Yoshiizumi Industry - Rotary Slicer : DigInfo

[glowjuice]

what would I do with 300kg of spring onions?

[JetSetForLife]

haha must be a bitch to clean

[chechnya]

@JetSetForLife I don't think so at all. The places these are installed in have water supplies, much like a garden hose. All you do is just wash it down with pressured water.

[fountainsquad21]

why are asians so fucking smart. I want to have me some asian children, theyd be smart and cute

[mkdray224]

yeah i know!

[kukelz]

no you dont.

[kukelz]

no they just work hard, like ants.

[sean6201]

all babies are born the same, it's just our culture makes us work harder.

[jtoznel]

Not necessarily, children with smarter parents, are smarter then kids with dumb parents. See how this works, did you ever take a simple biology class in middle school?

[sean6201]

nop, cos smart parents grow their kids that way. it has nothing to with biology/genes, intelligence is not inherited. many successful politicians/businessmen came out from poor, uneducated family in Japan.

[fountainsquad21]

i dont think thats true, even the asian babies that are adopted and brought up like normal american kids are smarter like my asian friend andrew. Hes lazy as shit but he knows everything. there just born smart

[jtoznel]

you can't be born smart. You have to learn. However, i think that your parents have a large role in education of their child. Smart parents, smart kids.

[fountainsquad21]

yes but there are dumb parents with smart children, my dads an example of that

[chanjongjung]

@sean6201 i'm sorry for being a naturalist but i think that not all children are the same. Environment has some factor in the growth of kids, but tests with twins separated at birth show remarkably similar lifestyles with similar levels if intelligence and some even give their kids the same name (without ever meeting each other)

[xxthrustxx]

cuz we eat fish.. haha