retired_tinkfaeree

Intentionally. Until the 19th century, potatoe was commonly used in English language. Only afterwards it became used less until finally treated as a spelling mistake.

Nevertheless, especially in restaurants and branding, the form with an ending -e is still used, since it makes a simple product appear more stylish.

retired_tinkfaeree

The possibilities are endless because it's a simple plant. It's way easier to create lots of different dishes out of a simple thing than for example out of a strawberry cake, which is a bit less simple.

To me, simple is not a derogative term.

retired_tinkfaeree

Potatoes are simple.

retired_g_stull

This is the part where, if we were in a playground, we'd all stand around shouting *FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT!*

Good times eh?

retired_tinkfaeree

And the children of back then are the members of Fight Club now.

retired_berrysale

Potatoes are a simple carbohydrate. They are quickly processed into sugar and thus into instant energy.

Thus, potatoes are simple

retired_jgilks

Sh*t!! Teacher/Mod!! Everyone scarper!

retired_tinkfaeree

I don't fear the wrath of the potato god.

arman920

Ammo for spud guns :thup:
Never eat the green ones they'll make you sterile :thdn:
A whole mythology.

arman920

"When I was a kid" spuds were weighed in stones, not yer new fangled pounds.