Tomato Skins

I avoid eating tomato skins after a surgeon who did stomach ops. said they stick to the stomach walls like s**t to a blanket.What say you???
21:32 Thu 17th May 2012
 
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Mosaic, I think your 'pouchy doohickeys' theory must be the right one. From now on, every time I eat a whole tomato I'll imagine it winging it's way to my pouchy doohickeys!
I kid you not....there'll be a proper name for them but the message is eat roughage and keep your pouchy dickeyhoos clean!
You mean I've got 'pouchy dickeyhoos' aswell?

I wish I'd have paid more attention in biology classes at school.
Maybe if all our bits and bobs had names like that, I'd have got higher marks!

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