Thursday's Sweetart Riddle

[hiwaygal]

For you Roadie

ewwwwww...

I don't know but he's happy to see you.


You know, due to the stars in his eyes.....

EEWWWWWWWW!!!!

Oh wait...I thought you were talking about Richard!

 

[alabamaalan]

Today's riddle is brought to you by Roadie's favorite letter.

W


Think about it....

 

[brightspark]

Well this riddle has had some truly weird pictures in it... BUT I LOVE mine... thank you horsey!

Sparkly Sparky

 

[Mnementh]

Hey everyone, I'm in. I was eating orange wedges when I started reading the riddle today and it just made me crave more fruit...

 

[brightspark]

Hey everyone, I'm in. I was eating orange wedges when I started reading the riddle today and it just made me crave more fruit...

By the way - Hi there, but sorry I'm about to go to bed, so can't stop and chat!

 

[L107ANGEL]

By the way - Hi there, but sorry I'm about to go to bed, so can't stop and chat!

 

[horsegirl]

night sparky!

Dragon Baby....who has yet to see one.

 

[hiwaygal]

Today's riddle is brought to you by Roadie's favorite letter.

W


Think about it....

 

[MadScouser]

My my, all focused on the fruit and not on the hooty

Lets make Friday a Hooty day

 

[brightspark]

Mornning all!

 

[horsegirl]

yesterday's answer was RHUBARB. Here it is Duck and DragonBaby.

No one challenged my fruit connection. It is a perennial plant, so not a fruit OR a veggie....but sadly, there weren't a whole lot of interesting pictures of rhubarb...

This was my first woohootyless riddle.

Bye!

 

[Duckfan-in-Chicago]

No one challenged my fruit connection. It is a perennial plant, so not a fruit OR a veggie....

So is it a amphibian then?

This is from wikipedia, btw...

Rhubarb is actually a vegetable, but is often used in food as a fruit. In the United States until the 1940s it was considered a vegetable. It was reclassified as a fruit when US customs officials, baffled by the foreign food, decided it should be classified according to the way it was eaten.

 

[L107ANGEL]

You said eeewww twice, making him think of double eeeewww or W Hes's wierd, deal with it

 

[horsegirl]

So is it a amphibian then?

This is from wikipedia, btw...

Rhubarb is actually a vegetable, but is often used in food as a fruit. In the United States until the 1940s it was considered a vegetable. It was reclassified as a fruit when US customs officials, baffled by the foreign food, decided it should be classified according to the way it was eaten.

well, see? look what we all learned this morning, Duck.

 

[Duckfan-in-Chicago]

You said eeewww twice, making him think of double eeeewww or W Hes's wierd, deal with it

And yet, so many things seem to go over your head, but you 'get him' enough to explain to others. So if he's weird what does that say about you?

 

[Duckfan-in-Chicago]

well, see? look what we all learned this morning, Duck.

Yeah. We learned that Rhubarb has identity issues, much like the tomato, and Richard Simmons.

 

[L107ANGEL]

Yeah. We learned that Rhubarb has identity issues, much like the tomato, and Richard Simmons.

I got your letter Duck, I have no idea what to do with it

 

[hiwaygal]

You said eeewww twice, making him think of double eeeewww or W Hes's wierd, deal with it

And yet, so many things seem to go over your head, but you 'get him' enough to explain to others. So if he's weird what does that say about you?

I'm a little more concerned that Angel got it and I didn't...I must be slipping.

LY/MI Angel!