Grapefruit is a renewable (and tasty!) resource.
Grapefruit, grapefruit, and grapefruit, as far as the eye can see (and the tongue report) makes up the bulk of this podcast, in which the accomplishments of James Anderson, England’s new record holder for Test Wickets, are detailed. Also: video games.
ZoltanGood show.
Lusipurr@Zoltan: Thanks! We appreciate the feedback! Especially because it is positive.
WolfeI fully endorse the ‘App’ tag in place of ‘Game’. Mobile garbage is as much a game as a youtube cat video is a film.
Mel@Wolfe: HAH! Well put!
ZoltanSorry, I don’t have time for more details. I can only write them when I’m eating dinner and only when my daughter is done eating and is content with just sitting there watching me eat. It’s not very often, but I managed to get this comment in.
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BupAs always: I haven’t listened to the podcast, but I’m assuming my portion was the best portion.
Lusipurr@Wolfe: Don’t tell Bup that.
@Bup: In a curious reversal, that is indeed the case this week!
ImitanisI bought grapefruit juice today, white, the good kind. As lusipurr said, white is superior!
Matt DanceAnother reason why white grapefruits might have been made more prevalent is that it causes significant drug interactions across a wide spectrum, from antibiotics to analgesics, whereas the pink grapefruit contains less of the chemical which causes those interactions. The famous “Grapefruit Effect.”
DiceAdmiralInfo Blast! Coming tomorrow or soonish. Sorry for the delay. Life have been nuts.
