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Cziczaki 13 year s ago
No, this can't be a potato, on the one pic it's a worm! :/
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HaIvan 13 year s ago
#10 looked like an insect to me
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Mr. Ree 13 year s ago
I thought #1 was Osama Bin Laden's cut-off penis
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Enter your name 13 year s ago
Still, it makes it bigger than yours.
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Mr. Ree 13 year s ago
Enter your name,
Since you (and your mother) have had both in your mouth(s), that's a fair assessment.
Since you (and your mother) have had both in your mouth(s), that's a fair assessment.
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Alkhoren 13 year s ago
Since both of you are kids and immature, i bottom-line you as morons.
And i had guessed it was potatoes since the first pic #CanYaDigThatSucka
And i had guessed it was potatoes since the first pic #CanYaDigThatSucka
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hattoumy 13 year s ago
That's a Potato?
Unlike the handful of varieties in U.S. markets, potatoes in Peru and Bolivia—the species' geographic center of origin—come in thousands of colors and shapes. They are so varied in flavor and nutrition that a whole diet can be built around them.
Source : National Geographic
Unlike the handful of varieties in U.S. markets, potatoes in Peru and Bolivia—the species' geographic center of origin—come in thousands of colors and shapes. They are so varied in flavor and nutrition that a whole diet can be built around them.
Source : National Geographic
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Apu Kalipshis 13 year s ago
I checked and is almost 2000 types of potatoes in south america
Since you (and your mother) have had both in your mouth(s), that's a fair assessment.
And i had guessed it was potatoes since the first pic #CanYaDigThatSucka
Unlike the handful of varieties in U.S. markets, potatoes in Peru and Bolivia—the species' geographic center of origin—come in thousands of colors and shapes. They are so varied in flavor and nutrition that a whole diet can be built around them.
Source : National Geographic