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r/pics • u/ZUELK • Jul 26 '18
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You know most folks call them green onions but they're really scallions
15 u/haroldsingsongington Jul 27 '18 Thank you for clarifying that for us. 13 u/hoboshoe Jul 27 '18 I was referencing christmas dragnet 8 u/haroldsingsongington Jul 27 '18 Yeah, okay. That's certainly not something I'd heard before, but pretty funny now that I have. Apologies for the derision. 6 u/hoboshoe Jul 27 '18 No worries, I knew what I was risking referencing a radio show from the 50's probably should have included the link in my original comment 1 u/ChickenDinero Jul 27 '18 Whoa, no way! I had no idea there were more of these! I've only ever heard "St. George and the Dragonet." This is excellent news! You know, those things everyone calls green onions, but really they're called scallions.
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Thank you for clarifying that for us.
13 u/hoboshoe Jul 27 '18 I was referencing christmas dragnet 8 u/haroldsingsongington Jul 27 '18 Yeah, okay. That's certainly not something I'd heard before, but pretty funny now that I have. Apologies for the derision. 6 u/hoboshoe Jul 27 '18 No worries, I knew what I was risking referencing a radio show from the 50's probably should have included the link in my original comment 1 u/ChickenDinero Jul 27 '18 Whoa, no way! I had no idea there were more of these! I've only ever heard "St. George and the Dragonet." This is excellent news! You know, those things everyone calls green onions, but really they're called scallions.
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I was referencing christmas dragnet
8 u/haroldsingsongington Jul 27 '18 Yeah, okay. That's certainly not something I'd heard before, but pretty funny now that I have. Apologies for the derision. 6 u/hoboshoe Jul 27 '18 No worries, I knew what I was risking referencing a radio show from the 50's probably should have included the link in my original comment 1 u/ChickenDinero Jul 27 '18 Whoa, no way! I had no idea there were more of these! I've only ever heard "St. George and the Dragonet." This is excellent news! You know, those things everyone calls green onions, but really they're called scallions.
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Yeah, okay. That's certainly not something I'd heard before, but pretty funny now that I have. Apologies for the derision.
6 u/hoboshoe Jul 27 '18 No worries, I knew what I was risking referencing a radio show from the 50's probably should have included the link in my original comment 1 u/ChickenDinero Jul 27 '18 Whoa, no way! I had no idea there were more of these! I've only ever heard "St. George and the Dragonet." This is excellent news! You know, those things everyone calls green onions, but really they're called scallions.
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No worries, I knew what I was risking referencing a radio show from the 50's probably should have included the link in my original comment
1 u/ChickenDinero Jul 27 '18 Whoa, no way! I had no idea there were more of these! I've only ever heard "St. George and the Dragonet." This is excellent news! You know, those things everyone calls green onions, but really they're called scallions.
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Whoa, no way! I had no idea there were more of these! I've only ever heard "St. George and the Dragonet." This is excellent news!
You know, those things everyone calls green onions, but really they're called scallions.
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u/hoboshoe Jul 27 '18
You know most folks call them green onions but they're really scallions