While they are a staple to the S.Europe diet, tomatoes aren't native to there. They came across from Central America with the Spanish 'invasion'.

People were worried by them, so just used them as decorative plants at first.

orange on top/red on bottom and then red on top/orange on bottom makes me unreasonably agitated

While they are a staple to the N.Europe diet, potatos aren't native to there. They came across from South America with the Spanish 'invasion'.

People were worried by them, so just used them as decorative plants at first.

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Nothing wrong with horse and rabbit. I've eaten dog before too. Whoever made that needs to grow some balls.

they could have been a bit more creative with the pets; throw in a parrot, lizard or w/e

this **** is ananas, A-N-A-N-A-S.

Bill rides home after not getting any numbers at the Hawaii themed costume party.

wow

Well they are Australian so it can't be much worse then some of her future classmates names.

I have no idea what this means.

Aussies have weird names.

But then again so do Americans

Aussies often have very odd place and people names.

Need an Aussie to confirm as I've only stayed there for a couple months and I'm not from there.

I am an Aussie. Names don't seem any different from USA/Canada etc.

Australians are ridiculous. they're like clown people

Lol- well that's because you are around it all the time and have become desensitized

Actually 20+ years ago most of the names were all normal like Bob, Bruce, Linda, etc.

Lately you lot have been trying to play catch up with America in giving unique names.

Com'on Bindi?

I am reminded of a story that happened a few years ago

I was outside a local Planetarium and some 1st grade class was waiting outside to get in. Eventually they did go inside and afterwards I noticed up near the wall they were waiting by was a piece of paper. I figured one of the kids had dropped it so I went and picked it up with the intent of giving it to one of the teachers. It turned out to be a list of students in the class.

I did a real life double take when I read the list. About half the names were these bs yuppie/alternate spelled names. Stuff like Spring, Ranger, Aytumn, Kaytlyyn, etc. Unfortunately I threw the list out but I should have keep it to show people. It was so bizarre that I think most people would have just assumed it was a fake list and wouldn't believe me anyway.

when I was teaching tennis to inner city kids i had my share of interesting names I had to learn how to pronounce correctly.

One time I'm looking at the name list, see a name, and do a double take. I ask the mother of the child how to pronounce her daughter's name. She looks at me all offended, rolls her eyes and says:

"Eu-reen" Like, how else would you pronounce it?

Of course, it was spelled, "urine."

protective services should see 'Kviilyn' and just be like "well this is all the evidence we need" then whisk that kid out of there pronto

and JFC @ urine