From: T@invalid.invalid   
      
   On 3/21/19 6:29 AM, Pavel314 wrote:   
   > My wife plants kale every year for the decorative effect but   
   > we never eat it. One year, we had about three feet of snow. As   
   > it melted, the kale plant out in the garden emerged and continued growing.   
      
   That would make sense.  Kale spent a lot of time in outer space   
   between galaxies, exposed to cosmic radiation, after being   
   banished by treaty as a genetically modified bio-weapon, to   
   the outer reaches of space as a failed attempt to subtly   
   destroy an opposing aggressors will to live by ruining   
   their digestion and love of life by masking a food like   
   substance as a health food whilst concurrently disposing   
   of expired vats of penicillin.  Had lots of time to adapt to   
   all sorts of extremes and the absolute colds of space.  After   
   all that, it should be able to withstand a little snow.   
      
   What???   
      
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