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[bearasauras]

I eat kiwis (not the bird) by cutting them in half and scooping it out with a spoon. I was surprised by how many people peeled it.

I think this is pretty common. I would consider this functionally equivalent to peeling kiwis.

Sigh, while I peel peaches, I eat kiwi with its skin on. Sorry Builderguy135

[RiverWalker88]

I do not eat kiwis, and therefore do not peel them. I, however, am going to start peeling raspberries.

[sciolyperson1]

bernard is hiding something at viewforum.php?f=9!

oh also viewtopic.php?f=22&t=18532 vote please thanks

[pikachu4919]

bernard is hiding something at viewforum.php?f=9!

I find it funny that when I tried to click on that I got “You are not authorised to read this forum” haha

[sneepity]

*pictures pouring bubble tea into a bowl and using a spoon to drink it*
its somewhat my preferred method now

[Pi-Bot]

bernard is hiding something at viewforum.php?f=9!

I find it funny that when I tried to click on that I got “You are not authorised to read this forum” haha

this was not a made for movie book... I refuse to watch HIMYM due to its similarities to Friends.
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[jaggie34]

bernard is hiding something at viewforum.php?f=9!

I find it funny that when I tried to click on that I got “You are not authorised to read this forum” haha

this was not a made for movie book... I refuse to watch HIMYM due to its similarities to Friends.
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HIMYM is better than Friends

[sneepity]

I've actually had milk tea served in a bowl with a spoon before, as if it were a soup. It was at a street food stall in Jingzhou, China, and it was mixed with fruit and grass jelly, but no tapioca. It tasted mild and sweet like any proper milk tea should be, although I think the vendors billed it as some other sort of fare, maybe because it came in a bowl, or maybe because it wasn't actually milk tea but rather something with a similar taste. I've actually been to a shop in Cary (a large town near Chapel Hill) that also sells milk tea in a bowl with spoons, so it definitely happens in the United States as well (I didn't order any tea this time because it was late at night).

[Booknerd]

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[CPScienceDude]

Very cool bernard