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I live in water, if you cut my head, i am at your doorstep, if you cut my tail, i am a fruit, if you cut both then i am with you

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msmanooj | 07:22 Mon 02nd Nov 2009 | Word Origins
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Pearl
earl
pear
ear
Found the explanation for earl a bit weird!
http://dan.hersam.com/riddles.html
scroll down to 81!
21:05 Thu 12th Nov 2009
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Tara

I stopped thinking about this one ages ago. Seems I was right. It is very poor on several points.
1 pearls are not alive anywhere.
2 agree the earl is vague beyond belief.
21:14 Thu 12th Nov 2009

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