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Did you ever munched on a promangronade premangranade remon and went: Whoa, this thing is pretty?
I mean, look at it.
Look at it!
No wonder that it's once of the seven special plants (שבעת המינים) in Judaism. Fucking gemstones.
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The English language missed an opportunity when calling this fruit:
Prom-whatever instead of REMON.
Now you might look at your phone, confused and asking yourselves: "remon? Why remon?"
Well the answer is quite simple. You see, this dude:
Is called לימון (Leemon) in Hebrew, and, as you know, Lemon in English.
The king above is called רימון (Reemon) in Hebrew, but is it called Remon in English? No! Fucking promangronade. Not catchy. Not pretty. Lasts forever and no one can spell it. But we can change this for the better!
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