This troper's dog was once found pooping string. The only things we've tried to give him that he didn't want were grass jelly and mushrooms. He will eat string, but not mushrooms?

This troper will eat things off the floor (regardless of how long they've been there), although she sometimes regrets it when they turn out to be horrendously stale. She also once ate a spider to win a bet; the latter is not quite as badass as it sounds, though, since it was already dead and too small to taste like anything.

This troper (Brosandi) has a penchant for biting things: Her fingernails, a piece of rubber tubing she was given for speech therapy, straws, cloth, her friends' shoulders... She has also eaten a cricket. It wasn't bad at all. She also enjoys the taste of copper, blood, and strangely enough that horrible feeling you get when you crunch tinfoil (well, to a point.) The only thing she really can't stand is hamburger.

That's not that bad. This troper has a taste for recycling some of his own body materials: his fingernailshe chews and swallows it, footnailsas fingernails but much harder; he figured out how to remove the nail without a scissor or nail cutter, bloodonly if it's not dirty, pusdisgusting but in truth it doesn't even have a taste, at least nothing on the scale of blood and snotsalty but at least he doesn't need to clog his pockets with tissue and it '''completely''' counteracts dehydration during a cold. He also figured out that teeth are most effective at removing acne from places on the arms he can't access with nails. Then there's his taste for eating the contents of a packet of instant soup straight out of the packet.

This troper's dog is one of these. Once, we got Chinese food, and at the end of the meal everyone was sitting around and talking about the fortunes they got in their cookies and if they were fitting or not. My aunt was holding hers at arm's length, complaining about how it wasn't right for her at all... When the dog walks up, casually snaps it out of her hand, and ''eats'' it.

This troper's dog is the same. She'll eat anything, and I mean ''anything''.

This troper once started eating a brick out of boredom. He found it rather too gritty.

When you eat it...

How exactly do you eat a brick? I'd have thought that your teeth would lose that battle fairly quickly.

I'll eat bloody anything if I feel like it.

This troper would quite happily eat out of the bin if no other food was available. She and a friend often recount (with a mixture of shame and nostalgia) the time they shared a half-finished cookie that had been left behind in Starbucks. The same friend once filmed herself eating kiwi peel for a bet.

You can put anything foodlike between two slices of bread. Eggs, instant noodles, mince, yoghurt (flavoured is especially good), biscuits... This troper once ate a whole apple,not stopping at the core - also for a bet.

A bet? This troper regularly eats the whole apple, except for the stem, if present.

You put bread between bread?

Yo dawg, we heard you like bread...

One of this troper's classmates ate a worm off the wet sidewalk once. For a dollar.

You know that stuff you put on people's nails to prevent biting? One of my friends drank a whole bottle of that for five bucks.

This troper's dog beats the other troper's dog in a landslide. She ate anything lying around: sofa pillows, jeans, my mother's Victoria Secret panties...One time, when locked in the bathroom, she ''ate the linoleum off the bathroom floor''. .

When this troper was remodeling, his dog consumed such things as drywall, tack strips, and about half of a chalk line.

This troper's grandma's dog ate a sock. One can only imagine what that must have been like.

Sockpooping?

The abbreviated list of things this troper has eaten, either on a bet or of his own free will: locust, nightcrawler, part of a dollar bill, eggshells, paint, a piece of cotton cloth, soap, hospital food. He only really regrets the eggshells. Ouch.

You ate an X-man?

This troper has been to college for so long, he finds that sometimes he eats what's at home, because food is too expensive to waste and his nowadays iron-clad digestive system will also happily take anything he throws at it. This includes live ants and toilet paper...

Ice chewers: I know you're out there, come out! (It doesn't count if it's frappé BTW).

*Raises hand* Guilty as charged. Actually, this troper alternates between crunching and sucking.

Ha, I alternate between crunching, sucking, and plain-old swallowing whole... Either when the drink is empty, or there's no straw, though.

Chomp chomp chomp.

OM NOM NOM.

Burp.

CRUNNNNCH.

Crunch, crunch, crunch....

...Shut up!

Just sucking, for this troper. The thought of crunching ice makes me wince.

This Troper sucks on them, but has a habit of spitting them into her hand, saying something, popping it back in her mouth, and repeating as the conversation requires. Yes, it's disgusting. No, I just can't kick it. Pagophagiacs, unite!

