*chuckle*

Wind said \"Peach\" not \"Pear.\" :rofl:

TOMATO IZ TEH FRUI7XXORZ!
J00 R TEH FRUI7 N00BZ!!!!!!!!1

OMGOSH YEAH! WHO DONTZ LIKE TEH TOMATOZ R TEH CRAZY PEOPLE!!!11!

I luv all fruit!!!:miam:

o.O I guess I\'m crazy then, tomotoes are nastly little buggers! Hasn\'t anyone seen \'Attack of the Killer Tomotoes\'?

Definitely Pineapple. Especially when it\'s cut into ring-shaped slices. And served with ham.

Mmmm.

That is very good indeed. We have that alot. So good.

Aawww, curses... I could have sworn I read \'pear\'. Owell, I don\'t need Wind anyway! I SHALL RULE THE WORLD!!

Tomatoes aren\'t that great, unless they\'re in a sallad. Mmmm, cherry tomatoes.....

I hate fruit but if I had to choose I would have an apple:D

Aaaaattack, of the Killer Tomatoes..
Aaaaattack, of the Killer Tomatoes..
They\'ll beat you,
bash you,
squish you,
mash you,
chew you up for a brunch..
And finish you offff,
for dinner or lunch

That movie was so stupid. >.> I watched it when I was a kid, though, and sang the stupid song all the time. I don\'t like tomatoes either.

And well Wind, you must have gotten a good peach. The peaches I\'ve eaten lately have been mealy, yuck. So I stick to Dole peaches in those plastic containers..I even drink the water leftover.

...

I have no concept of tinned fruit.

Tinned fruit is touch-and-go really. I mean, yeah, you don\'t get an overripe taste, but you don\'t have the slightest chance of hitting that euphoria when you eaten a perfectly aged fruit.

Anyway, I like most fruit with the exception of grapefruit. I just can\'t eat it without choking on the bitterness. I dunno why.

And thirdly, botanically speaking a tomato is the ovary, together with its seeds, of a flowering plant, i.e. a fruit. However, from a culinary perspective the tomato is typically served as a meal, or part of a main course of a meal, meaning that it would be considered a vegetable (a culinary term which has no botanical meaning). This argument has led to actual legal implications in the United States. In 1887, U.S. tariff laws which imposed a duty on vegetables but not on fruits caused the tomato\'s status to become a matter of legal importance. The U.S. Supreme Court settled this controversy in 1893, declaring that the tomato is a vegetable, along with cucumbers, squashes, beans, and peas, using the popular definition which classifies vegetables by use, that they are generally served with dinner and not dessert. The case is known as Nix v. Hedden.

Man, you should try a lime sometime if you think grapefruits are bitter.

BANANNA COME ON PPL >,>

Lolz, me likey bananny.

I agree. If I serve a pear as a meal it will make it a vegetable, will it? I think that you should look from a scientific viewpoint, here, which states that a tomato is a fruit. Also, as long as I pick a tomato off the plant and eat it there and then as I would a cherry, they are a fruit

Besides that, you seem to be forgetting that the person who made the poll (namely, me) is situated outside the US. What the US states a tomato as really doesn\'t make any difference to me. The same goes for most of the other members on this forum.

Meh, that\'s what I always thought but Mega X\'s post said otherwise so...meh!

So it stays. Tomatoes are, in fact, a fruit.

Yay for fruit!..... Especially Pears!:miam:

I would have to say a Pomegranate is my fave:D

Ornges mmmmmmmmmm... But I'd like to try a papapa

Stop-reviving-long-dead-topic fruit.

I personally like the-dave-is-long-gone fruit.

Tastes like satisfaction.

mmmmmmmmm... Arkane-is-a-basterd fruit

Ohhhh but he started it! Oh never mind lets get back to REAL fruit plz.

mango thats it best taste ever....my second would be a pear

Bon appetite.