Ah, the bonnet and the cushions... They remind me of a painting by Rubens...

But I digress.

No, I didn't notice the content shift of the first answer. Thanks for pointing it out. We've had some discussions here on this type of issue before, and it's a good thing to get it sorted out as early as possible in the process. Having said that, let me come to the point:

5) Is it an oil product or derivative?

0) It's ultimately vegetable in origin and arguably mineral.
1) Would it fit in the average breadbox? I would say no.
2) Is it edible? No, no, no, no, maybe, no.
3) Is MistyCat incredibly average? He's on here so no.
3a) Would he own one? At some point, probably yes.
4) Is it manufactured? Yes.
5) Is it an oil derivative or product? Yes.


Change in content? Moi?

Is it usually found indoors?

0) It's ultimately vegetable in origin and arguably mineral.
1) Would it fit in the average breadbox? I would say no.
2) Is it edible? No, no, no, no, maybe, no.
3) Is MistyCat incredibly average? He's on here so no.
3a) Would he own one? At some point, probably yes.
4) Is it manufactured? Yes.
5) Is it an oil derivative or product? Yes.
6) Is it usually found indoors? It's usually used outdoors.

Does it have moving parts?

0) It's ultimately vegetable in origin and arguably mineral.
1) Would it fit in the average breadbox? I would say no.
2) Is it edible? No, no, no, no, maybe, no.
3) Is MistyCat incredibly average? He's on here so no.
3a) Would he own one? At some point, probably yes.
4) Is it manufactured? Yes.
5) Is it an oil derivative or product? Yes.
6) Is it usually found indoors? It's usually used outdoors.
7) Moving parts? No.

Ah, the joys of the easy round after someone has stumped us.

Is it a hosepipe?

I'm so glad you all so willingly took over the breadbox question. So nice to have friends/reliable cohorts. <grin>

(If the answer to 8 is "no", then)
9) Is it made of plastic?

(Otherwise, nevermind, just "Hello, nice to see you all again.")

0) It's ultimately vegetable in origin and arguably mineral.
1) Would it fit in the average breadbox? I would say no.
2) Is it edible? No, no, no, no, maybe, no.
3) Is MistyCat incredibly average? He's on here so no.
3a) Would he own one? At some point, probably yes.
4) Is it manufactured? Yes.
5) Is it an oil derivative or product? Yes.
6) Is it usually found indoors? It's usually used outdoors.
7) Moving parts? No.
8) Is it a hosepipe? No.
9) Is it made of plastic? Almost always, I would think.

Quest report: Cycling trip, awkward crash, abrasions, blood, dinosaurs.

Is it more likely to be used by a child than an adult?

0) It's ultimately vegetable in origin and arguably mineral.
1) Would it fit in the average breadbox? I would say no.
2) Is it edible? No, no, no, no, maybe, no.
3) Is MistyCat incredibly average? He's on here so no.
3a) Would he own one? At some point, probably yes.
4) Is it manufactured? Yes.
5) Is it an oil derivative or product? Yes.
6) Is it usually found indoors? It's usually used outdoors.
7) Moving parts? No.
8) Is it a hosepipe? No.
9) Is it made of plastic? Almost always, I would think.
10) Is it more likely to be used a child than an adult? Yes.

EgonSpengler Wrote:
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> [...]
> Quest report: Cycling trip, awkward crash,
> abrasions, blood, dinosaurs.

I can understand the "Cycling trip, awkward crash, abrasions, blood" sequence; we've all been there. But the dinosaurs???

Is that a formal question? Today was a friend's birthday party. This quest is starting to look dodgy indeed. Why am I babbling on this? Argh.

The dinosaurs may have taken place in the period of shock.

<Googles "Shockaceous Period" without result.>

<Googles "Cycling trip, awkward crash, abrasions, blood, dinosaurs" and is informed by Google I am a Real Ass and required to test Chamois Cream for my hot spots, abrasions, blisters, pimples.>
<Declines.>

<Returns to Treehouse to check stocks of Stumpy Scrumpy and to prepare darkened room for ES>

0) It's ultimately vegetable in origin and arguably mineral.
1) Would it fit in the average breadbox? I would say no.
2) Is it edible? No, no, no, no, maybe, no.
3) Is MistyCat incredibly average? He's on here so no.
3a) Would he own one? At some point, probably yes.
4) Is it manufactured? Yes.
5) Is it an oil derivative or product? Yes.
6) Is it usually found indoors? It's usually used outdoors.
7) Moving parts? No.
8) Is it a hosepipe? No.
9) Is it made of plastic? Almost always, I would think.
10) Is it more likely to be used a child than an adult? Yes.
10a) Is thread getting back to the game? Yes.

11) Is it advisable to throw it?

That's a really relative question. Would I ADVISE you to throw it? In what circumstance?

I think geg means to ask if it is meant to be thrown (e.g. in a game).

0) It's ultimately vegetable in origin and arguably mineral.
1) Would it fit in the average breadbox? I would say no.
2) Is it edible? No, no, no, no, maybe, no.
3) Is MistyCat incredibly average? He's on here so no.
3a) Would he own one? At some point, probably yes.
4) Is it manufactured? Yes.
5) Is it an oil derivative or product? Yes.
6) Is it usually found indoors? It's usually used outdoors.
7) Moving parts? No.
8) Is it a hosepipe? No.
9) Is it made of plastic? Almost always, I would think.
10) Is it more likely to be used a child than an adult? Yes.
10a) Is thread getting back to the game? Yes.
11) Is it meant to be thrown? Yes.

I was just being picky as it's somewhat of a significant question.

Is it a frisbee?