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In response to
"
ST hump day poll: cause I love the phrase " Sowing some wild oats" - what have you done to your oats?
"
by
Epiphany
If they're sown they are by definition not wild. -- nm
Posted by
znufrii
Jan 14 '09, 12:54
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if i were a pedant, i might point out the act of sowing itself has nothing to do with whether a plant is wild or domesticated....nm
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x
Jan 14, 13:04
Are wild strawberries really wild? Will they scratch an adult, will they snap at a child? -- nm
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loosilu
Jan 14, 12:57
okayyyyy but answer the poll
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Epiphany
Jan 14, 12:56
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See, in a way, he did.
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con_carne
Jan 14, 12:57
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that's not what she says.
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znufrii
Jan 14, 13:02
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[deleted]
fine.
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znufrii
Jan 14, 12:56
couldn't they have come from wild sources? -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 14, 12:55
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~ wild sources, couldn't drag me away ~ -- nm
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Dr.Vermin
Jan 14, 12:59
*ding* frickin' znufrii and his literalism
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zork
Jan 14, 12:57
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