cabbage

I politely declined to try some of his dishes because of the cabbage thing.

Or, is Start-up Founder one of those jobs, like picking cabbage, that Americans "just won't do"?3.

He emphatically said no. I'm a picky eater and hate cabbage.

You can hire day laborers who would otherwise be picking cabbage!So I think your "truly bad tools" don't exist.

Onions, garlic, carrots, cabbage, potatoes, squash, some greens, beets, and other staple veggies are also very cheap.

We don't think twice about the farmer leaving a few cabbages out in the field, but we get all up in arms when we realize that we are that cabbage.

Gee I would buy this cabbage but my portable DNA sequencer shows its DNA structures has been modified and it has been spliced with a DNA of a frog.

As someone who has spent time in the far north:Walking on tundra is like walking on a head of cabbage that is sitting on a four-inch sponge that is floating in four inches of water. The cabbage heads are all about eight inches apart.

> What farmer is concerned about an individual cabbage?What a great analogy!

I'm sure cabbage truck designers pay a lot of attention to the cabbage loss rate... Look how much effort was put into the design of shipping containers.

Without the legislation against it, when grown in volume by professionals it should have a cost per kg nearing that of hydroponic cabbage, or some 1000 times less than it's present street price.

He might however assert without the smallest chance of being contradicted by a future fact, that no carnation or anemone could ever by cultivation be increased to the size of a large cabbage; and yet there are assignable quantities much greater than a cabbage.

It's more like "I have sausage, diet coke, ice cream, milk, beans, beef, eggs, broccoli, tomatoes, carrots, onions, garlic, tuna, cabbage, chicken, pork, cucumbers, corn, potatoes, artichoke, apples, cherries, oranges, cheese, bananas, shrimp, yogurt, kiwi, grapes etc. I guess I can live without that avocado you are offering.