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Strange Fruit

Don’t you dare try to pour it out!

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  1. la conejita says:

    Strange fruit goes well with some weird sauce.

  2. ShadowSplicer says:

    Either I’m tripping on acid, (which I’m not) or that glass is twisted into a curl…

    • bluejade says:

      The glass is straight, just the way you like them!

      • dr handle says:

        That’s so mean! And extremely funny. :-)

      • ShadowSplicer says:

        8O you just gave me a sad. :(

        • bluejade says:

          Sorry, but how could I resist? *pats SS on the shoulder and gives him some chocolate*

          • la conejita says:

            Again, chocolate is bad for cats! You keep offering him some.

            • ShadowSplicer says:

              *takes chocolate, eats some, then barfs in bluejade’s lap*

              • bluejade says:

                Just nibble it, don’t inhale it! Next time I’ll offer you a dead mouse.

                • ShadowSplicer says:

                  I only ate some of it! And yes, dead mice are better.

                  • JohnB says:

                    I really thought you cats preferred ‘em alive!

                    • ShadowSplicer says:

                      If they are alive, then I have to exert energy to catch them!

                      • la conejita says:

                        We have a lazy cat.

                        • ShadowSplicer says:

                          No, my cat is lazy! Her name is Houdini; we called her Dini for short. We call her Beans now. She is the Dini Beans.

                          Anyways, she is VERY lazy/fat/clunky! Even if you throw a toy mouse (or string) in her face, she will just give you a dirty look, and set there glaring at the string. She doesn’t try to get it off her, it just sits on her head. Did I mention that she is lazy?

                        • JohnB says:

                          Kittens are active and playful. Adult cats rarely are. It’s part of their instinctive adaptation to their hunting style. In the wild, a cat would crawl into a bit of brush and go to sleep. Since they awaken instantly at the sound of any nearby prey, after a while the critters would forget there’s a cat there and get close to the brush, and bingo! Dinner, acquired by a hunting style of sleeping.

                        • ShadowSplicer says:

                          Sounds like my other cat, Dharma. She sleeps under chairs, then wakes up when somebody walks by her: she then claws the living cheez out of them!

                        • JohnB says:

                          I’ve known lots of cats like that. It’s instinctive.

                        • ShadowSplicer says:

                          She will attack everybody but me. I mean everybody! I am the only person allowed to look at her without her growling/hissing! She usually sleeps on my chest at night. She lover her brudder. :)

                        • ShadowSplicer says:

                          *loves
                          Darn keyboard must be borken!

                    • bluejade says:

                      If I give him a live mouse, it will frighten la conejita. No possibility of a dead mouse running toward her. ( I feel the same way about rats.)

                    • bluejade says:

                      Also, I don’t like the part where they get tortured.

    • Droll not Troll says:

      It’s the straw that’s twisted.
      If the Fruit Tea comes with a straw, RUN AWAY! I don’t think any of us want to know about that particular secksual practice.

  3. JohnB says:

    Billie Holliday would be proud.

  4. dr handle says:

    Wasn’t ‘Strange Fruit’ the name of the band in the film “Still Crazy”?

  5. Droll not Troll says:

    Mmm! Kiwi fruit! I’ll have a glass of that, but hold the sheep lube.

  6. Oren Otter says:

    Strange fruit go well with fried god and chicken anus.

  7. Sarge says:

    Billie Holiday just rolled over in her grave.

  8. leo says:

    It says kiwi juice in Korean at the bottom

    • Lugubert says:

      Literally “strange fruit juice” in Chinese, but “qíyì” (strange) is rather intended to be an approximation of the pronunciation of “kiwi”.

      • Droll not Troll says:

        That’s even more strange considering this fruit is a native of China. Don’t they have their own name for it?

        • Dereth says:

          Kiwi is like… from New Zealand yar? I dunno if the Kiwi fruit is from there too.. hence the name?

          Love is you day good!

          • paws4thot says:

            From the font of all knowledge ;) (aka Wikipedia):-

            The kiwifruit, often shortened to kiwi in many parts of the world, is the edible berry of a cultivar group of the woody vine Actinidia deliciosa and hybrids between this and other species in the genus Actinidia. The Actinidia is native to North East Asia, particularly South China.

            The most common cultivars of kiwifruit are oval, about the size of a large hen’s egg (5–8 cm / 2–3 in long and 4.5–5.5 cm / 1¾–2 in diameter). It has a fibrous, dull brown-green skin and bright green or golden flesh with rows of tiny, black, edible seeds. The fruit has a soft texture and a unique flavour, and today is a commercial crop in several countries, mainly in Italy, China, and New Zealand.

            Also known as the Chinese gooseberry, the fruit was renamed for export marketing reasons in the 1950s; briefly to melonette, and then by New Zealand exporters to kiwifruit.

            • Droll not Troll says:

              That sounds right, paws. Never heard that “melonette” name Down Here, though. I’m still wondering what the Chinese call it.
              BTW the ones with the golden flesh have the best flavour, IMO.

              • bluejade says:

                Agreed, they have a finer flavor after a frost or two. It’s harder to find the golden ones.
                Do you have pineapple guavas, aka feijoas? They are are delicious and addictive.
                Scoop out a couple and put them in a smoothie, and you’ve got something.
                Or when they are soft, squeeze them, bite the ends off and suck out their brains. Delicious!

  9. Indiana says:

    I see no blood on the leaves nor blood at the root. What gives?
    Though it does look strange. And bitter…

  10. somelaurachick says:

    The bulging glass, the twisted straw…

  11. comorbid says:

    I once said “context is everything” to someone who told me “jokes about lynching aren’t funny.”

    If that wasn’t a nearly 15 year-old random IRC encounter, I’d probably be able to find them and redirect them to the title of this photo.


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