Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
I just wanted to call your attention to the addition of the Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog in the links list off to the side. These guys have a great site, which I read on a very routine basis, and they link to and say nice things about the Fruit Blog, so the least I can do is coax a little traffic their way. Plus they have a cool URL. So I'll forgive them occasionally (okay, often) talking about things other than fruit. I've linked to things there in the past, but I don't think I've ever posted a link to the site at large.
For those of you too painfully lazy or easily confused to make your way all the way over to the right hand side, here's a link for you:
Agricultural Biodiversity Weblog
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posted by Evil Fruit Lord @ 2:44 AM
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5 Comments:
Hey! Thanks!
Now, can we please have a long and ultimately useless argument about whether the tomato is a fruit? Or rhubarb?
I can settle part of that right now:
Tomato is not rhubarb.
It's a start ...
If we want to have this argument, I think you'd have to concede that strawberries aren't fruit either. Nor pineapple, but you know all this.
I've changed my mind. I do not want to have this argument.
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