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What is grazed, but never sown?

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[+1] - cavfancier - 10/05/2004grass?
[+1] - Letty - 10/05/2004Cav, I think grass is sown.(originally, anyway) Guess again.
[+1] - cavfancier - 10/05/2004Skin?
[+1] - Letty - 10/05/2004Hmmmm. That's a great guess, cause dust mites eat skin, but can we say those little microscopic octopi actually graze? Clue: Think environment...hee hee
[+1] - cavfancier - 10/05/2004The environment? :lol: I'm sticking with skin, because skin can be grazed, i.e. scraped or cut, alternate definition, but I don't think it has ever been sown, although if grazed seriously enough,...
[+1] - cavfancier - 10/05/2004By the way, I suck at riddles, I always over think them.
[+1] - Letty - 10/05/2004I over think them, too, Cav...but I love your bit about Johnny C. As a matter of record, BoGoWo came up with the same conclusion that you did. I swear, you Canucks all think alike. :P This was...
[+1] - cavfancier - 10/05/2004Jesus, I had a feeling it was a carpenter question. :lol: Plankton it must be.
[+1] - cavfancier - 10/05/2004Bo came up with the same conclusion because as Canucks who over think things, we know that techincally, plankton is filtered, not grazed, heh heh.
[+1] - Letty - 10/05/2004It is? I didn't know that! Ah, well--nothing filtered nothing grained ( or perhaps "grazed" would be a better pun) But, you be spot on, Cav. The answer is plankton.

grass?

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Cav, I think grass is sown.(originally, anyway) Guess again.

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Skin?

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Hmmmm. That's a great guess, cause dust mites eat skin, but can we say those little microscopic octopi actually graze?

Clue: Think environment...hee hee

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The environment? Laughing

I'm sticking with skin, because skin can be grazed, i.e. scraped or cut, alternate definition, but I don't think it has ever been sown, although if grazed seriously enough, it could be sewn. If gravely razed, reaped perhaps, depending on one's beliefs, but not sown. Going poetically, the answer could also be 'ego'. If the glove don't fit, you must acquit.

This is part of my resume to Johnny Cochrane. Let me know what you think. Wink

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By the way, I suck at riddles, I always over think them.

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I over think them, too, Cav...but I love your bit about Johnny C. As a matter of record, BoGoWo came up with the same conclusion that you did. I swear, you Canucks all think alike. Razz

This was a question from waaaaaaaayyyyyyyy back in my high school days. It was a biology question.

Kev used to do all the riddle stuff. Where is that Brit, anyway?

clue: the first part of the single word answer has to do with what pirates make their victims do.

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Jesus, I had a feeling it was a carpenter question. Laughing

Plankton it must be.

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Bo came up with the same conclusion because as Canucks who over think things, we know that techincally, plankton is filtered, not grazed, heh heh.

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It is? I didn't know that! Ah, well--nothing filtered nothing grained ( or perhaps "grazed" would be a better pun)

But, you be spot on, Cav. The answer is plankton.

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Baleen whales, in particular, like a plankton called 'krill'. They are filter-feeders. You must see 'Finding Nemo' if you haven't already.

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Damn, Cav. I saw Finding Nemo. All I know about whales are corsets and scrimshaw. See what you've done, brat? Now I'll be searching for krill and pilot fish..grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

I am sooooooooooooooo glad you don't know higher math...

Happy hour......later, TO!

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livestock?

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Oh, limbodog of Shakespeare fame, where have you been?

Well, as far as I know, live stock aren't exactly sown (as in sowing seeds).

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oops, sorry about the goof. Your answer is plausible, I guess, but if you check back, you'll find that the word I had in mind was plankton.

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Letty wrote:

Damn, Cav. I saw Finding Nemo. All I know about whales are corsets and scrimshaw. See what you've done, brat? Now I'll be searching for krill and pilot fish..grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

I am sooooooooooooooo glad you don't know higher math...

Happy hour......later, TO!

Higher math and I were once acquainted, but we don't speak much these days. For Letty's whalebone corsets (forgive my posting this just a minute ago, but Halloween does approach): http://www.geocities.com/sounds1313/drybones.mp3

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It's Fred Gwynne, of The Munsters fame!

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Yeah Letty, and Canucks always have to have the last word...is Johnny C Canadian?

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Cav, something is awry with my Windows Media Player, but I'll keep waiting. Is it the same song as "...the hip bone's connected to the leg bone, now hear the word of the Lord...."?

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