Walking man eating tree's.     what is there name?
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where'd u get your stash, dude? i want me some of that.
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In biology, a primary consumer eats plants and other producers, and a secondary consumer eats primary consumers. \n\nExample: primary; rabbits\nsecondary; owls
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In the bible it says that he tied his ass/ to a tree and walked 7 miles.\n\nThat must have hurt.\n\nLove and blessings Don
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Ah before my time,honest ;-).Answer is Pickles.He found it in some hedge while his ownwer was out walking him.Ahhhh nice.
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mike should take a hike.
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The wife died while giving birth.\n\nThe guy realized that what he ate in the island was not turtle soup but his wife.
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eating squirrlesand trying not to be endangered
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Daniel Boone.  To find out how he died.  My husband says he choked to death while eating mustard greens and I find that hard to believe.  I have researched this and can find no answers.
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The Widows' mite is in the Bible (also the wicked Flee)\nDesert and date palm trees?  camel food? melons, figs, Middle Eastern food?
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There might be more than one answer to this (see link) because the term "deer candy" is used for anything favored by deer as food. Most are not vines but Ivy is and fits your description. One site (see second link) mentions Persimmon fruits -- Persimmons are not vines but at least the fruit might be something closer to what we call candy!\nBoth sites give lots of information about what deer eat.
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The One-Eyed One-Horned  \nFlying Purple People Eater
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The name for wanting to eat or place things in your mouth that have no nutritional value is "Pica". You have an obsessive compulsive disorder. It is my suggestion that you first tell your doctor then seek a therapist. My second suggestion is that you do NOT ever try out any street drugs because obsessive compulsive tend to become addicts. Use caution when using prescribed drugs and/or alcohol. Learn to meditate and learn biorhythm control over your body.\n\nGood luck hon. This sounds like hard work but it will be worth learning this self control.
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PLEASE READ GENESIS CHAPTERS 1 -10. In the garden, There was the Tree of Life and the Tree of knowledge of good and evil. and all the other trees of which Adam and Eve were allowed to eat from. The tree of knowledge of good and evil was the ONLY tree they were told not to eat from or they would die. The Bible does not specify what FRUIT was on that tree. When they disobeyed God and listened to the snake (SATAN) they sinned and thus the perfect world no longer existed. NO, there were no reproductive trees, someone is pulling your leg. ON dinosaurs, God created animals And man on the 6th day of creation. If God made dinosaurs, they are not prehistoric as some say since they were created at the same time as man. P.S.  God did not stop loving Adam and Eve, but He did punish them for their sin.  P.S.S. The Tree of Life is in Heaven, Read Revelation 22:14
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Matthew\n\nThose who bear bad fruit will be cut down and burned "with unquenchable fire." 3:10, 12
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The practice of eating dirt or clay is called geophagy.  Its a specific form of pica - the compulsive desire to ingest the inedible.  Pica can also refer to the desire to eat specific kinds of food in ludicrous quantities.  Geophagia is sometimes considered a symptom of iron deficiency and anemia. \n\nIn some African cultures, tribal medicine encourages women to eat clay as a dietary or vitamin supplement.
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Definately Adam!  At least when Eve ate the fruit of the forbidden tree she had a valid reason.  Satan had disquised himself as a serpent and TRICKED her.  However, Adam ate it because his wife said so?! Typical!!
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Well, djddan, don't know where you got your information ...\nGinkgo trees were first "discovered" by a westerner (a dutchman, in fact) growing in temples at Nagasaki, Japan, in around 1690. They are asian plants, and any of them growing anywhere in the US must be cultivated and cannot possibly date to before the Pilgrims arrived.\nThey might potentially live a long time but I don't think you can count non-native trees.