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{{a|carbs|{{carbs}}}}Just don’t, however funny it may seem to you, be inclined to make a joke about a mistranslation of this.


Should it be fruit of the forest of fruits of the forest? Is there a subtle difference have just met.
Should it be ''fruit'' of the forest of ''fruits'' of the forest? Is there a subtle difference?


Resist the urge which, as you near the [[Schwarzschild radius of alcohol consumption|Schwarzschild radius]], may become irrepressible, to garrulously hypothesise about this in front of dinner guests you have just met.
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*[[Fruits of the contract]]
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Latest revision as of 12:51, 15 October 2019

Carbohydrates Anatomy™
Some organic compounds with hydrogen and oxygen in a 2:1 ratio, yesterday.
Part of the JC’s occasional series on carbohydrates
Pasta | rice | questioning | bread | fruit

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Just don’t, however funny it may seem to you, be inclined to make a joke about a mistranslation of this.

Should it be fruit of the forest of fruits of the forest? Is there a subtle difference?

Resist the urge which, as you near the Schwarzschild radius, may become irrepressible, to garrulously hypothesise about this in front of dinner guests you have just met.

See also