You may have heard that that plants can feel pain. But did you know that they really like it?
Plants come in all sorts of colours, except blue. If you see a blue plant please alert your local law enforcement authorities. Make sure to inform them that, "somethings not right about these plants".

Many films have been made featuring plants as the bad guys, Day of the Triffids, M Night Shyamalan's The Happening... and other films. What else do all these films have in common? They're all stupid. Please note this does not include every film featuring plants as bad guys, for instance The Evil Dead 2 or Lord of The Rings 2 (the Ents were bad guys from the point of view of the orcs.), just those films which think evil plants is a strong enough premise to carry a entire film.
Ferngully the Last Rainforest was a film that taught us plants were our friends. It featured Robin Williams playing the part of a ''wacky'' bat. Many people were offended by the films insensitive portrayal of the serious problem of mental retardation in the bat community.
The Redwoods are the biggest plants on our planet, but not in our solar system. That honour goes to the planet Mercury, which is in fact a giant, and very hot, orange.

You can drive through some of the Redwoods, but don't try to drive through a normal tree, you will find that your car becomes badly damaged. If you can drive through a tree without suffering any damage please consult your local exorcist, as you may be a ghost.
Tomatoes! Are they fruits? Are they vegetables? No one's quite sure! But one man thinks he might have the answer; disgraced former lecturer at the University of Milan, Eduardo Pettelini, claims that they are actually a highly evolved and malevolent race, dating back from biblical times and originally designed to be the "footsoldiers of Satans nightmareish army". Interesting, but we needn't start burning down Tomato bushes just yet, Pettelini's clearly a madman.
Humans murder thousands of trees every year, it's our right. However some coconut trees have been attempting to fight back, dropping their delicious fruits onto the heads of unwary humans who attempt to sleep under their lush branches. The solution? A virus that scientists are currently working on, which they hope will eradicate all plants by the year 2017.
Oxygen, that comes from plants and without it we wouldn't be able to breath. But, if you think about it, isn't it just plant shit?
We've seen all sorts of plants over the years, trees, flowers, moss and coniferous, but what does the future hold? Researchers in Japan are currently working on a new type of plant. They can't disclose too much, but they did tell us it's expected to be at least 30 metres tall, with a bipedal design and knowledge of advanced fighting techniques. Those crazy bastards!
