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By:
TheNorfolkMafia
When: 09 Oct 14 22:53
TheNorfolkMafia • October 9, 2014 10:46 PM BST
The William Conrad statuette?


Stewards Enquiry, Stewards Enquiry!

Cry
By:
Kweeveen
When: 09 Oct 14 23:00
you need a dictionary............isnt that the craic of not having one.....Cool




theNorfolkMafia • October 9, 2014 10:46 PM BST
The William Conrad statuette?

Stewards Enquiry, Stewards Enquiry!

your to smart for this forum...althrough if you had of said Tony Drago..i would have declared you the winner........Grin
By:
naydam
When: 09 Oct 14 23:21
Hmmm. I think 'Not vegetable' is strange for something made of wood. SadSad

Still, It passes the time and leads us down the garden path. (Abstract) LaughLaugh
By:
brendanuk1
When: 10 Oct 14 06:14
2 of the first 3 questions

Is it vegetable?.........no
is it a work of art?.............no.............


work of art

1. a piece of creative work in the arts, esp. a painting or sculpture.
2. a product that gives aesthetic pleasure apart from any utilitarian considerations.


vegetable

Of, relating to, or derived from plants or a plant.
By:
Kweeveen
When: 10 Oct 14 19:54
Hmmm. I think 'Not vegetable' is strange for something made of wood


Is it vegetable?.........no

IS WOOD A VEGETABLE

I would say no, however some trees provide food (like Maple Trees give us syrup) while others are poisonous. Composition Of Wood Newly formed cells have the wall composed of cellulose, a substance similar to starch in composition. The contents of the cell are made up of a number of substances, the chief of which are albuminoids, starchy matters, oils, and water with dissolved sugars, gums, and acids. In the heart-wood the contents have disappeared, air taking their place, and the cell-wall has become very much thickened by a deposit within the cellulose of a dense substance called lignin, which gives to wood its elasticity and hardness.

is it a work of art?.............no...

i used the word sculpture because i didn't want to give away the clue that it was a PROP


there are always NO's for every yes....

now give my head peace..............................Silly
By:
naydam
When: 10 Oct 14 21:25
Where did the 'A' come from? SillySilly
By:
Kweeveen
When: 10 Oct 14 21:32
Devil................Wink
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