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I love carrots in their raw organic form but they give me the
hiccups,
unless I drink water while eating them. So, putting these two
circumstances together, the carrot hiccup killer, a carrot with
hollow compartments that contain water. This could be done by
breeding hollow carrots and injecting
water into them, or by
drilling
out the carrot. Either way, no moe hiccups, no plastic water
bottle
waste, awesome carrot snacks, popularization of carrots, etc.
I'm not the only one
http://celineparent...nd-hiccups.html?m=1
[JesusHChrist, Jul 09 2015]
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That's funny, because I've heard that jamming a carrot down your throat is an effective treatment for the hiccups. |
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Carrots are 87% water anyway, but growing a hollow carrot sounds like an interesting challenge. |
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Intriguing. From the linked page: |
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"one woman started a website as a support group for
people who get hiccups from raw carrots so that they
could feel less alone" |
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How weird do people have to be in order to require
support in order to not feel lonely because carrots
give them hiccups? |
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I once went to a support group for people who feel lonely. It was in the private back room of a busy cafe. No-one else turned up. |
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Turned up : carrot. There must be some kind of
connection. |
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I'm sure that if we dig far enough, we'll get to the
root of it. |
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Better leaf this one alone. Some people who studied this phenomena had to go underground after others were found to have to have been turned into vegetables. |
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It's not a tuber!
It's not a tuber, at all. |
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Let's all just relax and jam out to Taproot. |
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A promising title but a depressingly prosaic idea. |
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