lol... what the hell grows inside a bird that isnt alive?
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lol... what the hell grows inside a bird that isnt alive?
That is not a yes or no question!Quote:
Originally Posted by ScareCrowAKA
Are you a gizzard?
gizzard is a glandQuote:
Originally Posted by eejit101
So? Who cares!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ringo
No, no I am not.Quote:
Originally Posted by eejit101
Are you a wishbone?
and are edible... can it been seen on the outside of the bird?... is it the beak?Quote:
Originally Posted by eejit101
does the object start with the letter T or R?
Spammers...
Yes! Yes i am!Quote:
Originally Posted by eejit101
I would say a wishbone is way over a gram in weight NDN like 5-10 grams.
You had me thinking micro
good guess eejit
Wishbones are incredibly light...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ringo
how would u smoke a wishbone? lol
I believe the question was something along the lines of "can this object be smoked?"Quote:
Originally Posted by ScareCrowAKA
To which my reasoning is, yes, it can be smoked (as in smoking a turkey and thus smoking the wishbone).
He is thinking of smoking a turkey.
The only thing that made me think of that was FRIENDS.
tell us how a wishbone is found in a field?
If you equate a turkey in a field with a wishbone in it the same as a wishbone that is already out of bird.you are wrong
While in bird it is alive and non living once removed.
You had us all over the place and I can say I lost sleep over this. BLAH
never less than 1 gram NEVER not a turkeyQuote:
Originally Posted by NDN
a turkey could die in a field and decompose, :rofl:
You could probably fashion a nice pipe out of a wishbone too and smoke it that way!Quote:
Originally Posted by eejit101
Is the object usally found on the ground?
That's a negative
but in a field yes
deer antlers work betterQuote:
Originally Posted by NDN
i would grind it up and snort it...
First off, the wishbone is found in all bird species, not just a turkey (though the Turkey and Thanksgiving were what inspired me to choose this object).Quote:
Originally Posted by Ringo
Secondly, how is a wishbone NOT found in a field if a turkey is in said field? Are you saying that the turkey (or any other bird for that matter) has the ability to remove their wishbone prior to entering a field?
Glad this one made you lose sleep, as that's the purpose really. Surely I can't make them all easy, and surely all will agree that I answered these questions to the best of my ability and as accurately and as good spirited as possible!
I respectfully disagree (less the respectfully part of course)!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ringo