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Worthwhile or not?

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  1. Jenny namaste

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    Is there an official or botanical classification of a swede or a turnip?
     
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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turnip

    Rutabaga, now theres a word I use at parties a lot:dbgrtmb:
     
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    Loves it after de tox:dbgrtmb:
     
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    And cigarettes? Do your lungs love them? Or do your lungs love it when you de tox? Is fasting to become one of your de tox days?

    It smacks of me - cycling to the chip shop.
     
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        I take it all back about Moneymaker, had one earlier that i've been feeding with Seaweed extract & it was lovely:dbgrtmb:
         
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          See? We all live and learn! All (well, those that have expressed an opinion) pundits say it's tasteless.
           
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            Maybe its in the feeding? Was reading something whilst eating it in a sandwich, but was suprised as to the flavour.
             
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            I know Tomorite is costly but I'm sure its helping to make mine taste sweeter
             
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            I reckon there are many factors. The season, the ground, the feed, the rigour....and not least, personal taste.
             
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              True, I don't even like tomatoes.
               
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              Me either, much. However, Sungold do it for me, so sweet. Tonight, I had some of my Rosada roasted in Olive Oil, oh boy!:)
               
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