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Eat your veggies.

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Guest Agent of Oblivion

So, what's your favorite vegetable? By vegetable, I'm going with the biological definition, which is "A leaf, root, or stem." Thus disqualifying anything with seeds.

 

I'm gonna go with taters as my favorite, close second being pretty much anything in your common garden or caesar salad.

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Guest MaxPower27

What about peppers? They have a stem AND seeds. They get my vote.

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Guest Agent of Oblivion

Peppers are a fruit.

 

An example of a stem would be..say, celery for example.

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Guest MaxPower27

Oh. I second potatos then. Baked, mashed, fried, it's all good.

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Guest ElectricRaccoon

Onions (Texas 1015s are awesome, as are red onions), with bok choy in second and bean sprouts in third. I've been on kind of a stir fry kick recently.

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Guest mach7
So, what's your favorite vegetable? By vegetable, I'm going with the biological definition, which is "A leaf, root, or stem." Thus disqualifying anything with seeds.

 

I'm gonna go with taters as my favorite, close second being pretty much anything in your common garden or caesar salad.

So, anything with seeds is a fruit? This is news to me.... Cucumbers? Pickles? Eggplant?

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Guest Agent of Oblivion

Pumpkins, Tomatoes, Testicles, and Pomegranate, too.

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Guest Spaceman Spiff

I don't think potatoes (potatos? Where's Dan Quayle?) are a veggie, either.

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Guest Agent of Oblivion

Taters (potatoes plural, Potato singular) are actually a modified type of stem, IIRC.

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Guest CED Ordonez

Nobody wants to sing the praises of corn? I guess I'll have to then. Potatoes in a close second for buttered corn mixed in mashed potatoes and gravy is my favorite side dish.

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Guest hardyz1

Potatoes

Corn

Broccoli

 

Hell, I can eat pretty much any vegetable, but not raw. I can stomach raw celery, sort of. But carrots, for instance, have to be cooked before I'll eat them.

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Guest The Metal Maniac
Cucumbers? Pickles?

 

Does it seem silly to anyone else that he listed BOTH of those?

 

I mean, aren't pickles just pickled cucumbers? I could be wrong, but I thought they were...

 

Oh, and potatos if they're counted, fuck you if they're not.

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Guest Flyboy
I mean, aren't pickles just pickled cucumbers? I could be wrong, but I thought they were...

Yes, they sure are.

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Guest Vern Gagne

Carrots. They really do help your eye sight.

 

Runner Up. Corn on the Cob. One of my favorite things too eat during the summer.

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Guest kkktookmybabyaway

"Nobody wants to sing the praises of corn? I guess I'll have to then. Potatoes in a close second for buttered corn mixed in mashed potatoes and gravy is my favorite side dish"

 

Here here.

 

I also have to give props to celery...

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Guest The Notorious CRD

Aren't potatoes technically a tuber? Maybe I'm wrong on that.

 

My personal favorites are corn, broccoli, and peas.

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Guest CanadianChris

Corn or potatoes gets my vote. Celery, carrots and green beans are good too.

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