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[Chalk]

Bleh, still butthurt I missed the last one..

 

 

[iomega]

Hmm not sure if you can see this properly, but i'll keep the original if there should be any doubt

 

[Psyduck]

Barely got all the images in on time. This was a close one!

 

 

 

Edited by Psyduck, 20 July 2014 - 07:15 PM.

[Speedracer]

I have a few from the 1800's but they didn't have publishing info so

[luvsmyncis]

lol Bantam books knew their future printing dates and listed them in their first editions. That's what I'm lookin at.

[Psyduck]

lol Bantam books knew their future printing dates and listed them in their first editions. That's what I'm lookin at.

 

So I'm pretty sure this book was around the same time they opened this military base, had to go to the back corner of the free section....it was literally falling apart in my hands as I was turning pages

[Nymh]

Barely got all the images in on time. This was a close one!

 

 

 

 

 

That printing of the book is actually from 1983.

CHALLENGE #5 - A BONE OR A FOSSIL

 

GO

[Psyduck]

@Nymh Not a problem at all!

[Swar]

@Nymh a chicken bone would be ok?

[Rocket]

I hope any bone will do

Shouldn't be too difficult, this is a good one

[Nymh]

Invisible Man

 

Unfortunately this edition is from 1968, so it doesn't fit the criteria.

 

@Nymh a chicken bone would be ok?

 

Yes.

 

I hope any bone will do

Shouldn't be too difficult, this is a good one

 

Except like an erection or something, yeah.

 

Would a human bone count?

 

Yes.  But if someone sends a picture of their teeth I'm disqualifying them.

[KaibaSama]

Does Fossilized wood count?

[Rocket]

Ok so trying to think outside the box. I have some coral from Hawaiian reefs, and Google isn't helping me really, would that be considered either a fossil or a bone?

Coral is an exoskeleton, but want clarification if it's accepted or not before I go open the jar.


Teeth do not count as bones. I already knew this but wikipedia verified it for me.

[Tetiel]

Dude, I just ate ribs tonight. Let me dig through the trash

[Speedracer]

turtle bones

[Nymh]

Does Fossilized wood count?

 

Yes.

 

 

Ok so trying to think outside the box. I have some coral from Hawaiian reefs, and Google isn't helping me really, would that be considered either a fossil or a bone?

Coral is an exoskeleton, but want clarification if it's accepted or not before I go open the jar.
Teeth do not count as bones. I already knew this but wikipedia verified it for me.

 

No, a coral is an invertebrate.  An exoskeleton is not composed of bones.

 

CURRENT STANDINGS:

 

 

Please bitch at me if I seem to have missed an entry of yours.

 

HUNT ON

[Rocket]

Yes.
 
 

 
No, a coral is an invertebrate.  An exoskeleton is not composed of bones.
 
 
HUNT ON

Thank you!

I'll go get the antlers out of the attic tomoorw

[Elindoril]

brb breaking my arm

[Sweeney]

brb breaking my arm

Whole bones only.

(ntrlylolidk)

[Fikri]

HERE'S A FISH FOSSIL

 

[Michaelhex]

no 4 is close already ? please let me have this go  

[Rocket]

Huh, maybe I should dig out that skeleton of the neighbor that tried to steal my cello.

You are so very creepy at times...

[Elindoril]

Real question: Does it have to be a real bone? I have a variety of dog treats shaped like bones.

[Keil]

Another real question: Does the bone have to be cleaned?

 

For example, I am holding a pork hock. You can see the pig's tibia and fibula. Does this count?

 

[iomega]

Oh damn that's gonna be hard

 

i have a bag from fossil... does that count?