[john h]

JUST FOR FUN!
GUESSES PLEASE LADIES AND GENTS




ANSWER IN A FEW DAYS
CHEERS JOHN.

[karnivor]

Cauliflower.
Wheres my prize

Edit.
Just for absolute clarity its Brassica Romanesco

[ben]

dont be silly, its a pine cone

[karnivor]

On a more serious note, its a great example of how nature utilises Fractals.

[karnivor]

Quigs, on Nov 20 2009, 08:51 PM, said:

Thanks Tony - Never heard of that, so guess what? Googled it and came up with a cross between a cauliflower and broccoli. I have to ask though Tony...how did you know about Fractals?

Now, the prize.......where is it?

Fractals....ahh, a mispent childhood playing with maths and graphics on computers that took days to plot a single screen. I used to be fascinated by them, along with other academic games like "life" and "eliza".
How sad am I.

I bet that Brassica could be represented as a single mathematical formula.

[lindsay]

OK hes lost me .

[jason@jasonsaquatics]

Quigs, on Nov 20 2009, 08:51 PM, said:

Now, the prize.......where is it?

Bend over and take a bow tony


jas

[john h]

oh well that didnt last long!!
well done tony (you smart git!!! )
apart from looking cool it tasted the same we had a purple one at the same time looked nice on the plate but freaked the kids out!!
but as for fractals graphics and maths i think ill leave those in karnivor world!