"In ancient Rome, one of the most common cooking ingredients was called “laser”, from the silphium plant. It does not exist today: it was so delicious that it was harvested to extinction from its natural habitat in what is now Libya. We think that it probably tasted something like garlic."
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Cyrus 4 month s ago
#4 I'd rather deal with the mosquitoes using DEET than having every stray cat stuck to me like velcro using catnip.
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Gilbert 4 month s ago
Cyrus, okay, YOU take the mosquitos, and I'LL take the cats!
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Kristy 4 month s ago
Gilbert,
This. It's a win-win
This. It's a win-win
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Manda 4 month s ago
Hmmm. Keep Mosquitos away and get the basic ingredients for Korean barbeque....Sounds like a winner to me.
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Ian 4 month s ago
#15 Suddenly, I love Norway.
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Noel 4 month s ago
Ian,
Okay grampa
Okay grampa
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Kristy 4 month s ago
#1 they have, in fact, returned India
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Wilber 4 month s ago
Kristy,
the country yes the diamond no.
the country yes the diamond no.
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Wilber 4 month s ago
#14 is not the only plant the Romans have driven to extinction.
This. It's a win-win
Okay grampa
the country yes the diamond no.