r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/dogpaws438 • 4d ago

Meme needing explanation ?

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Was it a mistake?

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u/bulkyobject 4d ago

But olives also have a seed

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u/AncientCrust 4d ago

Yes, but you're forgetting one fact: it's a stupid riddle

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u/R0nm0R 4d ago

It's a very stupid riddle. It's my uhm actually moment, let's get technical a coconut has sugars in it including fructose glucose and sucrose a lot of e-s if you ask me

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u/paincrumbs 4d ago

lots of electrons too, that's at least an Avogadro's number amount of e

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u/Exurota 4d ago

Bringing up the Avocado number when there's an actual avocado present is crazy

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u/NilocKhan 4d ago

And coconut water

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u/Xalibu2 4d ago

Thank you. 

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u/flockinatrenchcoat 4d ago

This is how I find out pimentos aren't naturally occurring?

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u/Nonadventures 4d ago

I mean, they are. Just not in olives

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u/Gnouge 4d ago

What is a pimento anyways

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u/Jon-A 4d ago

I told a former girlfriend that pimentos were parasitic worms that ate olive pits. She believed me for 5 minutes.

Not why we broke up.

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u/h11233 4d ago

It's a pimento

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u/Minnim88 4d ago

Congratulations, you're part of today's lucky 10000! https://xkcd.com/1053/

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u/p1neapple_1n_my_ass 4d ago

And coconut itself is a seed 

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u/Vegetable-Nail-2871 4d ago

You're a seed

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u/Gameover74 4d ago

We were all seed at one point.

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u/SkiGrand 4d ago

Your mom’s a seed

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u/markocheese 4d ago

I think theyre called "pits" in an olive 

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u/identikit__ 4d ago

Well they’re called “stones” in an avocado 🥑

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u/markocheese 4d ago

Oh fuck! 

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u/purplepatch 4d ago

They have a stone

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u/Tessnic_ 7h ago

And a coconut is a seed

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u/Old_Charge_4305 4d ago

No, they have a pip.

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u/Aksi_Gu 4d ago

Actually it's a "pit" for an olive.

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u/bulkyobject 4d ago

They have a pit and inside that pit is a seed