People used to respond to my post toasties.
I challenged them to identify this.
QUACKS
Stephen ColeIt
certainly DOES look good to eat.
Tom Hascall ColeYes,
but that hardly qualifies as a proper guess.
Tom DitsworthIt has
the colors of cave art in europe
Tom Hascall ColeColors
yes. But it lacks a certain Neanderthal quality of perspective
and composition and there isn't a single bison in it either. A
GUESS.
Tom Hascall ColeNo,
it is NOT a dead cat.
Stephen ColeIt is a
bison.
Tom Hascall ColeAlthough
there seems to be something similar to bison meat in it, it is
NOT a bison.
Tom Ditsworthfossilized
twinkies ?
Tom Ditsworthon a
stick
Stephen ColeKentucky
fried chicken in a matrix of gunite.
Tom Hascall ColeIt
is not a fossilized twinkie either.
Stephen ColeIt is a
twinkie.
Tom Hascall ColeI
haven't heard the word gunite for ages. This is NOT gunite nor
plasticine--Not to be confused with Pleistocene or Industrial
plasticine.
Tom Hascall ColeLet's
just say that it can clear your nostrils.
Tom Hascall ColeYou
give up?
Stephen ColeEucalyptus
tree roots.
Tom Ditsworthok a
cereus guess now, it's a broken adobe block with pieces of palm
tree remnants in it
Stephen ColeI had
given up at the beginning.
Stephen ColeWasabe?
Tom Hascall ColeHere
is a helper picture.
Stephen ColeOkay.
Time to spill.
Stephen ColeSpill.
Tom Hascall ColeAnd
HERE is the other picture. The puzzle solved:
Stephen ColeI SAID
Eucalyptus tree roots.
Tom Hascall ColeTada!
Stephen ColeEucalyptus
tree roots.
Tom Hascall ColeWell,
I didn't see your post toasty.
Tom Hascall ColeYou
are indeed a savant.
Tom Hascall ColeBut
remember you also INSISTED that it was a twinkie.
Stephen ColeThat's
spelled savage.
Stephen ColeI did
not insist.
Tom Hascall ColeDid
too.
Stephen ColeYou'll
THINK insist.
Tom Hascall ColeDitsworth
bailed out of this some time ago.
Stephen ColeEucalyptus
tree roots.
Tom Hascall ColeYou
repeat yourself.
Stephen ColeEucalyptus
tree roots.
Tom Hascall ColeGummy
tree as Dad used to call them.
Tracy ClarkeSo
haing grown up in the fine state of Vermont, do tell...?
Jim ZelenskiI'll be
danged - I, too was on my morning walk,and came across the exact
same thing, but correct me if I'm wrong, i thinks it's just
cauliflower -
Earla Porchit is a
very bad painting that someone disposed of....
Tom Hascall ColeFolks,
view the "more comments" to see the startling answer to the
riddle. No it is NOT a cauliflower.
Tracy ClarkeI watch
too many "Bones" episodes, I thought it was a skeleton...