Pedro, thank goodness you're here!I just saw your image challenge suggestion of change one letter in a celebrity name to spell your favo(u)rite vegetable. Unfortunately I can't reply there, because I was banned for posting jokes, but the good news is I've thought of one!
Lean Bean
It's like Sean Bean, but the S has been changed to an L to make Lean Bean. 'Bean' is a vegetable which doesn't contain much fat, and therefore it could be described as being 'lean'. Alternatively, it could be in a sloping position (leaning), perhaps against a wall.
I can't wait until that image challenge is selected, it's going to be great!
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Wed 1 Jul 2020, 15:05,
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Lean Bean
It's like Sean Bean, but the S has been changed to an L to make Lean Bean. 'Bean' is a vegetable which doesn't contain much fat, and therefore it could be described as being 'lean'. Alternatively, it could be in a sloping position (leaning), perhaps against a wall.
I can't wait until that image challenge is selected, it's going to be great!
Haha!Dali Parsnip
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Wed 1 Jul 2020, 15:17,
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You said you couldn’t think of one. I’m disappointed, Pedro.
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Wed 1 Jul 2020, 15:37,
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But that was before.Hedgy was the one who finally inspired me
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Wed 1 Jul 2020, 15:48,
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Charles Babbage was a celebrity in the 19th century.If you expand the image challenge scope to include "Change or add one letter in a celebrity name to spell your favo(u)rite vegetable", you could have:
Charles Babbagem [as in gem lettuce].
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Wed 1 Jul 2020, 16:28,
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Charles Babbagem [as in gem lettuce].
Or you could have a challenge where you remove a letter from a celebrity's name to make a band.Which 19th century polymath won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with "Waterloo"?
Charles ABBAge!!!
A family FaveObiwan Canobeans
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