Thursday, January 12, 2012

Can ferrets have citris fruits?

like oranges ,limes ,lemons, kumquats...ect

Can ferrets have citris fruits?
dont they just drink blood???

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Random contest?

seriously Im talking bout kumquats, dojos, wallpaper, and all of the gummy bears in that that orangutans fire hydrant shaped pocket. are you ready? ready. set. thermoluminescence. And yes all of these words are real except for dojos.

Random contest?
Cool did i win
Reply:dojos is a real words but anyways



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ESCULENT- edible (yummy)

FLIBBERTIGIBBET- excessively talkative person (blah blah...............etc...)

GOWPEN- double handful

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JOSSER- outsider

KNUCKER- water demon

LOLLYGAG- fool around



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Reply:dojos is a real word. okay but you know Saturday nights all by yourself with your gummy bear pocket is kinda weird so just go get some Hawaiian pizza. Seriously.
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Reply:chestnuts roasting on an open fire?
Reply:ummm im quite confused!!!
Reply:What?
Reply:WTF are you talking about????????????????????
Reply:Dude, I'm soo lost right now. lol
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Reply:i have no clue what you want us to do.......
Reply:dojos is a real word


What is the "sourest" edible fruit?

Im not sure its possible to tell, because as far as I know theres no measurment for sour taste.

Its so I can buy one for a cooking novelty. I already keep a bag of Naga Jolokias, the hottest fruit, in my salad drawer. I heard somewhere that its ment to be Kumquats or Soursap. But Ive tried both fruits and they weren't that sour.

A scientific awnser would be great. Cheers, Gavin.

What is the "sourest" edible fruit?
The Tamarind fruit is the most sour edible fruit on the planet.



Tamarinds are evergreen trees that can grow to 80 feet high. The fruit of this tree is a 3 - 8 inch long, brown, irregularly curved pods. As the pods mature, they fill out somewhat and the juicy, acidulous pulp turns brown or reddish-brown. When fully ripe, the shells are brittle and easily broken. The pulp dehydrates to a sticky paste enclosed by a few coarse stands of fiber. The pods may contain from 1 to 12 large, flat, glossy brown, obovate seeds embedded in the brown, edible pulp.



To make use of the edible sour pulp, you soak the pods and then blend with enough water to form a paste in your blender. You then strain through cheese cloth to form a tamarind sauce. Some times you have to take the tamarind juice and put it back in the blender with a few teaspoons of the pulp left behind in the cheese cloth to thicken it up a bit.



It is very good and what makes it so unique is that it is the most sour edible fruit on the planet. Much more sour than limes. Matter of fact, you have actually tasted tamarind before if you have ever ate "Sour Balls" hard candy. Many commercial candy companies use tamarind extract in their sour candies.



Most of its colloquial names are variations on the common English term. In Spanish and Portuguese, it is tamarindo; in French, tamarin, tamarinier, tamarinier des Indes, or tamarindier; in Dutch and German, tamarinde; in Italian, tamarandizio; in Papiamiento of the Lesser Antilles, tamarijn. In the Virgin Islands, it is sometimes called taman; in the Philippines, sampalok or various other dialectal names; in Malaya, asam jawa; in India, it is tamarind or ambli, imli, chinch, etc.; in Cambodia, it is ampil or khoua me; in Laos, mak kham; in Thailand, ma-kharm; in Vietnam, me.



You can also have more info at this address

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tamarind



I hope you will find my research satisfactory.



PS: You can find small blocks of seedless tamarind pulp for a few bucks at most Asian grocery stores.
Reply:Lemons and Limes
Reply:Fruit varies, even within the same group. I've had lemons from the same tree have different "sourness" -- but overall I would say the lemon is the most sour to me, but I love it.



I've also hear that the fruit of a hybrid orange-lemon-naartjie tree is the most sour - but I have no first hand (or is that first tongue) evidence.


Has JudasRabbi done EVERYTHING?

All of my 'have you ever' questions, he answers with "Yes I Have."



