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"Man eating plant"
......or plant eating man? If you have room for a monster, try this Japanese vegetable. But make sure that you have an assertive and controlling personality. If not, this monster will surely invade your garden.
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Re: "Man eating plant"
Hah! I love that pic. :)
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