is it a shrimp? is it? is it?

Edit: didn't see your last post before i posted :upsidedow

hmnnn... i think it is a flower...



but still... i dont really know what kind of flower it is... :pimp

I can answer these sorts....its an honest guess, I can't distinguish whats what out of multiple availabilities

No its not shrimp..

Onion or onion flower?

n ope, googling onion flower now

i always thought these onion flowers were called...elephant garlics...

http://160.114.99.91/astrojan/flowers/6/onion.jpg

buray apo flowers ???

is this what you mean ?

http://k43.pbase.com/u14/samuellin/u...925.flower.jpg

if so, no :thumbsup

:helpme :error :helpme

angie flower... lols

shrooms :)

Artichoke??

Do you like yours with Mayo?

Would you mind contacting me Via ICQ ... (30096880) :thumbsup

Oh God, that's Madonna's bush from the Nineties coming back to haunt her!

Oh I know what that is, that's one of those rubber things that you squeeze when you're stressed out. A stress ball of some kind.

Nope, neither

What part of the country/world do you live in?

crabmeat ???

We have a winner!!!

zEn84

http://www.nofupas.com/itsanartichoke.jpg

Yes folks its an artichoke. This is what happens when you let them bloom instead of chopping their heads off and eating their innadrs

So would you please contact me zEn84?

Ill be awaiting your reply on ICQ (30096880)

You are the new proud owner of 10 whole dollars!! Slightly used...

lol I did..

Thank you all for participating. Look for the next picture contest. Soon!

yo the man/girl zen84!

Man.. lol

Artichoke is a Thistle, someone said Thistle already... I declare Shinanigans!!

pardon?

is it now?

Yep Yep...

Wikipedia dosnt say so...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artichoke

but i will investigate further, if so, i was unaware...

but...c'mon....when said guess was made, did a person think of an artichoke?

im looking for specifics....and he hit it....

From that page:

When unqualified, the term "artichoke" nearly always refers to the globe artichoke, of which the aboveground part is eaten, in contrast to the other two, where a root part is eaten

The Globe artichoke (Cynara cardunculus var. scolymus L.) is a species of thistle.

man i read to quick....well my bad...specifics...

let me ponder and contact the person before....

bluewire brian said thistle...and posted a picture of a different kind, being that he didnt just say thistle I wont even consider, the guess before also was canadian thistle.....so i will consider neither....zEn84 is the full winner

LOL, I was just giving you a hard time anyway. Let the record show that zEn84 is the winner.

a coral?

heheheh I love you yahoos


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