KORN says Obama an "illuinati puppet"

catefrances

CJMST3K wrote:

I wouldn't worry too much about what someone who named their band after a misspelled vegetable has to say.

corn isnt a vegetable.

peacefrompaul

catefrances wrote:

CJMST3K wrote:

I wouldn't worry too much about what someone who named their band after a misspelled vegetable has to say.

corn isnt a vegetable.

http://empirezone.blogs.nytimes.com/200 ... -or-grain/

catefrances

peacefrompaul wrote:

catefrances wrote:

CJMST3K wrote:

I wouldn't worry too much about what someone who named their band after a misspelled vegetable has to say.

corn isnt a vegetable.

http://empirezone.blogs.nytimes.com/200 ... -or-grain/

Dr. Pritts allowed that corn, like a tomato, is eaten like a vegetable, “so to a normal, everyday person, it’s a vegetable.”




awesome to know im not an average every day person.

mookeywrench

catefrances wrote:

Dr. Pritts allowed that corn, like a tomato, is eaten like a vegetable, “so to a normal, everyday person, it’s a vegetable.”

Socrates dedicated his life to prevent thoughts like these to be regarded as truth...I'm going to stand that it's a grain.

catefrances

mookeywrench wrote:

catefrances wrote:

Dr. Pritts allowed that corn, like a tomato, is eaten like a vegetable, “so to a normal, everyday person, it’s a vegetable.”

Socrates dedicated his life to prevent thoughts like these to be regarded as truth...I'm going to stand that it's a grain.

its just lazy thought imo.

peacefrompaul

catefrances wrote:

mookeywrench wrote:

catefrances wrote:

Dr. Pritts allowed that corn, like a tomato, is eaten like a vegetable, “so to a normal, everyday person, it’s a vegetable.”

Socrates dedicated his life to prevent thoughts like these to be regarded as truth...I'm going to stand that it's a grain.

its just lazy thought imo.

Was helping to shape western society lazy too? (I am a bit more of an Aristotle fan myself... :shh:)

catefrances

peacefrompaul wrote:

catefrances wrote:

mookeywrench wrote:

Socrates dedicated his life to prevent thoughts like these to be regarded as truth...I'm going to stand that it's a grain.

its just lazy thought imo.

Was helping to shape western society lazy too? (I am a bit more of an Aristotle fan myself... :shh:)

i meant in regards to the thought of corn being a vegetable as truth , not socrates.

peacefrompaul

catefrances wrote:

i meant in regards to the thought of corn being a vegetable as truth , not socrates.

Huzzah!

Cosmo

I'm still wondering when did we start listing a guy from 'korn' as a viable political spokesperson? Should we ask what Fred Durst's opinion is, too?
I mean, i thought whatever singers and actors felt about politics doesn't matter.

catefrances

Cosmo wrote:

I'm still wondering when did we start listing a guy from 'korn' as a viable political spokesperson? Should we ask what Fred Durst's opinion is, too?
I mean, i thought whatever singers and actors felt about politics doesn't matter.

actually i for one would like to know fred durst's opinion on...



























... absolutely nothing. rollin'

goldrush

I can pretty much guarantee that this is the first time in history that Socrates, Aristotle and Jonathan Davis have been mentioned in the conversation!

DriftingByTheStorm

corn is sorghum.

"corn" is maize.

it IS a grain.

catefrances

goldrush wrote:

I can pretty much guarantee that this is the first time in history that Socrates, Aristotle and Jonathan Davis have been mentioned in the conversation!

i dunno... tutorial discussions can get pretty out there.

peacefrompaul

catefrances wrote:

goldrush wrote:

I can pretty much guarantee that this is the first time in history that Socrates, Aristotle and Jonathan Davis have been mentioned in the conversation!

i dunno... tutorial discussions can get pretty out there.

The great Aristotle... My favorite Philosopher.