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Old 10-23-2007, 02:41 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Alex View Post
I too grew up with a fig and have no recollection of it making me itchy. However, I do strongly recall that fresh figs are about the vilest of all the fruits (though I do loves me a fig newton).

The droppings were also useless, unlike the pears, apples, black walnuts, and cherries which made for decent impromptu baseball-type objects.
God, I don't think I've had a Fig Newton in years and they were my favorite cookie. The perfect after school snack.
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