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it is me again. vegetables

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Reply Thu 26 Apr, 2007 07:35 am
heir to most of the vegetables in inland Nebraska

?????vegetables?????
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Reply Thu 26 Apr, 2007 11:13 am
That sentence doesn't really make a lot of sense because vegetables don't have a lot off money to leave their offspring. And really, they don't have any offspring so it doesn't matter.

I suppose it means someone is the heir to a fortune made by growning vegetables in Nebraska.
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