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You're telling me there couldn't also be a colonel of truth? 
I apologize in advance, but that was completely illogical.
Nobody here refers to either kernel or colonel in a confusing context. When referring to 'colonel', it's usually followed after by a name, or used in the context of the military. When using 'kernel', it's usually never used in context of the military. 'A kernel of truth' indicates that something has a bit of truth in it, 'popcorn kernel' or 'pepper kernel' indicates something used for foodstuffs.
But what about when the colonel makes popcorn. Won't everyone laugh at him? Or worse...eat him? Most people don't eat the kernels though, so maybe I'm over-thinking it (I'm sorry, I couldn't resist the opportunity for such bad jokes).
I apologize in advance, but that was completely illogical.
Nobody here refers to either kernel or colonel in a confusing context. When referring to 'colonel', it's usually followed after by a name, or used in the context of the military. When using 'kernel', it's usually never used in context of the military. 'A kernel of truth' indicates that something has a bit of truth in it, 'popcorn kernel' or 'pepper kernel' indicates something used for foodstuffs.
But what about when the colonel makes popcorn. Won't everyone laugh at him? Or worse...eat him? Most people don't eat the kernels though, so maybe I'm over-thinking it (I'm sorry, I couldn't resist the opportunity for such bad jokes).
