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Rice beds are where the rice grow. so its kind of like how you sleep in a bed they grow in a bed. I guess.FART!
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Why are they called queen ann rice beds?
the carvings on the bedposts are stalks of rice
Why are piss a beds plants called piss a beds?
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What are the beds in ambulances called?
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What are beds on top of each other called?
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What are the beds for the pool called?
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Why are twin beds called twin?
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What are the beds in Yachts called?
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Why are bunk beds called bunk beds?
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Why are flower beds called flower beds?
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What is a rice bed?
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What is rice called in china?
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