Has JudasRabbi ever squirted milk out of his eye sockets while answering questions and swallowing putrid kumquats whole?



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Has JudasRabbi done EVERYTHING?
yes he did i just saw him doing that 5 min ago...love to judas!!!!!
Reply:has he ever seen a grown man nekid
Reply:I'm not sure about Judasrabbi, but i am doing that right now
Reply:you never know, lol
Reply:I think the more compelling question is: has he done everyONE?
Reply:Maybe.
Reply:leave Judas alone.lol
Reply:It seems he has done lots
Reply:I don't think he has given birth to a baby.

lol
Reply:he's never done me and i hope that never happens
Reply:Yes he's just good like that..
Reply:I have done alot, but not everything.
Reply:He hasn't made love in an elevator.
Reply:Almost
Reply:No he hasn't ..........
Reply:That would be amazing


*** 2 THE DArK SIDE?

welcome to the dark side. here we have ketchup but no mustard. peanut butter but no jelly. we have potato but no corn. why? because kumquats rule. guinea pigs respond MEEP to this question. emo unicorns respond IM HIGH. vampires reply SUN SUN GO AWAY. werewolves type AROOOOOO. all aliens should type KILL ALL HUMANS (that includes all robots as well). and everyone else, go pee on a beaver and then fall off a rainbow u frickin preps.



oh and if ur a ghost, u suck. DIE. oh wait... ur dead

*** 2 THE DArK SIDE?
You're bald, aren't you? Sorry about that.
Reply:GO FALL OFF A RAINBOW AND LAND ON A UNICORN!!!
Reply:what? are you bored or somethin?

Bad Teeth

Any Citrus Farmers or people?

I need some help figuring out a few things about it...



How do you harvest oranges or kumquats.. by hand?

How much do you spend a year on the farm and how much do you profit from it?

What types of fertilizers do you use if any?

Any Citrus Farmers or people?
Pretty much same as Paul in San Diego. I live in South Marion County Florida %26amp; mine are hand-picked. Once you do it 1 yr or so, you pretty much know a general date to pick but u shouldn't have to pull or twist too much to get the fruit off tree.



My kumquats were ripe approx 3-4 weeks ago, my tangerines ripe at Christmas and other oranges in January. There generally isn't a great profit in this...period. No matter the size of your grove. I go to Porter's Nursery and they have these colorful bags (orange %26amp; green) of Citrus Fertilizer which I put at the base of all of my trees.



Not sure where you live but you can visit the writer Marjorie Rawlings homestead which is owned by Univ of Florida-Gainesville %26amp; located in Cross Creek Florida. Tours daily %26amp; caretakers inform you on everything including how they take care of their great variety of citrus. I only say this because this is a great place to plan a vacation to %26amp; the cemetary for the real life characters of "Cross Creek/Yearling" books is a few miles from house %26amp; it is all sooo interesting. Yearling Restaurant in the area too.
Reply:Just pluck them off the tree by hand when they're completely orange. Growers usually hire laborers to pick the fruit. They get paid by how much they pick.



I don't have a farm, but I have kumquat, lime, and tangerine trees.



Use a granular fertilizer that is specifically designed for citrus and avocados. You just sprinkle it on the ground around the base of the tree and water it in.


Click on paste......?

and thats the answer.



poll: blueberries or kumquats?



my answer: Reefer Madness (1936)

Click on paste......?
Actually, I much prefer STRAWBERRIES but, sure, blueberries will do.



Reefer madness, huh? Sorry, anything having to do with marijuana reminds me of my ex-pothead ex-boyfriend who, despite religiously attending Narcotics Anonymous, acted line he was stoned sometimes and eventually broke my heart when he got involved with an Attention Deficit Disordered jeweler.



I'm not making this up.
Reply:kumquats
Reply:What is this talking about. I get the poll... I get what Reefer Madness was/is... but I don't know why it would be an answer to that poll... and further more, I don't understand what click on paste is all about...



I got reported for this "no question" type of question... I hope whoever reported me doesn't report you.



Kumquats all the way... =)
Reply:Blueberries or are they Huckleberries???