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   EarlWash said, 18 days ago

   Her husband’s quote was “I yam what I yam what I yam”.

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   Edcole1961 said, 18 days ago

   Then she cooked it with olive oil.

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   William Tidler Jr. said, 17 days ago

   …and ate it with some fava beans and a nice chianti.

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   Constantinepaleologos said, 17 days ago

   EarlWash, isn’t that a quote from Dr. Seuss?

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   stop gap said, 17 days ago

   No. Popeye the Sailor man said, “I yam what I yam.”

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   MBowser said, 17 days ago

   No! That’s what Popeye always said.

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   BC13 said, 17 days ago

   What are you YAMmering about?

8. 

   Macushlalondra said, 17 days ago

   Hey was this guy Earl’s best friend?

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   ♠Lonewolf♠ said, 17 days ago

   Leave it to two old ladies out in the garden!

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    Joe Allen Doty said, 17 days ago

    Earl’s best friend is still living.

    Was her husband a couch yam?

    Yams are of the lily and grass family while sweet potatoes are of the morning glory family.

    Sweet potatoes are as American as regular potatoes are.

    Yams are from Africa and Asia.

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    eardroppings said, 17 days ago

    Yams are also from Latin America, Oceania, New Guinea, and your grandmother’s legs. Oh, wait, those are gams.
    Perhaps that’s why gams is short for “Gamma”. As in ” I wuv my Gamma.”

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    fbmce said, 17 days ago

    How do you tell the difference (by looks and/or feel) between a yam and a sweet potato?

    Do I presume correctly that both are now grown in the U.S.?

    Also, what’s the difference in taste?

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    Josh 1360 said, 17 days ago

    Hey, what’s all the yam-a-ring’s about?

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    cholldekkgher stenst... said, 17 days ago

    Mash ‘em all and let God sort ‘em out.