i don't like broccoli. i like to go hunting.
We see them at the zoo regularly.  They are really active, except when it's hot out! I also love how intelligent they are. It's amazing!
They almost seem human sometimes! I've never been hunting myself, except sometimes hunting for honeybees I do! I love honey, especially on peanut butter sandwiches, so it's very worth the work. Did you know that a lot of other veggies come from genetically engineering broccoli? Actually even broccoli is engineered from kale. Cauliflower, broccoli, and Brussel sprouts are all manmade I never knew until recently! It's especially funny that broccoli was made to make cabbage taste better
i have to go hunting sometimes for work and so i think it's quite fun. what do you think? oh that sounds fun. do you like collecting honey? that sounds nice. i love veggies personally, all except for broccoli haha really?? i had no idea i've never heard of any of this. i'll have to do more reserach wow that's amazing! 
that's what i admire about them , they almost seem un natural . bees are horrible , you almost die and it is painful on top of it . i imagine it is i would like to try it i did not know that , but thank you for sharing that with me that must be why i did not know ! that must be why i did not know !
I think they would make my life worth living. I haven't been to the zoo in a long time, I hope you have fun. Oh man, honey buns are the best snack cake ever! LOL! I know..my sister hates them..but I don't like most veggies :( Rapsberrys are a close second! Eating vegetables is disgusting to me so I just blend it all in a smoothie. You should try that I'm not a big fan of spinach myself.
they really are!! and they are just so attune to human behaviour it is unreal. So do you then work with them in an apiary or bee yard? I knew peanut butter was the main ingredient, but I didn't know there were just 3 ingredients!  Amazing! Yeah, it's interesting. The plant was exported from Africa to different countries around the world! How do you eat them? Broccoli can be boiled, steamed or eaten raw. Yeah it is actually a leaf cabbage but it does look and smell like seaweed. I tired dried seaweed though and it wasn't bad.