eglantine=plant with fruit that can be used for making teas. i guess.

 

 

 

eglantine equals eggplant!!

I think I want to change my username. =/

not quite true, Rick!

eglantine equals eggplant!!

 

I just said above!!

 

eglantine=eggplant=aubergine!!

I think I want to change my username. =/

 

 

That would be a good idea! :D

 

not quite true, Rick!

 

 

It does in my book! :P

I just said above!!

 

eglantine=eggplant=aubergine!!

 

 

 

Wow,cool it there aye Rudster!! :laugh3:

that's the first fruit popped out from my mind..

Crestingwaves....not much to say, it's quite obvious. I think I was listening to Crest of Waves a lot when I signed up here.

freckles - half a year ago i was quite into LOST and i remember sawyer calling kate "freks" or something like that, i can't remember it exactly.. and i simply liked it, and because i've got freckles as well, i thought i could use it... :D

that's the first fruit popped out from my mind..

 

 

 

You mean Fruit Loops?

oh? eggplant is not a type of fruit? eggplant is a vegetable, right?

it is a bush!

oh? eggplant is not a type of fruit? eggplant is a vegetable, right?

 

 

eggplant is a vegetable.

Talisman.....it comes from on of the best songs by "Air" :)

talisman is a kind of thing in the traditional medicines, right??

as far as i know talisman refers to an object or thing that is supposed to bring you good luck and protection

Yeah,that is also what i think it means!

eggplant is a vegetable.

 

 

Eggplants :cool3:

 

as far as i know talisman refers to an object or thing that is supposed to bring you good luck and protection

 

Yeah i think that's what it means..

Personally i think eggplants are disgusting!!!!!

Nah, they're not that bad. I used to dislike them but they're fine really.

Just grill them a bit

I've never had an eggplant. But it does look funky.

i love them if they're fried. yum yum yum.

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eglantine...

according to Merriam-Webster:

 

eglantine

Main Entry:eg·lan·tine Pronunciation: \ˈe-glən-ˌtīn, -ˌtēn\ Function:noun Etymology:Middle English eglentyn, from Anglo-French eglent, from Vulgar Latin *aculentum, from Latin acus needle; akin to Latin acer sharp — more at edgeDate:14th century : sweetbriar

okay. you win, eggie...

 

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^ the true eglantine...