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To: martin_fierro

What kind of mango is that? Kennedy mangos here in Florida also grow to very large sizes. The Kennedy mangos are not naturally grown trees. They are the result of grafting. We had such a tree in our yard. When the mangos were almost ripe, the branches of the trees would be bent over due to the weight of the fruit. It looked like that mango tree would have a hernia. Some of the mangos were just inches off the ground.


107 posted on 03/16/2006 7:46:34 AM PST by PJ-Comix ((Join the DUmmie FUnnies PING List for the FUNNIEST Blog on the Web)
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To: PJ-Comix; Petronski; Tijeras_Slim
What kind of mango is that?

Pfft. Like *I'd* know.

Mangifera Bigassus. Howzzat?

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108 posted on 03/16/2006 7:49:45 AM PST by martin_fierro (_____oooo_( ° ¿ ° )_oooo_____)
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Some of the mangos were just inches off the ground.

Oh why did Issac Newton discover gravity???

109 posted on 03/16/2006 8:22:47 AM PST by Tijeras_Slim
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We had those huge mangos when I was kid in Fla. There was no greater joy for 13 year-old than luring friends into range of the blower while mowing the yard and then running across all the rotten mangos on the ground.


113 posted on 03/16/2006 8:48:24 AM PST by Rebelbase (President Bush is a Texas jackass when it comes to Border security .)
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