We call Brussels sprouts "little turtle heads", an expression I learned from 
someone who used to work in the cafeteria of my workplace.  I love Brussels 
sprouts, but enjoy the colorful descriptions used to describe them.  <grin>

Peggy
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Sent: Friday, May 12, 2006 9:11 PM
Subject: Re: Brussell Sprouts


> lol I had to laugh at the feet comment. I never really put a comparison to 
> the odor of them, but feet does the aroma comparison justice. Also the 
> little eyeball thing too. And trying to fork those mini-cabbage things can 
> sometimes be a challenge hahaha. I haven't had them since I lived with my 
> parents as a kid. And don't miss them either lol.
>
> Brad
>
> on 08:24 PM 5/12/2006, Rhonda Partain said:
>
> I once sat at the dinner table for three solid hours because I  refused to
> eat them!!!lest you think I was a horrible child or a fussy eater...I love
> all green beggies all except those  horrible tasting little balls,  they
> smell like feet!
> Rhonda
>
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> Subject: Re: Brussell Sprouts
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> Brussell Sprouts remind me of eye balls and I can't stick a fork in them.
> Nasty little balls, they are.
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