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A Trader Joe's in your state?
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Andy M.
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Yes, Massachusetts.
Chef Munky
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Looks like something you might want to take back. Don't touch it!
Aliens could have left it.
What kind of tree was it?
Does that pod feel warm and fuzzy all over, have a heart beat?
Seriously put it back!
Just messing with ya. Maybe some kid left it to get one over on someone.
You could always hand it out to the Trick or treaters. Let them worry about it while you soak up all the media's attention
Munky.
Aliens could have left it.
What kind of tree was it?
Does that pod feel warm and fuzzy all over, have a heart beat?
Seriously put it back!
Just messing with ya. Maybe some kid left it to get one over on someone.
You could always hand it out to the Trick or treaters. Let them worry about it while you soak up all the media's attention
Munky.
According to Google's image search, it seems to be a nebula.
https://www.google.com/search?tbs=s...oQcViuVaz0&btnG=Search&hl=en&bih=599&biw=1302
https://www.google.com/search?tbs=s...oQcViuVaz0&btnG=Search&hl=en&bih=599&biw=1302
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Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Hey! I didn't know you could do that with google!
It's marginally smaller than a nebula and grows on trees.
It's marginally smaller than a nebula and grows on trees.
Chef Munky
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Google is never ever wrong. It's a Nebula. Told you it was left by Aliens.
Andy are your fingers numb?
Andy are your fingers numb?
Steve Kroll
Wine Guy
It's the berry of the Kousa (a.k.a. Korean) Dogwood tree. It's ugly, but edible.
Kousa Dogwood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It's rumored you can make wine or jelly from them. Not that I've tried to make either.
Kousa Dogwood - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
It's rumored you can make wine or jelly from them. Not that I've tried to make either.
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Andy M.
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I think you're right, Steve. Thanks for digging that up.
Steve Kroll
Wine Guy
Speaking of oddball fruits, my next door neighbor brought one of these green nebulas over to my house last year. It's an Osage Orange. Equally ugly. Not edible, though.
Dawgluver
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Steve Kroll said:Speaking of oddball fruits, my next door neighbor brought one of these green nebulas over to my house last year. Equally ugly. Not edible, though.
A hedge apple. Don't eat it, though it may keep away bugs in your closet, unless it already has bugs. We find them all over in the timber.
http://www.ipm.iastate.edu/ipm/hortnews/1997/10-10-1997/hedgeapple.html
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Google is never ever wrong. It's a Nebula. Told you it was left by Aliens.
Andy are your fingers numb?
Speaking of oddball fruits, my next door neighbor brought one of these green nebulas over to my house last year. It's an Osage Orange. Equally ugly. Not edible, though.
Ewww, I certainly wouldnt want to eat that
