Vegetable Museums Posted Thu, 10 Aug 2006

In my mailbox today (links are added):

Dear Boston Vegetarian Society List,

The curator of the World Carrot Museum will be joining us at Happy Buddha on a visit from the UK!

I've never met anyone who has created a museum about a vegetable but I'm intrigued. I'm also pleased to see that similar ventures exist for vegetables that I enjoy even more than carrots.

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While agree that the aspargus is a great vegetable to eat, I must say it has one big disadvantage: the smelly farts one produces after eating it.

In quantity of gas and sound production, the bean wins easily of course, as the following anecdotal evidence proves:

"There once was a man from Sparta
who was a magnificent farter.
On the strength of one bean,
he'd fart "God save the Queen"
and Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata."

But the smell -please, o aspargus, forgive me these harsh words - the infernal smell of the aspargus fart...
There's a Kimchi Museum in Seoul (http://www.kimchimuseum.co.kr/), located at the COEX Mall. It's awesome!

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