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Bananas, proof that God exists


michael

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They really do in some cases! :-

 

"Cheese mites can also live in corn, flour, etc., but they are best known for their occurrence in cheese, in which they gnaw small holes. These cosmopolitan mites are common in stored food, damp flour, old honeycombs, and insect collections. A ripe, mite-infested cheese will be more or less covered with a grey powder, which consists of the mites themselves and their moulted skin and faeces. Cheese mites can live at low temperatures but not in the refrigerator. For many cheeses the presence of mites is highly undesirable, but there are some cheeses in which a culture of cheese mites is introduced for example to Altenburger cheese to impart a characteristic "piquant" taste. When the cheese is covered with a greyish powder, consisting of enormous numbers of living and dead mites, cast skins, and faeces, it is considered by some people to be "ripe" and particularly delectable."

 

Yum! :blink:

 

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So God exists because bananas fit exactly into the ring (easy now) made by the thumb & forefinger????

 

I found a pebble on the beach that my finger fitted into... is that proof that God exists too???

 

There's so much proof all around us.....

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