it was neither of those and isn't really that funny

Ah, that would make sense and be funny. lol

My first guess is that one is zoomed in on the other in a very specific location.

I see the mandelbrot and catch that it's... inverted? But the math joke part whoooooshed over my head.

La guerra civil española

Que?

Why wade through a pile of slop?

I’m not wasting my time on something that someone else didn’t even care enough to write themselves.

Which is a lot more reasonable. It's a big soup.

I'm an ass man.

125 potatoes seems on target for military purposes.

A vegetable is any part of a plant that you can eat. So fruits are indeed vegetables

That some Amelia Bedelia type shit.

in you apply quantity calculus you can see why this argument is nothing more than a joke, became the potato is in the base of the exponent operation.

Potatoes are not vegetables, they are tubers; the leafy green matter is the vegetable.

Which root though?

The profile discrepency makes this even funnier.

Real "streets vs sheets" energy here.

Yeah but normally root alone refers to the square root, so you'd still end up with just over 11 potatoes

That post is fantastic.

Woosh

Are you a fruit man or a root man?

Interestingly, the page says regular potatoes are stem tubers, differentiating them from and acknowledging the existence of root tubers, which includes sweet potatoes.

Damn, all I have are these quadratic potatoes...

Potatoes are tubers.

My recipe says to dice them, but my hand is getting sore drawing all the dots.