There are other food-based reactions that get a similar response. Asparagus just happens to be less challenging than some. And, of course, we’ve now lowered the level of philosophy to a more common topic of conversation.
Frazz16 hrs · Be honest, now. How many of you, dear readers, caught yourself nodding your head before you could think about it? (And of course we already saw at least two commenters foreshadow this yesterday!)
sergioandrade Premium Member over 3 years ago
My thing is the difference between corn the day it’s picked and the day after, my parents grew corn and said it’s best if it still has “milk” in it.
pschearer Premium Member over 3 years ago
I understand that some people lack the gene that allows them to smell asparagus pee.
Concretionist over 3 years ago
Turns out that not everybody has the gene that allows them to smell that odor.
Doug K over 3 years ago
Good Asparagus? Pretty Good Asparagus?
Seems like an oxymoron (as far a taste goes) to me.
sandpiper over 3 years ago
There are other food-based reactions that get a similar response. Asparagus just happens to be less challenging than some. And, of course, we’ve now lowered the level of philosophy to a more common topic of conversation.
Jeffin Premium Member over 3 years ago
I prefer the smell of pea pee to the smell of asparagus pee.
Teto85 Premium Member over 3 years ago
Let us not even think about discussing fresh red beets.
dougsathome over 3 years ago
So the moral of this story is: Never eat a bathroom.
Scott S over 3 years ago
Apparently my body produces the required enzymes. Asparagus doesn’t do that to me.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 3 years ago
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Frazz16 hrs · Be honest, now. How many of you, dear readers, caught yourself nodding your head before you could think about it? (And of course we already saw at least two commenters foreshadow this yesterday!)