Braces get in the way, but yes, I do love my ice cubes.

This troper, when he was 13, once cut the roof of his mouth open and bled all over his sink (probably a small cup's worth came out) after chewing an unusually tough cube. But still, to this day, whenever he's drinking anything with ice in it...

This Troper has no idea what's so strange about eating ice. It's just water. We all drink water, right? She also sometimes eats snow if she gets thirsty in winter.

While this troper does, and can appreciate, munching on a good ice cube, she must ask people who read this to not do it in public. She has three people in her class who do it on a near daily basis, and it sounds disgusting. Please, for the sanity of those around you, don't chew ice around people. Or, at least, don't chew it in a classroom surrounded by people trying to do work. (This troper admits she is guilty of chewing ice, but she does it when there's nobody around to annoy.)

HAIL ICE EATERS!

As a child, this troper was one heckuva bookworm... sometimes tearing off the blank paper in the margins of the books she read to eat. What, go all the way to the kitchen for food? Feh. Though come to think of it her favorite reading spot was on the cool tile floor between the refrigerator and her bookshelf...

I think that's less being an epic bookworm and more just being an epic lazy-ass :D

A late family cat apparently had a thing for tomato sauce as well as, amazingly, Italian bread.

This troper regularly drinks abandoned, half-finished sodas, terrible food just to rate it, and once ''snorted hot sauce''. It was actually kinda painful.

This troper's other best friend once snorted a packet of salt during our lunch period at school a few years back. He screamed. A teacher came over. He waved her off. He snorted the rest of the packet.

For those who like to snort hot sauce, check this out.

This troper would probably drink half-finished sodas, but he probably has one in his hand himself at any given time. Plus, his mother's belief that everything ever touched by a stranger ''ever'' has AIDS or some other horrible, incurable,fatal disease has got his subconscious scared to do it. Not to mention it'd be warm. Eww.

Although you can catch a number of nasty things from sharing drinks, AIDS, or rather HIV, isn't going to be one of them. It can't be spread through saliva, only through blood and sexual contact. The only way you could contract HIV from sharing a drink is if the person who drank if first had an open mouth sore, somehow got it in/on the drink, and you drank it with an open sore in your mouth as well, so VERY improbable.

Doesn't matter. MyBelovedSmother is a "bring your parka with you in the middle of July, just in case" kind of gal.

There was a girl this troper fruitlessly pursued for several months who would not only eat anything she found on the floor or unwashed counters/tables/other public surfaces, sometimes in ''bathrooms'', but would also take food out of garbage cans and defend her actions by stating that it was still half in the bag or wrapper it came in. Right. And ''she'' was too good for ''me''. (I say that with affection. We're still friends, although sometimes I wonder why.)

This troper remembers a time in junior high where someone found a small, frog-shaped eraser in a desk. This troper asked to see it and promptly fired it back with the help of a water bottle upon receiving it. The girl who found it insisted I was going to die for weeks because the eraser had some white-out on it.

I've eaten white-out off my fingers (it gets ''everywhere'' for me), and I'm still alive...

This troper has the two dogs mentioned beat- my aunt's dog regularly eats ''gravel''. He is also an ice crusher.

I eat my scabs.

...but really, who doesn't? Mmmm, recycling.

I used to have a habit of eating Kleenex. Also, on a lesser note, my dog, if behaving badly outside, can be baited into the house with a rock if a dog treat's unavailable (he doesn't eat the rocks so much as chew on them).

Um, is your dog a German Shepherd by the name of Zorro?

I'm the guy that snorted a Pixy Stick and ate the entire ball of wasabi at a sushi restaurant. I do tend to eat paper sometimes, though. Plus, I'm an ice-chewer.

This troper has a friend who, while sober and of his own free will, ate a mint he found in an alley.

This troper's cat has eaten pop tarts. Entire ones.

In a habit derived from a close friend, if This Troper doesn't like the fortune he gets in his fortune cookie, he'll eat the fortune instead of the cookie. And he chews ice.

I do that too, except I eat it if I want it to come true.

This troper has been diagnosed as having pica. Her family still owns pots and pans with her teeth marks in them, the church she attended as a child still has several knawed-on pews, and she still will eat crayons, dirt, soap, toilet paper (unused), and other things if no one else is looking (and sometimes if they are, if she's feeling contrary). She only chews pennies, though, as she knows those would be too painful to swallow... but she still likes the taste.

