Tomatoes are incredibly stupid dont you think?

Question

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Answer 1

No. And neither are &quot;gingers&quot;.

Answer 2

yeah totally

Answer 3

Tomatoes have more brains that you. what a t**t you are. get a life.

Answer 4

yes, all red and round...sometimes orange who do they think they are being different colors! d**n those tomatoes, d**n them to h**l!!

Answer 5

No way. I love tomatoes. :P

Answer 6

No tomatoes have no brains so they are not stupid. But this question is.

Answer 7

I love tomatoes,what is so stupid about them?

Answer 8

Tomatoes don&#039;t have brains so I am sure they are pretty stupid.  I like to eat them though.

Answer 9

I didn&#039;t even know they had a brain.

Answer 10

Oh really? all the tomatos I know are geniuses!

Answer 11

No they&#039;re not.  They actually help to prevent cancer.

Answer 12

In USA tomatos don&#039;t have the e before the s. They will give you s--- for that.  In USA you can only buy what we call &quot;plastic&quot; tomatos in a shop or store. They are incredibly stupid and nasty and tasteless. I grow tomatos in my garden in summer and they are the best fruit used as a vegetable ever invented. So good they can make you cry with joy.

Answer 13

yup, cucumbers as well

Answer 14

Yah!!! And rude! Mine don&#039;t even answer when I talk to them &amp; they&#039;re lousy at chess.

Answer 15

Right there not nearly as intelligent as taters. Oh my god you spelled tomato like Dan Quaile did, ask your folks.

Answer 16

tomatoes are too stupid to dine out

Answer 17

no i think your incredibly stupid

Answer 18

you are like the tomatoes you ask about

Answer 19

No.  I love fresh tomato juice.  It&#039;s really good for preventing cancer and especially good if you&#039;re a male.  Do your research.

Answer 20

tomatoes taste gross

Answer 21

Did you know that tomatoes are really a fruit because of some treaty a really long time ago? I got this from Wikipedia.. Dumb Tomato Trivia

This argument has led to actual legal implications in the United States, Australia and China. In 1887, U.S. tariff laws that imposed a duty on vegetables but not on fruits caused the tomato&#039;s status to become a matter of legal importance. The U.S. Supreme Court settled this controversy in 1893, declaring that the tomato is a vegetable, using the popular definition which classifies vegetable by use, that they are generally served with dinner and not dessert. The case is known as Nix v. Hedden (149 U.S. 304). While the Tomato can be classified as a fruit, it is officially categorized as a definite vegetable in the United States.

Answer 22

Not as much as pumpkins.