are virtually indistinguishable from one another
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