Were you just trying her on?

Did your boyfriend mind it? ;)

It felt so right...

I liked it....

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Very true.

I was hoping for someone to use milk as an argument.

So i could tell them grass is living.

But what you say is true. Poor queenie .... so abused.

Personally id hate to be a bee.

I just lost a point for pointing out I got a point in a pointless attempt to be witty.

Not being able to step into the same river twice is because the river is flowing and so is never the same.

Not being able to step into the same river once is because "same" requires us to compare two or more events (or things). Stepping into the river once is a single event. We need to step into the river twice in order to know if its the same.

Just some silly word play.

There is the saying, more than a mouthful...

(Apparently, they need to be more than 50 characters...the comments I mean).

The name ketchup was derived from Asian culture from a pickled fish sauce, known as ke-tsiap

There were no tomatoes in the original ketchup until after it crossed the oceans in the 1700s' .

The first ketchup recipe was printed in 1727.

btw- tomatoes are a fruit.

Up until the early 1800s, tomatoes were thought to be poisonous.

Then in 1820, when on the courthouse steps in Salem, New Jersey , Colonel Robert Johnson ate an entire basket of them proving them safe after not dying , it set of a "kethup" production craze .

By the 1930s it became a staple of American diets.

In an effort to boost sales one manufacturer bottled it as Dr. Miles Compound Extract of Tomato, claiming it to cure just about anything.

H.J. Heinz company rooted out scientific studies which claimed that tomatoes had antioxidants which were beneficial in preventing cancers.