Feb 8, 2011 -- 12:35PM, IreneAdler wrote:

Feb 8, 2011 -- 11:37AM, Christianlib wrote:

Gotta watch those tricky Chinese, next they'll try to tell us Ketchup is a vegetable.

Well, I believe it was the Chinese who introduced the world to ketchup/catsup.


Irene.

Yep.

Feb 8, 2011 -- 11:37AM, Christianlib wrote:

Gotta watch those tricky Chinese, next they'll try to tell us Ketchup is a vegetable.

Umm, Sweetened fruit Sause. Oh wait you mean like the bottle will be the skins? 

Tie a few, single serving packes to a tree, or maybe bury them. 

Feb 8, 2011 -- 12:51PM, JoliverJOLLY wrote:

Feb 8, 2011 -- 11:37AM, Christianlib wrote:

Gotta watch those tricky Chinese, next they'll try to tell us Ketchup is a vegetable.

 
 

Tie a few, single serving packes to a tree, or maybe bury them. 

Feb 8, 2011 -- 12:43PM, teilhard wrote:

I agree ...
I routinely shop, shop, shop to try to find to buy a Product made anywhere BUT "China" -- too often without success ...

Feb 8, 2011 -- 12:38PM, shirleyj227 wrote:

Why would anyone buy food from China. Here in Germany they sell garlic. I will pay twice as much to get garlic from Germany. It is crazy.
Shirley

Teil I do not buy things from China. I do know that is no longer possable in the US.
Shirley

Feb 8, 2011 -- 1:19PM, Christianlib wrote:

Feb 8, 2011 -- 1:10PM, JoliverJOLLY wrote:

Feb 8, 2011 -- 1:05PM, Christianlib wrote:

That makes no sense, either syntax or spelling.

Wanna try again?

That the only way you could consider ketup a vegtable, would be to say that the plastic bottle was the skin and then bury it, then at some later time pull it up. 

Ouu, you could put plastic roots on it, maybe plastic leaves.

An everything is edable ketup vegatable- filled with real sweetend fruit sause.  

OK, I get it now.  Funny.

I was dense.

Here's Eddie Izzard on Granny Smith 0.58 to 1.40


www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6wKLx2qqiM




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