Talk:Grapefruit's Family/@comment-1765692-20150620213552

Wait, how can Grapefruit have a grandfather? I never thought about it before, but shouldn't Grapefruit's father/mother be a grapefruit tree? And wouldn't his grandfather also be a tree? Wait, no... Grapefruit's grandfather was originally a grapefruit, then was pulped, and the seeds were taken out and planted. Then, the tree that grew there bore Grapefruit's father/mother, who was also pulped... so Grapefruit's grandfather shouldn't still be in one piece, or at least, shouldn't still be a grapefruit. And how can Grapefruit's brother have a son? Grapefruit's brother should be a tree. Except he's not. And why are Grapefruit's parents a completely different kind of grapefruit? And why does Grapefruit have more than one parent? If it were two trees, it'd make sense because of how pollination works, but they're not. In that case, how did Grapefruit come into existence? Are they implying that fruit have... utensils? Is that why only one of them has a stem? But then, how would that work? The stem is what attaches the fruit to the tree, it doesn't perform that function. And wouldn't the other grapefruit need some sort of receptacle? How in the heck does fruit biology work in this series?!