Some people view eating nuts like eating wood. “Aren’t nuts weird? Like tasty wood” was posted on Twitter on July 6, 2010. “Nuts: ‘Tasty wood’” was posted on Twitter on August 18, 2011. “Has it ever occurred to anyone else that nuts are just tasty wood?” was posted on Twitter on February 11, 2014.
“Nuts are just tasty wood” was posted on Reddit—Shower Thoughts on January 17, 2018.
Twitter
Unmarked Door
@unmrkddr
RT @northerncomfort: Aren’t nuts weird? Like tasty wood. >>> LoL #Pause #nohomo
9:47 AM - 6 Jul 2010
Twitter
philip
@philiplarkin
Nuts: ‘Tasty wood’. http://instagr.am/p/KlXsG/
5:56 AM - 18 Aug 2011
Twitter
Lead Antagonist
@Irid0n
Has it ever occurred to anyone else that nuts are just tasty wood?
2:07 PM - 11 Feb 2014
Twitter
Dan the MOAM Man
@EkaBismuthYT
Eating nuts is like eating really tasty wood
3:38 PM - 19 Dec 2015
Twitter
very Good Boy
@FauxPawroo
Are nuts and seeds just really tasty wood?
10:12 AM - 3 May 2016
Twitter
Chris Izrigrod
@izrigrod
Nuts are basically tasty wood.
3:06 PM - 14 Dec 2016
Twitter
Nefyn
@nefyn92
Nuts are a strange food stuff really, it’s like eating tasty wood
4:09 PM - 3 Feb 2017
Twitter
Lead Antagonist
@Irid0n
Has anyone else stopped to consider that nuts are just tasty wood.
4:15 PM - 10 Aug 2017
Reddit—Shower Thoughts
Nuts are just tasty wood
submitted January 17, 2018 by assjackal
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