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Sorry... I'm not amused with the diversion... it's not a matter of fear... it's a matter of taste. If you all want this kind of entertainment then I'll happily bow out and let you folks knock yourselves out with this crap.

You said you were 100% heterosexual... please I ask that you show it and stop the ***galoon posting. You my friend are a kitty hair from BAN

And since you and Kenneth are inseparable it must be yours too.

Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you etc,

Jeezez… I can't get away from the ***aloons.

******* AYE>>> thanks!

It's not him I'm worried about!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry dude I don't like *** eye candy!

Did you know that star fruit are one of the more toxic fruit there is... if you have kidney problems do not eat them.

I would have a massive woody if I was in his place!

I have a friend that lives in Homestead who has a bunch of different avocado trees and gives be fruit all the time. However, Haas avocados because of their texture and flavor make the best guacamole. I've tried to make it with the large type Florida fruit and it doesn't come out the same.

My wife and I have given them to friends and family over the years, some come by and pick them up from the house. I've on occasion let my son set up on the road to sell'em.

They can but ironically the US has done more with mangos and created more varieties than anybody else. The fruit came from South East Asia and seeds were planted by early Florida pioneers in the 1800's, by the likes of Dr. Fairchild. I'm sure you can find some good varieties in the DR so just...

Cool Haden's are good. I have a Glenn which is my favorite that has a cotton candy taste. I have a Pickering that has a coconut taste. Also have a Malika, a Fairchild, a Duncan... was damaged by Irma and I need to cut it down and the Beverly.

That's hilarious... "OK you got half an hour" LMFAO

I live in Miami and you can't find good mangos at stores because they sell unripe mangos that are not the soft flesh sweet variety. If you ever come down here during mango season (June-Sept) PM me and I'll give you a taste sensation.

Because I love mangos more that any fruit, and you can't buy good mangos at the store because they have to tree ripen to attain optimum sweetness, I planted 6 top varieties.

I have 6 five star excellent mango trees, all fiberless and top notch ... this is a Beverly, my late season variety.

Well I not sure but I need more proof than that...lol.