At this troper's cafeteria, when you're done eating you put your tray of food on a table in the back of the room for them to take away. Often time this troper will see an untouched foodstuff (entire cheeseburgers and the like) and eat it because he absolutely HATES wasting perfectly good food.

This troper has eaten grass, rocks, an entire tissue, an entire sheet of printer paper and a yu-gi-oh card in his life time. The Yu-gi-oh card didn't taste that bad at first either.

Did you have it rare?

When this troper was only three years old, his parents once found him with half a grasshopper clutched in his hand. The other half was never located. The list of foods this troper has eaten as an adult, of his own free will, includes: frogs' legs, cow's tongue, pig's brain, snails (mmmmm, ''escargots'' in garlic butter... yum, and I'm not just saying that to {{squick}} you out), and locusts. The locusts were the only ones this troper didn't like. (Though he thought the pig's brain was a bit bland, and could have been better with a different sauce).

Try your Locusts lambent next time. They're already marinated!

Memorable anecdote: when I was a youngun, they recorded my progress because I was PDD-diagnosed. One of the "improvements" they found in me at one point was that I "no longer ate sand, just put it in my mouth". Yes.

Hmm, but sand is quite good....

Though I'm techinically not an Omnivore (I'm a vegetarian), I eat (or have eaten) paper, metal, card and once or twice rocks. My dentist has confirmed I have some of the toughest teeth he's ever seen. I gnawed my way out of my hated pair of braces (only the top set, unfortunately, and they stuck it on again), have bitten through 17 pens to date and once ripped a chunk out of a guy's ear. (The whole story's in Crowning Moment of Awesome.) I can chew my way through rocks, ropes, flesh and plastic. And I like to bite. DO NOT MESS WITH ME. And I chew ice.

Fear the mighty Purple Panther Girl.

Why thank you. :3

Flesh is good too, mostly your own, unless you practice cannibalism. In which case I'm not here to judge.

As a long time Warhammer40K player I have spent a lot of time with superglue covered fingers. I always get the glue off by chewing it, I try not to swallow too much but a bit of it goes down. Also I chew pens and ice.

Given that CA/superglue is used as a high-speed surgical adhesive, it's not particularly toxic. You probably don't want to swallow cotton balls after having a nice meal of CA, unless you want to put a real fire in your belly.

Aside from being a former ice chewer (which has not been kind on the teeth), this troper earned quite a sum of money in grade school and some of high school for eating the following things on several paid dares: chalk, paper, glue, leaves from hedges, flowers, ink from a ballpoint pen, a whole Lego person, ants, a grasshopper, and a half-eaten ice cream cone off a trash can. Not once did any of those induce any sort of nausea. This troper--now a teacher--has basically retired from being ExtremeOmnivore since it probably wouldn't set a good example for the students.

I tend to gravitate toward eating plant matter. I eat paper, chew furiously on pencils and soft wood and eat (non-poisonous of course) flowers.

I... kind of eat plastic. From little objects... a pen, a candy wrapper.. or rubber. I prefer rubber than plastic, but it's rarer. I also eat paper (post-its especially). I don't actually eat a lot of inedible stuff, but when I'm relaxing I used to do it... I used to hide it, I still do for the most part actually. People are not very understanding about that. The ironic part is that... I'm proud I don't eat my nails. (sorry for the bad english - I'm Italian)

Actually, your English is pretty much perfect, if a bit ellipsis-heavy.

This troper has a chewing habit, but used to eat anything, edible or inedible, that was sanitary, just to see what it was like, and still does so, but now limits himself to odd combinations of food (they're usually pretty tasty, though not when one forgets that milk curdles when in contact with tomato juice). He loves eating ridiculously spicy things, and only stopped eating wasabi and pickled ginger on their own, and taking shots of hot sauce, in order to keep from a horrible horrible stomach-related death (still gets away with the hot sauce when he has a head cold).

A mild case, but [this troper] (Godeskian). He has been known to freak his friends out by dipping hamburgers under chocolate fountains and then eating them topped with pickles, strawberries and salt and vinegar flavored crisps, Once eat a hotdog with mustard between two slices of angel cake, eats the vast majority of his vegetables frozen and slathered in barbeque sauce and honey. From this troper's perspective it's all perfectly reasonable though. After all, if you like all the ingredients....

