Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
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Remember children, if you see a peanut on the floor, don't touch it and tell an adult straight away! :p
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ahaha that's a word i'd expect from you XDOriginally posted by Joopson
Escuse my language, but..... That is redonkulous :p
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Peanuts are NOT nuts
they are a type of pea
you need to watch QI
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Try telling a 5 year old how to deal with having something that will kill them jammed in their face.
Being that allergies are much more common these days, I appreciate that airplanes give out pretzels and that most schools do not allow peanuts onto premises.
I remember when I was 6 at christmas, my aunt had bought bags of M&M's for my sisters and I. She got them peanut ones, and got me a bag of plain aka NUT free. Or so the package advertised. But low and behold, my bag was full of peanut candies.
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lol... True, but I believe in the culinary arts, a peanut is considered to be a nut, just like corn is considered to be a vegetable when it is a grain...Originally posted by elephantinc
HOLD EVERYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :angery:
Peanuts are NOT nuts
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That's crazy! Maybe the principle was the one allergic to peanuts, like Skinner! :p
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Man, thats bad... Maybe those teachers should probaly not have told everyone...
I am allergic to nuts (including peanuts), so I have to be vigilant in what I eat, but freaking out over peanuts IMHO is a bit over the top... Evacuating a bus because of a lone peanut and concern over peanuts in sealed cans is a bit concerning itself...
Fortunately, the school I went to was a bit more sensible, and they didn't ban everything, nor did the the kids attack me with their peanuts.
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That was what I thought when I was a kid...Originally posted by gster123
I remember when I found out that peanuts grew underground, got to say I was a little shocked, I thought they were on the ends of a bush or something.
I remember trying to imagine what a peanut bush looked like! :p
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That may have been because they have been roasted and salted! :pOriginally posted by gster123
Yeah, I then tried to plant some dry roasted one day to see if they would grow, surprisingly they didnt.
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i disagree! that should just make them grow without needing to have delicious-ness added :pOriginally posted by The Architect
That may have been because they have been roasted and salted! :p
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first i've heard of this ground growing thing...Originally posted by gster123
I remember when I found out that peanuts grew underground, got to say I was a little shocked, I thought they were on the ends of a bush or something.
acid: you have a point! they should be growing naturally salted!
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