him before he kills someone.
CharlyV
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Hello Adam
Hello Adam and the list,
hydrochloric acid has been widely used to remove calcite from the mineral
specimens. The smell of rotten eggs means usually hydrogen sulphide, so I
suppose, you have had a quite heavy liquid to clean the mets. Well, natural
product anyway, no doubt...;-
If the stuff has
ry Potter??
All the best
José
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Hi Paul and List,
It came in an unlabeled glass jar with a
the Twilight Zone music!
Keep us informed.
Martin
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Hello Adam and the list,
hydrochloric acid has been widely used
for is used motor oil being sold as a
magic rust preventative.
Take care,
Frank
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All Greg had to do to get rid of his Nitric acid was to lable it as a"magic cleaning solution" and sell it to unsuspecting meteorite collectors
Although it's the first time I can recall being described as a "hippie". ;-)
Gregory
Dear List Members,
We had a pretty strange thing happen in our shop today. We purchased some
so-called magic cleaning potion at the Denver show from a hippie that had
beautiful mineral specimens for sale. He told us the stuff works great for
removing calcite from minerals. We asked about
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The bucket started to bubble (or boil, we are not sure) and anoxious brown cloud that smelt like rotten eggs permeated our shop gaggingeverybody present. We were tempted to call a hazmat team but decided todeal with the problem ourselves. We didn't have gas masks so
Hi Adam, Greg and Folks,
Was this the Hippie that was selling the "magic cleaning solution" in the glass lined stainless steel/Titanium containerswhich read "WARNING: DO NOT MIX WITH WATER"? LOL Just wondered. Glad everything turned out OK.
Best regards,
Paul
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purchased
any.
All the best,
Adam
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Hi Adam, Greg and Folks,
Was this the Hippie
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The bucket started to bubble (or boil, we are not sure) and a
noxious brown cloud that smelt like rotten eggs permeated our shop gagging
everybody present. We were tempted to
Impactika writes:
Will you give the high-bidder the bucket (what's left of it)
Yes, sounds like the sort of thing that would draw some bids (or some fun, anyway) at Michael Blood's auction in Tucson!
Gregory
ecide what to do with it in the morning.
All the best,
Adam
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In a message dated 11/7/2003 10:59:20 PM Mountain Standard Time, Sharkk b8 writes:
Impactika writes:
Will you give the high-bidder the bucket (what's left of it)
Yes, sounds like the sort of thing that would draw some bids (or some fun, anyway) at Michael Blood's auction in Tucson!
: [meteorite-list] Stange Happenings in the Shop
Dear List Members,
We had a pretty strange thing happen in our shop today. We purchased some
so-called magic cleaning potion at the Denver show from a hippie that
had
beautiful mineral specimens for sale. He told us the stuff works great
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