They say context is key, but I'm having a real hard time imagining any hypothetical scenario where that little outburst would be anything less than batshit crazy...

Apparently from a psychology class.

Aha, nice link. That takes it from batshit crazy to a mere highly eccentric. And actually eccentric in a quite good way; telling kids what you want them to do instead of what NOT to do is rather sage advice.

No getting around her technique being a bit avant-garde though, especially stripped of that context. I guess that's why it is going viral.

They are the devil's apple after all.

edit: Aww... no they're not. My mother always called pomegranates devil's apples, but then I went and googled it and apparently that's not a thing.

Persephone could have done with a teacher like this.

I should send this video to my executive chef. I had to pick apart 3 cases of Pomegranates last week.

I thought there was some speculation that the fruit of the tree of knowledge was probably a pomegranate.

I mean. if that tree was real. and the devil was real. then it would sorta been the devil's fruit. briefly. If any of that was real.

Somehow I get the distinct impression that this is @bobknight33 IRL.

Pomegranates are just one of the many things on his "no" list.