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Mesoamerica [Mexico], Bob. Not South America.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrB0b
...and if you look into such things, you'll find that not all varieties of chillies are NOT exclusively native to that micro-geography of the Western Hemisphere.
Quite the historic misnomer that most have taken on.
To be expected.
Technically....the point being they're NOT Asian as Confucious would like to imply. He'd also quite fallaciously claim that hybrids and sub-species that have developed from the original Meso American genetic stock SINCE the introduction to Asia count as being native.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKkin
As they'd spread all over South America by 5,000 BC I'm comfortable with South America.Quote:
Originally Posted by HuangLao
Chillies originated in the Americas and were unknown to the rest of the world until the white man charitably passed his discovery on to the feckless Asiatic.Quote:
Originally Posted by HuangLao
Correct. Wun Hung Lo, the white-bread Washington state boy, is once again exhibiting his Asiatic Stockholm syndrome from downtown Cowpoke County.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maanaam
...My fieldwork in Mesoamerica suggests a direct correlation between preference for ferocious chilis and shortness of dick...
Is that why you decided to spend your twilight years in the land of Prick Thai?Quote:
Originally Posted by tomcat
A man who drives expensive cars and expensive home should be eating Almas caviar and gouts de diamants.:rofl:
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Originally Posted by bsnub
From the humble tuber to magnificent pricks. The possibilities for many more posts are rife. Good on ya Skin.
Norton may you get bitten by a rabid ridden dog and be put out of your misery.
Thanks for your kind thought Yaso. :kma:
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Did you write tuber because you are still having problems with the P word, Dan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton
Yep. If at first you don't succeed, fuck it.
Not so easy with a spud but from his photos it looks like Plies has managed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norton
A fookin 300 poster.
About spuds.
Quite a triumph for potato skkin.
Cy you could always knock up your pot noodle dinner thread.
Hah...I like it. :) If it hadn't been for the french "pommes a la lyonaise" dispute it may not have made 100 posts. :frog:Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
New thread...potato skins
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or...potato skin manwich
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Are the Potato skins from a carton?:)
No...:smileylaughing:
Great! I order potato skins from a restaurant and they are the best! I'll take a pic next time.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKkin
Also, I get awesome hash browns for brunch from a nearby restaurant that are huge.
Too many people in this thread, so I stayed away..hehe. Good thread, Eso. :)
you are weird. Grow up. Must be near 40 now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thailandbound
Mid-forties.
You smooth bastard. ;)
...IQs aren't like age...Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
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Yay, Idaho. Famous for spuds.
So is Peru....Quote:
Originally Posted by happynz
and Ireland...poor buggers.
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The Famine Memorial in Dublin
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Hungry grass. Under that grass are the bones of 20,000 children who starved to death. It's far from the only famine mass grave in the country.