This troper has a Filipino friend who's mother decided to see if she could find something he wouldn't eat. She failed. This troper has even eaten stuff that she wouldn't: can you say "haggis"?

This troper's cat loves to eat cellophane (like the kind they wrap [=DVDs=] and video games in), twist ties, bubble wrap and Christmas ribbons. In fact, almost all our relatives know not to put ribbons on any presents they mail to us for that reason. He also drinks from the toilet and bathtub.

This Troper has eaten biodegradable eating utensils made out of potato starch, several pennies, cardboard, and wood.

This troper's dog ate the weatherboarding off the side of the house.

This troper's dog a black lab/border collie mix will eat almost anything among other things he eats or has eaten include lard soap, a roll of tape, rotten animal carcasses (mainly rabbits, possums, squirrels, birds, and mice),pre-chewed gum, vegetables including corn he loves it he will rip it off the stock, tarp, a string from my sweatshirt, a glove, a watermelon, foam peanuts, and we can't give him toys either because he thinks they're food he's already eaten a squeaky toy and a foam football, thankfully he doesn't eat his own droppings.

My neighbors dog on the other hand eats rocks and tree bark.

This troper has been accused on numerous occasions of eating Christian babies. He responds by asking the accuser if he has any good recipes.

"You want babies on pikes? I got babies on pikes!"

This troper's little cousin used to eat birthday candles because she saw us licking the frosting off them.

This Troper Eats cupcake wrappers when he's done with the cupcake.

Sandwiches are awesome.Sandwiches made by me are doubly so.I've had on a sandich, all at once:Pizza, fries, Ketchup, smoked sausage(fried), more pizza.

My friend and I used to eat the the little rubber spikes off of bicycle tires.

This Troper will eat any kind of meat provided it's not 1. Poisonous 2. Still alive and/or 3. On the endangered species list.

When this troper was young, she used to EAT HER OWN HAIR.

this troper is eating has wicker cloths washing basket with lots of apples on the side

This troper's cat eats flowers, tomatoes, cucumbers, and any other vegetable that we happen to leave on the counter. I thought cats were supposed to be carnivores...

This troper once walked into the kitchen to find her dog eating a pear. She's not sure if said dog was just chewing on it to chew on it, but most of the pear was gone. This troper herself used to eat leaves from some type of thick-leafed, purple-green plant in Montessori school, as well as blue plastic beads; and was once tricked by a friend into eating a chocolate-covered cricket, and when told what she had eaten, replied, 'oh cool, I've always wanted to try one. :D'. Only bad thing about the cricket was that I felt its antennae between my teeth and knew what it was I was eating right then. I'm also a fan of chicken nuggets dipped in pure honey (is it just me, or did they give you honey in little packs at Burger Kings in the early 90's?) but I loathe honey mustard. Oddly enough I am an /incredibly/ picky eater now.

I remember those honey packets! I only remember the ones from [=McDonald's=], though...

This troper definately qualifies. Paper, pens, [=LEGOs=], ice, almost anything, really. Tics are fun like that. I've also had a grasshopper leg (with assistance from a water bottle) because it happened to be there.

I remember when I was about six - I used to eat fluff off the carpet in the classroom...

{{Vulpy}} has a reputation for being an ExtremeOmnivore with his coworkers; he regularly eats abandoned or forgotten food items, but only once it's clear their owner won't miss them (e.g., after a couple of days). He just thinks his coworkers are picky wimps ''vis a vis'' food. His cat, on the other hand, has a thing for ear wax. He discovered this laying in bed one morning when he got the worst wet Willie ever.

This troper's dog once ate a set of wooden kitchen furniture.

When I was a kid, I used to eat cat biscuits quite happily. I tried a few out of nostalgia this morning and they actually weren't all that bad. Also, has anybody else ever made beef schnitzel sushi?

This troper has been known to eat many things not normally considered fit for human consumption, such as paper towels, his fingernails, teabags and grass. He will also happily eat things that have been lying around the kitchen for longer than sanitary, as long as they're not mouldy or smell too funky.

This troper used to eat whole sheets of construction paper, ice cubes, and uncooked Oscar Meyer wieners. Now she just chews on aluminum cans sometimes, and eats the lollipop stick every time.

This troper's cat eats chives, raw and cooked spaghetti, mushrooms, most salad stuff, cheese and onion crisps and goes gaga over Valerian teabags.

Haha, this troper feels inferior compared to the rest of you. She eats condiments--salt, all-in-one seasoning granules, fish paste, raw onions, the like. Oh, and raw noodles. And pretty much everything but the bones in a fish's head.

Not "eating" per se, but this Troper struggles with biting his fingernails, and finds that chewing on things helps. Gum at first, but in order to save money, he now chaws on leather bootlaces, which have a not entirely unpleasant taste.

You know what's delicious? Dill pickle slices, hot sauce, raisins, and peanut butter on wheat bread. Damn, them's good eats.

I regularly mix freeze dried food with dirt. It helps with both the lack of taste and crunchy texture. Certain types of dirt (like grand canyon, or new mexico mountain, or even rocky mountain) modify the flavors of mixed freeze dried food to the point where Beef Stroganoff, Mashed Potatoes, and Rice taste almost edible.

On my bus, a kid busted a cheap calculator with his head and then ate it. Others kids then told me he has done similar things before.

During toddler years this troper used to eat rocks. She still eats paper,dog biscuits, and chews through headphone wires. She used to lick a couch my family used to have because of the taste and eats the fortunes out of the cookies.

A MemeticMutation among my family/friends: "I'M AN OMNOMNOMNIVORE!"

This troper, in addition to providing the nasty ice-chewing story above, used to eat lotion as a little kid. He also once tasted cat food just see what it would be like. He doesn't do those anymore, but to this day, he eats paper, threads from fraying clothes, bouillon cubes, grass, raw pasta, whole sugar packets (just pop them in and chew them up), ketchup, soy sauce, and salad dressings straight from the packet - and Old Bay, cinnamon and seasoned salt straight from the container. (Lowry's is delicious.) He chews on his own hands, hair, keychains, headphone wires, and any nearby writing utensils. According to his ex, he's kind of fixated...

This troper's family's herd of goats will eat anything. We had a little one in the house a while ago and when he got around to eating solids he was chewing on anything he could get in his mouth. And ''it was so cute''! :3

I occasionally eat raw eggs, with the shell included; I just put the whole egg in my mouth, chew it up, and swallow. I have never gotten sick from it.

This troper enjoys cheese, peanut butter and pickled chillies (all at once), and also Pepsi with fish biscuits, which he once ate with a sausage roll dunked in it. And his cat sometimes eats flies.

I once had a conversation with a few friends about my nondiscriminatory eating habits. They then proceeded to gauge the validity of this by listing off various items. So far, I've stated I will eat: off of the floor, food other people have touched, raw food, increasingly interesting combinations of foods that would NOT taste appetizing to a normal person, bugs, and various bodily functions both human and nonhuman (the latter two only if dared). I'm also quite fond of chewing on things such as pencils and pen caps. In middle school, in order to stop this, a teacher I had would rub the pen cap in chalk dust. I licked the dust off.

If it looks like food, Tastes like food, and This Troper can chew it, he will. To date: Various combinations of freeze dried meals and whatever happened to be on the ground at the time (Crickets covered in cheese sauce and mashed potatoes isn't half bad), several 'Everything in the Fridge/Freezer/Pantry/Garage/Headboard' sandwiches (I do actually keep food-like things in all those places), four randomly mixed drinks (not of my choosing, but non-alcoholic), my old watchband, my fingertips, and several annoying hairs that keep growing faster than the rest of my arm hairs (They taste better baked in lighter fluid and applewood smoked).

this girl swallows animals whole and live this is her and natralley this is fetish fuel for some.

This troper has a retarded pet lizard who is incapable of recognizing "food" from "non-food". The following objects have been ''forcibly'' removed from this lizard's mouth: two paperclips, a quarter, multiple lengths of wire, a headphone jack, lint, and half a shoelace. This troper's other lizard has a penchant for human hair.

This troper has eaten one of those biodegradable spoons made out of potato starch. It tasted like drywall (which I've also eaten, and for the record tastes like shit, which I haven't eaten).

This is ''nothing'' compared to any of the above, but I can't be the only one who ''loves'' raw garlic. Even whole cloves of it. Provided it hasn't started to grow a sprout yet, but even then it's at least okay. And garlic's good for you, too, so hooray!

