Answer for a chance to win one of the pictured feral items!!!
(responses will be judged based on specificity and imaginaticity)
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I’m guessing tomato, tomato, kale, slug.
WHAT DO I WIN?
Thank G you didn’t say “newspaper” for #4!!! Please be a little bit more specific. This is a serious competition.
Slug à la Times?
last one is naaaaaaasty!
Помидор, помидор, салат, какашечнообразная улитка! Я сама, честно.
Is this your final answer?
Heirloom tomato, green heirloom tomato / watermelon / squash of sorts, kale or beet leaf, something nasty like a slug. xoxo
To correct Pig Pen, I think the second one is a green eggplant.
Am I allowed to participate or is there some sort of obnoxious restriction if I’m the one who picked the vegetable or took the photograph?
I see Saturn, a lime jellybelly, the incredible hulk sweating, and lastly my pet slug that you stole. thief!
The competition is tight and many of you are very very close. But no one has gotten it perfectly correct so far, especially as far as #4 is concerned. And I am definitely no slug stealer!!! Take that, you dirty Sancho liar!
The poles are still open, and the winner will be announced tomorrow.
slug – banana slug? two of them?
#4: An indian rights activist (slug) who lives on the border with Mexico?
Is anyone LISTENING to me? It’s two new born hedgehogs. Helllooooo?
heirloom tomato, i dunno that guy who said green eggplant sounded informed, purple veined kale (relying on food coop check out skills here), and MATING SLUGS ??
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