What's your favourite herb?

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What's your favourite herb?

Mint
1
4%
Basil
4
17%
Chives
1
4%
Tarragon
3
13%
Cumin
1
4%
Parsley
4
17%
Sage
0
No votes
Rosemary
3
13%
Thyme
0
No votes
None of the above
7
29%
 
Total votes: 24
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Just for those of us missing Black Horizons' pointless polls...

I'm going for parsley. Because of Parsley the Lion in The Herb Garden.
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cool :lol: :lol: :D

coriander

but chives are a close second, purely on the grounds that they're ace in mash ;D
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Where's the fooking oregano????

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wot no hemp? :P
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All of them, and many more.
But above all the ones that make people believe in peace. :wink:
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Mint and basil both are good.. but I like chives best because of the name and flavour.
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Mint. The only one, that goes well with strawberries.
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Cumin isn't a herb; it's a spice.

Wheras a banana is a herb and not a fruit. Or to be pedantic its a tri-chromosomed pseudo fruit.

'strue. Trust me; I'm an ex-chef :innocent:
Something pithy.
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:P

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markfiend wrote:I'm going for parsley. Because of Parsley the Lion in The Herb Garden.
I used to be scared of that programme.
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Andrew S wrote:
markfiend wrote:I'm going for parsley. Because of Parsley the Lion in The Herb Garden.
I used to be scared of that programme.
Says you with Papa Lazaru as your avatar! :eek:
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where's the Alpert option?
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You've missed out Coriander.

mmmmmmmmmmmm
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Cummin, cos I like cummin a lot when I do certain things you'd rather not know about :P
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hmmmmm, think we got another one here :(
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Basil is severely under-rated IMO
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is that Bay-zil (for our American viewers), or Basil as in Fawlty? :lol:
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markfiend wrote:I'm going for parsley. Because of Parsley the Lion in The Herb Garden.
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why do people remember weird stuff like that?...i wanted to vote for Dill as he was the wacked out dog in The Herb Garden...so i'll settle for Parsley the Lion too :wink:
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Absolutely! No dill? C'mon MF, if that's the extent of your herblore I guess I won't be inviting myself round to yours for tea.

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I'm a Dog called Dill
I'm rather small and furry
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markfiend wrote:Just for those of us missing Black Horizons' pointless polls...

I'm going for parsley. Because of Parsley the Lion in The Herb Garden.
Aah. Off the top of my head:

Parsley the lion
Dill the dog
Bayleaf the gardener
Lady Rosemary (and Lord Basil?)
Sage the owl
Tarragon the dragon

Classic stuff. I could probably sing the theme tunes for each character if pushed...

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markfiend wrote:
Andrew S wrote:
markfiend wrote:I'm going for parsley. Because of Parsley the Lion in The Herb Garden.
I used to be scared of that programme.
Says you with Papa Lazaru as your avatar! :eek:
For some reason wife-collecting doesn't freak me out, whereas animated herbs set to music put the fear of god in me. I found out years later that my cousin was scared of The Herb Garden as well so maybe it's genetic :?
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smiscandlon wrote:
markfiend wrote:Just for those of us missing Black Horizons' pointless polls...

I'm going for parsley. Because of Parsley the Lion in The Herb Garden.
Aah. Off the top of my head:

Parsley the lion
Dill the dog
Bayleaf the gardener
Lady Rosemary (and Lord Basil?)
Sage the owl
Tarragon the dragon
You forgot Aunty Mint - I eventually overcame my fear and started watching it.
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Yeah, all well and good but what was the 'secret word' to open the door to the Herb garden?
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James Blast wrote:Yeah, all well and good but what was the 'secret word' to open the door to the Herb garden?
"Open up, It's the Pigs!"

Or have I got the wrong herb garden?
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