Which are better?

[standing_alone]

Originally Posted by Buttercup

Since this was listed on the poll, are we off topic if we discuss how to kill you off if we send you to play in traffic?

You may not talk about you personally killing me off, since it is the traffic and not you that are supposed to kill me. However, if you plan to operate a vehicle in such a way to kill me, that is fine. However, you can only discuss killing me off in traffic if you voted that option in the poll. Since the poll results show who voted for what, I will know who has the right to talk about killing me in traffic. Right now, the only member allowed to do such is Buttons*. Please, let's go back on topic now. I appreciate any cooperation.

[lunamoth]

Originally Posted by evearael

There is no difference, sayeth the almighty Wiki! Peach trees can produce nectarines, and vice versa! Don't you understand? Bald peaches and furry nectarines! <evearael runs screaming into traffic>

Can a good peach tree produce bad nectarine fruit?

[Booko]

Originally Posted by CaptainXeroid

Well, living in Georgia, there was only one way I could vote. Besides, RaceKitty prefers peaches and she's a Georgia Peach herself.

Hey neighbor, when I think of peaches, all I can think of is brown rot and the mess it makes on the hardscaping with all that fungus laden dead fruit drops. blech!

[Booko]

Originally Posted by lunamoth

Did you know that the ability to curl your tongue sideways is a genetic trait?

What was the question again?

Sister luna

Not only that, but there is some slight correlation between that ability and an ability at science.

It must be because some of those days-long syntheses get boring, and people have to have something to do to entertain themselves while stuff boils.

Maybe they could just search for fruits on the Internet instead?

[Booko]

Originally Posted by lunamoth

Can a good peach tree produce bad nectarine fruit?

Only if it's grafted in.

[standing_alone]

Another friendly reminder to please stay on topic. Thank you.

[EnhancedSpirit]

Peaches and Nectarines for Florida

In fact, the nectarine is a peach with recessive genes that result in fuzzless fruit.

Home Grown Peaches and Nectarines

Peach and nectarine recipies

[lunamoth]

Originally Posted by Booko

Not only that, but there is some slight correlation between that ability and an ability at science.

It must be because some of those days-long syntheses get boring, and people have to have something to do to entertain themselves while stuff boils.

Maybe they could just search for fruits on the Internet instead?

Aaarrgggghhh!!



No one expects......















The Big Fruit Inquisition!

[lunamoth]

Originally Posted by Booko

Not only that, but there is some slight correlation between that ability and an ability at science.

It must be because some of those days-long syntheses get boring, and people have to have something to do to entertain themselves while stuff boils.

This explains a lot...

lunamoth