Saskatoon Berry or Juneberry?

[BloodFetish]

I don't give two ####s what they're called, because best...pie...ever...

[vanisleflamesfan]

Originally Posted by GGG

And more importantly Dragon's Den was first. And Shark Tank is the knock off version.

Well, our version of Dragon's Den was based on the British (BBC) version which was based on the Japanese version which was, technically, first.

But yes, between our Dragon's Den and Shark Tank, ours was first.

[Chill Cosby]

Originally Posted by vanisleflamesfan

Well, our version of Dragon's Den was based on the British (BBC) version which was based on the Japanese version which was, technically, first.

But yes, between our Dragon's Den and Shark Tank, ours was first.

They say there's no such thing as useless knowledge.

I remain unconvinced.

[GGG]

Originally Posted by vanisleflamesfan

Well, our version of Dragon's Den was based on the British (BBC) version which was based on the Japanese version which was, technically, first.

But yes, between our Dragon's Den and Shark Tank, ours was first.

I was not aware of that. However i perfer that theirs is the knock off because they also stole a dragon.

[Vulcan]

Originally Posted by Knalus

All the american books I have ever read that deal with Saskatoons call them Serviceberries. I think this is one of those things where in fact Saskatoon did the re-branding, and is a little pissed cause it didn't work.

No it appears the natives called the berries Saskatoons and the city was named after the berry.

It depicts a Native American chief pointing to the town’s future location while an explorer to his side dubs it the saskatoon, named after the berry long-known by the indigenous population. Canadians kept the moniker.

It's probably a lost cause though, since for example, with American propoganda everyone now refers to the United States as America. The USA is no more America than Peru is.