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Newguest Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Cherries/supplement like KM

Hi

According to a certain psychic there are some foods that aid and balance the function of chakras. For example, some fifth chakra food are:

- ginseng

- reishi mushrooms

- bananas

- supplements like KM (a natural mineral supplement derived from plants). I suppose that KM is some abbreviation. Do you know what it means?

- cherries (I know there are sweet cherries and sour cherries. If somebody says just cherries does it mean that he/she thinks of both types?)
  

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id1=236318&id2=1161577&id3=YES ]brand name[/url]. The Herbs of Km : * Alfalfa * Angelica Root * Cascara Sagrada * Celery Seed * Dandelion * Gentian Root * German Chamomile * Horehound Root * Licorice Root * Passion Flower * Sarsaparilla Root * Saw Palmetto Berry * Senega Root * Thyme I didn't know there were 2 kinds of cherries; I just think of the fresh red ones that we buy at the supermarket. Those are the sweet ones, I suppose.

— Mister Micawber

  • id1=236318&id2=1161577&id3=YES ]brand name[/url].
  • The Herbs of Km : * Alfalfa * Angelica Root * Cascara Sagrada * Celery Seed * Dandelion * Gentian Root * German Chamomile * Horehound Root * Licorice Root * Passion Flower * Sarsaparilla Root * Saw Palmetto Berry * Senega Root * Thyme I didn't know there were 2 kinds of cherries; I just think of the fresh red ones that we buy at the supermarket.
  • Those are the sweet ones, I suppose.
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Km is a [url=http://www.srnow.net/auto/detailview.php?id1=236318&id2=1161577&id3=YES]brand name[/url].

The Herbs of Km:
* Alfalfa
* Angelica Root
* Cascara Sagrada
* Celery Seed
* Dandelion
* Gentian Root
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Mister MicawberI didn't know there were 2 kinds of cherries; I just think of the fresh red ones that we buy at the supermarket. Those are the sweet ones, I suppose.

Yes there are the sweet ones and the sour ones.

I was just curious if somebody says "cherry" in English, is he/she thinking of a sweet one or a sour one.

Thanks
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NewguestI was just curious if somebody says "cherry" in English, is he/she thinking of a sweet one or a sour one.
I too had never heard of a "sour cherry", even though there's a whole Wikipedia article about them (which says, incidentally, "Before the Second World War there were more than fifty cultivars of sour cherry in cultivation in England; today, however
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I understand. Thanks for the answers Emotion: smile
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