HammerofJustice got the Supreme Court vegetable case right--it's the TOMATO! It was ruled a vegetable instead of a fruit because it is commonly seen as a a vegetable, largely due to the fact that it is eaten in main courses and not desserts. This same logic was also applied to other things, such as beans. Thus, the vegetable tax of the time could be applied to these plants.
HammerofJustice - I believe this is your second win--congrats!....but, unfortunately, that means that you cannot be the winner for the Diwali question if you come up with the correct answer because I believe I set the cap of winners at 2; but, as it happens, you and others have only come up with half of the correct answer.
You got the Diwali part right, but...
....still looking for a winner that can tell me what "Diwali" means (where the name comes from), not what it celebrates.
Be specific.
