20 Questions

Chancer3001

Is it made from natural material ?

Green&Red

Chancer3001 wrote: »

Is it made from natural material ?

9. Yes

Green&Red

munster87 wrote: »

Yes know maybe so

Jesus I must still be drunk.

That’s a No for the garden

osh

Is it man-made?

Green&Red

osh wrote: »

Is it man-made?

10. No

Chancer3001

Is/Was it alive ?

Green&Red

Chancer3001 wrote: »

Is/Was it alive ?

11. No

Green&Red

Sorry for the delay, WW taking up time today

Chancer3001

Ok so musing,

Its made from a natural material but not man made . Or metal.

So maybe some kind of stone? Or diamond etc

Was never alive so it's not flax or cotton or anything like that...

If I'm wrong with this question ill pack it in and leave it to the experts!

Is it some kind of stone or jewel?

sKeith

Chancer3001 wrote: »

Ok so musing,

Its made from a natural material but not man made . Or metal.

So maybe some kind of stone? Or diamond etc

Was never alive so it's not flax or cotton or anything like that...

If I'm wrong with this question ill pack it in and leave it to the experts!

Is it some kind of stone or jewel?

possibly bigger than a wheelie bin should rule out diamond, imho.


jewel, same.

sKeith

Chancer3001 wrote: »

Is it bigger than a wheelie bin ?

Green&Red wrote: »

1. Typically no

see, typically, no, doesnt exclude possibly yes.

sKeith

a huge garden gnome is posible. but this is not a guess.

s7ryf3925pivug

sKeith wrote: »

a huge garden gnome is posible. but this is not a guess.

It's not man-made and not primarily found in gardens.

Inorganic naturally occurring material that is not metal is probably stone if it's solid. The only non-stone thing I can think of that fits is a puddle, of some type of hole maybe

Green&Red

To clarify when I say typically no for the size, if you had enough of it together then it could be bigger than a wheelie bin

Like if it was water, then it could be bigger than a wheelie bin but typically a drop of water is not

With manmade, its naturally occurring but in the form we know it man is involved

Chancer3001

Ok summarising

Typically smaller than a wheelie bin but if you get enough of it itll obviously be bigger.

Naturally occurring, but in the form we know it, man is involved. But it is not man made.

It is made from natural material but not metal.

Wasnt alive at any point

Not made from plastic or wood

Nor found inside the home or in the garden

Chancer3001

Just musing, whats even left ?

Gases? Some kind of liquid? Something from the periodic table!?

I'm lost. No more questions from me

osh

The stone question never got answered

Pretzill

Is it a cloud?

osh

I think a cloud would be generally bigger than a wheelie bin

Is it rock or stone?

Pretzill

osh wrote: »

I think a cloud would be generally bigger than a wheelie bin

Could be a very small cloud (I didn't see the wheelie bin reference - is it size or weight though...so many questions but only 20)

Chancer3001

Cloud would be bigger than a wheelie bin tbf

Stone question needs answering but i doubt it's right due to the example given earlier about water

Something like silicone is possible id say

Green&Red

osh wrote: »

The stone question never got answered

12. Not stone


Let me know if you want a clue

Chancer3001

I reckon wait til 15 questions before we panic and beg for a clue

munster87

Musing, does not stone rule out sand?

osh

I had thought of sand castle before. But doesn't seem to fit

Green&Red wrote: »

With manmade, its naturally occurring but in the form we know it man is involved

This seems like the thing to focus on. Don't see how sand fits this

Chancer3001

I was thinking along the lines of oil but it was never previously alive so that's out.

Rubber used to be alive so not that...not REALLY man made so can't be a tyre or anything .

Wonder could it be naturally occurring stuff mixed together? Like man adding tin and copper to make bronze? (Obvs not this because it's not a metal, just an example)

It's not man made but man is involved.... confusing !!

Pretzill

osh wrote: »

This seems like the thing to focus on. Don't see how sand fits this

This has me thinking something natural like sponge - (musing too)

osh

Could be worth finding out if it's gas, liquid or solid

s7ryf3925pivug

Pretzill wrote: »

This has me thinking something natural like sponge - (musing too)

Sponge is organic.