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no difference at all!
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ones purebred the others a cross
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Turnips are not blonde
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One evolved.One was created
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northerners tend to call them turnips
southerners swedes |
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It's like the old pancake / crumpet dilemma.
A turnip is a disastrous England manager and a swede is a mildly successful one. |
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thank you , ye set of swedes, doesnt sound as bad as you set of turnips
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they are completely different vegetables. a swede has orange flesh and is usually sold bigger than a turnip which has white flesh and sometimes has a purple or green top.
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where do you live shergarburger ?
in the north of England swedes are called turnips |
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Idiot Northeners. They are two totally different vegetables!
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so everyone who is different to you is an idiot Lix ?
Are only southerners arrogant ? |
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They are spelt different.
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Don't want to get involved in any silly north/south dispute, but why would anybody want to call a swede a turnip when it's not?
Two very different vegetables. |
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One's posh, one isn't. I forget which way it goes.
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69p
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Swedes are great.
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t = white
s = yellow |
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Wiki:
"The rutabaga, swede (from Swedish turnip), or yellow turnip (Brassica napobrassica, or Brassica napus var. napobrassica) is a root vegetable that originated as a cross between the cabbage and the turnip." |
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where s the Jock angle on this cos they call them Neeps
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In Scotland the big ones are turnips, the small ones are swedes.
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