¡Felicitaciones, Brian-E!
 

:party:

¡Qué fabuloso!

¡Verdaderamente, es un cambio bueno!

Well... thanks very much... or does my handle happen to mean something else in Spanish and this has nothing to do with me??
Hmmm... I can't work out what it's all about, but it certainly sounds nice.
Now looking for the smiley that best describes this complicated emotion - some sort of cautious but mystified pleasure. Can't find one that's quite right, so I'll just use a vegetable. Or is it a fruit?
:cheesehead:

[quote=Brian-E;112695]Can't find one that's quite right, so I'll just use a vegetable. Or is it a fruit?
:cheesehead:[/quote]
Looks like an apple, which is a fruit.

[QUOTE=Brian-E;112695]Well... thanks very much... or does my handle happen to mean something else in Spanish and this has nothing to do with me??
Hmmm... I can't work out what it's all about, but it certainly sounds nice.
Now looking for the smiley that best describes this complicated emotion - some sort of cautious but mystified pleasure. Can't find one that's quite right, so I'll just use a vegetable. Or is it a fruit?
:cheesehead:[/QUOTE]

...and you thought no one would read it.

[QUOTE=Mini-Geek;112697]Looks like an apple, which is a fruit.[/QUOTE]maybe it's a green tomato, which is a vegetable :cool:

[quote=Cruelty;112710]maybe it's a green tomato, which is a vegetable :cool:[/quote]
No. I think a tomato is a fruit.

[quote=davieddy;112716]No. I think a tomato is a fruit.[/quote]
From a botanical standpoint, it's a fruit. From a culinary standpoint, it's a vegetable.
[URL]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato#Fruit_or_vegetable.3F[/URL]

[QUOTE=Mini-Geek;112717]From a botanical standpoint, it's a fruit. From a culinary standpoint, it's a vegetable.
[URL]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato#Fruit_or_vegetable.3F[/URL][/QUOTE]I've seen several interesting discussions on that subject in Internet, and I have also came across this wiki-entry. What is really interesting is the fact that as far as interpretation of US tarrifs is concerned, tomato is also a vegetable :rolleyes:
Personally I consider tomato a vegetable, although it is a fruit of a tomato plant :cool:

Fruit or veg!
 

:smile:

Well whatever in God's creation it is, you can include it in your pizza as a topping or dressing for that matter in your salad or soup etc. Otherwise try a Spanish omlette. It could be the piece de resistance of the meal.

Mally :coffee:

[quote=Orgasmic Troll;112703]...and you thought no one would read it.[/quote]

So I was wrong. You read it.:rolleyes:

Meanwhile it's generated a most absorbing discussion about fruit and vegetables. Well, some go for the fruit and some for the veg. I'm most definitely a fruit.

[QUOTE=Brian-E;112735]So I was wrong. You read it.:rolleyes:

Meanwhile it's generated a most absorbing discussion about fruit and vegetables. Well, some go for the fruit and some for the veg. I'm most definitely a fruit.[/QUOTE]Many vegetables are fruits. Peas, beans, sweetcorn, and courgettes (aka zucchini) are all fruits.

Paul

Some people consider me a fruit. I'm only a vegetable an hour or two before it's time for me to show up for work. Apparently the thought of going to work is very relaxing to me.

[QUOTE=Brian-E;112735]So I was wrong. You read it.:rolleyes:

Meanwhile it's generated a most absorbing discussion about fruit and vegetables. Well, some go for the fruit and some for the veg. I'm most definitely a fruit.[/QUOTE]

and studying math has turned me into a vegetable.

Math and veg!
 

[QUOTE=Orgasmic Troll;112821]and studying math has turned me into a vegetable.[/QUOTE]

:sad:

Dont say that OT. You yet have a long way to go in Chicago. Think positive!

Avoid strip clubs and spend more time in the library.

I wish you success! Take an iron tonic. It is good for maths!

Mally :coffee: