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| rdfs:comment | - Thistle is a consumable item in Fallout 4.
- Thistle is a noble house of Cormyr.
- Thistle is an old woman in northern Akhemony.
- Thistle was the name by which a group of flowering plants characterized by leaves with sharp prickly margins was commonly known. It was the floral emblem of Scotland. In 2267, after sternly warning Scotty not to take further unauthorized action against Apollo, James T. Kirk relented and light-heartedly called him a "stiff-necked thistle head." (TOS: "Who Mourns for Adonais?" )
- Thistle, Utah was a small town southeast of Provo. It lasted from its founding in 1878 until it was evacuated in 1983 following a landslide and flood.
- Thistle is a garden fairy, who appeared in Prilla's Prize. She won the carrot toss on the Great Games Day, while Prilla couldn't even pick up a small carrot. She appears as a main character in Tinker Bell to the Rescue, in it she has a crush on the dust keeper, Jerome. She was first mentioned in Beck and the Great Berry Battle, when they say that a raccoon had trampled through her garden.
- Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is D8BFD8
- Thistle was a hare, who lived in Salamandastron. Thistle was a member of the Long Patrol and s/he was foraging food with Moonpaw, Seawood, Catkin and Starbob while Urthstripe the Strong and Sergeant Sapwood arranged a diversion. Thistle was a minor character, nothing else is known about him/her.
- The Thistle is the Head of the Department of Mary Sue Experiments and Research. He is usually found in the department labs, taking the credit for his subordinates' research in the manner of principle investigators throughout the multiverse.
- Kimimaro slices upward with a sword made of bone and then extends his bones from his back to throw the opponent into the air violently.
- Thistle is a shy flower who appears in the Mopatop's Shop episode "Flowers." She doesn't talk very loudly, so Mopatop and Puppyduck tend to overlook her. But when she gets some advice from Moosey Mouse, she is able to make herself heard and ultimately finds a customer, Gloop, who wants her.
- Thistle and Kate became friends through this experience and Kate kept her safe in a locked box ever since. When Prue and Phoebe asked to see Thistle, Kate opened the box to let them see her. Unfortunately, she was invisible to them, and Thistle had Kate sprinkle them with fairy dust to give them the sight while also making them act like children.
- The thistle is a plant found in most Middle-earth biomes, except for wastelands like Mordor and the Brown Lands. Like nettles, it causes a quarter of a damage point. Unlike nettles, you have to sprint through it, to recieve the damage. Being eight times pricked by thistles, causes damage, and eighty pricks can theoretically kill a fully healed player, and you recieve this death message: "Person was pricked to death." Thistles can be placed in flower pots, but have no real use except for decoration. They can not be crafted into dye.
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| jutsu classification | - Kekkei Genkai~Shikotsumyaku, Taijutsu, Kenjutsu
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| Justification | - a flower. It is often considered a weed because it has so many thorns.
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| Effects | - +10 Hit Points
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| abstract | - Thistle and Kate became friends through this experience and Kate kept her safe in a locked box ever since. When Prue and Phoebe asked to see Thistle, Kate opened the box to let them see her. Unfortunately, she was invisible to them, and Thistle had Kate sprinkle them with fairy dust to give them the sight while also making them act like children. When the trolls found the key to open her box, she was taken back by the trolls along with Kate, who was turned into a fairy. The trolls then trapped Thistle and Kate in a cage above a bonfire to burn them. After the Charmed Ones found the trolls' lair, both Thistle and Kate were rescued from the trolls once and for all. Thistle then turned Kate back into a mortal and returned home to her kingdom.
- Thistle is a consumable item in Fallout 4.
- Thistle is a noble house of Cormyr.
- Thistle is an old woman in northern Akhemony.
- Thistle was the name by which a group of flowering plants characterized by leaves with sharp prickly margins was commonly known. It was the floral emblem of Scotland. In 2267, after sternly warning Scotty not to take further unauthorized action against Apollo, James T. Kirk relented and light-heartedly called him a "stiff-necked thistle head." (TOS: "Who Mourns for Adonais?" )
- Thistle, Utah was a small town southeast of Provo. It lasted from its founding in 1878 until it was evacuated in 1983 following a landslide and flood.
- The thistle is a plant found in most Middle-earth biomes, except for wastelands like Mordor and the Brown Lands. Like nettles, it causes a quarter of a damage point. Unlike nettles, you have to sprint through it, to recieve the damage. Being eight times pricked by thistles, causes damage, and eighty pricks can theoretically kill a fully healed player, and you recieve this death message: "Person was pricked to death." Thistles can be placed in flower pots, but have no real use except for decoration. They can not be crafted into dye. Thistles can be used as a very weak trap. Even then, note that thistles will only damage players. Fast-moving entities are the only ones who will be hurt by thistles, such as rhinos, but they only achieve the speed when they are ridden by a player.
- Thistle is a garden fairy, who appeared in Prilla's Prize. She won the carrot toss on the Great Games Day, while Prilla couldn't even pick up a small carrot. She appears as a main character in Tinker Bell to the Rescue, in it she has a crush on the dust keeper, Jerome. She was first mentioned in Beck and the Great Berry Battle, when they say that a raccoon had trampled through her garden.
- Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is D8BFD8
- Thistle was a hare, who lived in Salamandastron. Thistle was a member of the Long Patrol and s/he was foraging food with Moonpaw, Seawood, Catkin and Starbob while Urthstripe the Strong and Sergeant Sapwood arranged a diversion. Thistle was a minor character, nothing else is known about him/her.
- The Thistle is the Head of the Department of Mary Sue Experiments and Research. He is usually found in the department labs, taking the credit for his subordinates' research in the manner of principle investigators throughout the multiverse.
- Kimimaro slices upward with a sword made of bone and then extends his bones from his back to throw the opponent into the air violently.
- Thistle is a shy flower who appears in the Mopatop's Shop episode "Flowers." She doesn't talk very loudly, so Mopatop and Puppyduck tend to overlook her. But when she gets some advice from Moosey Mouse, she is able to make herself heard and ultimately finds a customer, Gloop, who wants her.
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