Anything you say on OSA can and will be used against you...

[druryj]

Naw, pepperoni and black olive with double japalenos for me please. I like pineapple just fine, and strawberries and fresh oranges and boo berries and grapefruits and peaches. But I don’t want fruit on my pizza. Nope. But then again, as I was learnt in the USMC, with enough Japalenos and Tabasco and you can eat anything.

Pineapple prevents scurvy doesn’t it?


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[Perplexed]

Pineapple prevents scurvy doesn’t it?

Yes, and so do limes, which is where the word “Limey” came from when referring to Royal Navy sailors. In the 1800s they were instructed to consume lime juice, sometimes as an addition to their ration of rum.

 

[Catt57]

There is way too much stupid in some people’s heads. What kind of dumb idea will they have next?


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Maybe banning straws and large sodas? (wait, didn't they already........ Crap)

 

[Catt57]

And Pineapple, Chicken, and Bell pepper. Tastes great.

 

[DavidMcmillan]

This is the Food Network, right? The petite-husky lady at the dry cleaners told me yesterday, "why buy marijuana when there is still bacon to buy?"

 

[CHenry]

Anthony Weiner would have been outed long before he was.

The list would be a long one.

 

[dennishoddy]

Yes, and so do limes, which is where the word “Limey” came from when referring to Royal Navy sailors. In the 1800s they were instructed to consume lime juice, sometimes as an addition to their ration of rum.

That's why I always ask for a lemon slice with my whisky.

 

[Dave70968]

That's why I always ask for a lemon slice with my whisky.

Hey, gin and tonic was invented as a way of making anti-malaria medication (quinine) palatable in British colonial India.

 

[Glocktogo]

Hey, gin and tonic was invented as a way of making anti-malaria medication (quinine) palatable in British colonial India.

OK, but what did they invent to make gin & tonic palatable?

 

[ignerntbend]

...still workin on it. There's always hope with science.