This Troper's sister's roommate was an Eagle Scout, and likely part rat. When he was in scouting, the scoutmaster's warning about poisonous plants, "If Brad ''doesn't'' eat it, don't touch it!" I've seen the guy pluck plants off the side of the road and munch on it. He will also describe the taste of certain grubs and insects, and eat stuff most of the housemates wouldn't touch (like my LethalChef sister's attempts to cook).

This troper's dog. He has and will eat absolutely anything, and if he turns it down, it usually means it's not safe for human consumption (my brother learned that the hard way with some lunchmeat). The only thing he refused to eat recently was my sister's disastrous attempt at angel food cake, and to be fair, that thing -bounced-.

I ate a whole tube of flavored lip gloss once. It was just too good to not eat... besides, if it goes on your mouth, it should be safe to eat, right? I've also eaten things like honey, syrup, instant tea powder and sweet chili sauce plain, in big spoons. Things that aren't really meant to be eaten as they are, but hey, they're edible, right? Also, I ate paper as a kid, and I suck on ice cubes.

This troper's pet ferret drinks his own urine. Then tries to lick the inside of people's noses.

This troper was at a wedding, and started teasing his much younger cousin by pretending to eat the rose petals. Of course, rose petals actually ''are'' edible, so... down the hatch one went. It had been dried to preserve color, so it had the taste and consistency of paper. I've also been known to consume pepper straight out of the shaker - hell, sometimes I just eat the peppercorns.

Back in second grade, this troper had a habit of hording those little pink eraser toppers so he could chew them up into little crumbs. I stopped doing it after being caught with over a dozen of them in my mouth at once. I also once ate an ant for a quarter at summer camp, a Monopoly card, a sheet of paper, and a Lego piece (though that was on accident, as I was trying to separate two pieces with my teeth). I also still eat Pixy Stix whole, paper straw and all.

Alright, let's see... Raw noodles were one of my favorite snacks as a kid, but getting braces made it harder so I quit. Then there's newspapers (or, more rarely, printer paper), lollipop sticks, pure salt, and in middle school I had an eraser chewing/sucking habit. Also occasional blades of grass and leaves.

My grandpa used to eat oil. From gas lightning. He's also been shown to mix black beans and chicken soup, with a touch of milk and beef, has also mixed the dessert with the meal, juice with milk... My cousin went the same way, except that he actually has taste when mixing stuff (he used to eat raw onions and tomatoes like they were apples, though). As for me, I enjoy maggi spices and used to eat clover leaves and my own boogers (I like salty stuff!).

If a bottle has a plastic cap, it usually leaves a ring-shaped strip of plastic either stuck to the cap or around the bottle's lip. It's great for being chewed, lasting longer than gum. Because gum has enough taste to be swallowed soon.

This troper has eaten (and in most cases still eats) paper, pencils (lead and all), grass, leaves, string, a penny, plastic, her blood, glue, her scabs, pus, her skin (to the point where it leaves raised scars), sweet wrappers, cardboard, ice cubes, feathers from her (punctured) duvet, erasers, pebbles, flower petals, and last but not least, her fingernails. She has also drunk pen ink and vinegar(not together) and has chewed bootlaces. She will scavenge food from her friends plates. On top of this she enjoys odd combinations of food such as celery and Nutella, parmisan cheese with raisins and frozen peas. Bizarrely though she finds eggs and strawberries disgusting and dislikes kiwi fruit.

This Troper's dog will eat PLASTIC. You know how ground beef comes in plastic packages with a little metal tie at the end? Well, the dog ate the wrapper, metal and all.

This Troper's cat doesn't eat non-food items, but she'll eat so many types of people food. Yogurt, ice cream, waffles, marshmallows, biscuits, lots of things, really. Especially marshmallows, the cat has ripped open bags of marshmallows to get to them. She also seems to like licking hard candy like lollipops, but only if it's cherry flavored. But the craziest thing she's gone after was probably canola oil. Had some out to make a cake, and the cat went crazy trying to drink it up, and she got all pissy when someone made her stop.

This troper is more of an extreme herbivore; he eats entire fruits (apples w/ seeds, core, and stem, cherries w/ pit and stem, the skin of oranges, sunflower-seed shells, the whole pomegranate), roses, clovers, paper, plastic, wooden sticks, and anything that is a plant that is not deadly or on the floor.