Posted by db4600 on April 29, 2023 at 18:44:50 from (207.191.149.139):
In Reply to: Re: Todays funny posted by ss55 on April 29, 2023 at 16:21:03:
The wild plum tree we had on the farm in the pasture gave us plums that were smaller than a Banty egg. They were juicy, sweet, and succulent. Mom made great jam with those plums. Conversely she could go to Jerrys Market and get plums bigger than oranges that we could play ball with and tasted like the wash rag from the milk house, but the general public knows them as plums.
Look at a wild apple tree and a what is sold for apple trees at the nursery and you can see the difference.
The culture has given corn a boost through genetics and now these panty wastes that our culture has also bread up have a problem with what they perceive. Lets see Pat, Pat, or Pat eat their caramel corn or corn on the cob without genetics.
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