Can you solve this riddle?

[RootBound]

No correct answers so far! I wasn't anticipating it would be this tricky! 

[heltenjon]

Perhaps

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your name?

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[RootBound]

Perhaps

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your name?

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@heltenjon That is the correct answer! Thanks for engaging with it so persistently. 

[TheFrighter]

Names grows heavy... so poetic!

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[heltenjon]

Perhaps

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your name?

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@heltenjon That is the correct answer! Thanks for engaging with it so persistently. 

Thanks! But I think I need to ask for an interpretation of the poem now...it's not all clear to me.

[RootBound]

Thanks! But I think I need to ask for an interpretation of the poem now...it's not all clear to me.

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-A name is usually given to infants who cannot turn it down
-Although you can give a name, you cannot take it away
-Some people eventually decide they don't like their names and "leave" (change) them to a new name.
-It's easy to get so used to your name that you kind of stop noticing it

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[heltenjon]

Thanks! But I think I need to ask for an interpretation of the poem now...it's not all clear to me.

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-It's easy to get so used to your name that you kind of stop noticing it

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I'd argue that I'll notice when my name is said through the noise in a noisy room. I understand what you mean, though.

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[heltenjon]

Here's an old one.

A house full of food
with no door.

[Creamy]

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An ancient Egyptian tomb?

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[heltenjon]

Cool guess, but no. 

[RootBound]

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A stomach?

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[heltenjon]

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A stomach?

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No, that would have two "doors" in a sense.

[Stupot]

Here's an old one.

A house full of food
with no door.

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Nuthouse

Nuts are a kind of food, and there are no doors in the sense that they're not allowed out.

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[heltenjon]

Here's an old one.

A house full of food
with no door.

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Nuthouse

Nuts are a kind of food, and there are no doors in the sense that they're not allowed out.

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That is an answer that is correct, but it's not the original answer to the riddle (according to Norwegian folklore). If I were to give points, I'd give full score, though. 

[mkennedy]

Here's an old one.

A house full of food
with no door.

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Nuthouse
Nuts are a kind of food, and there are no doors in the sense that they're not allowed out.

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What about

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tree nuts? (IE walnuts, coconuts, hazel nuts)

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[heltenjon]

I thought that was what Stupot was suggesting. Anyway, while technically correct, it's not the answer we're looking for.
EDIT: Ahhh....sorry, Stupot. My pun mode was not activated.

[Stupot]

I think I've got it.

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The sea!

It's full of edible fish, but there are no doors in and out of the sea.

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[mkennedy]

I thought that was what Stupot was suggesting. Anyway, while technically correct, it's not the answer we're looking for.
EDIT: Ahhh....sorry, Stupot. My pun mode was not activated.

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When they said nuthouse I think they meant insane asylum.

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[heltenjon]

I think I've got it.

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The sea!

It's full of edible fish, but there are no doors in and out of the sea.

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Good guess, but no.

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There are rivers and canals. In the spirit of this riddle, those are "doors".

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I thought that was what Stupot was suggesting.

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When they said nuthouse I think they meant insane asylum.

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Yes, I didn't realize it until after you posted your answer. 

Still no correct answers. Mkennedy has been closest.

[mkennedy]

With regards to doors, would any opening be considered a door?

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Another guess would be an egg, but considering that most animals likely eat the shell also I'm not sure that would count.

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