On Dec 23, 1:42Â pm, Nevermore
thestake.net> wrote:>> From: paulh...@
verizon.net
>> Newsgroups: alt.magick, alt.religion.wicca, alt.gathering.rainbow
>> Subject: Re: Alchemical Art: Gold Leaf, Sheet Metal, & Wire
>> Date: Sun, 23 Dec 2007 10:04:34 -0800 (PST)
>>
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>> On Dec 23, 12:55=A0pm, Nevermore
thestake.net> wrote:>>> After all, the amount
>>> of colored toner ink they sell you for your printer these days in the
>>> snap-in cartridges actually works out to more than $800 an ounce (
>>> proving once again that relying solely on supply and demand to run an
>>> economy is an invitation to be fleeced.)
>
>> And gold does not give you respiratory problems, unlike the powdered
>> stuff for copiers, fax, and laser printers.
>
> Really!?! Hmmm, I was getting violent sneezing fits last year whenever I
> sat in one corner of my home-office and there happens to be a printer
> there. Â Are you talking about the kind of powder you dump into copiers
> and the like yourself or can this involve the off-the-shelf self-
> contained cartridges?
It depends what kind of gold your in the market for. Last night I was
drinking shots of german liquer with flakes of real gold in it, the
kind you might buy in tiny vials as geology specimins. The drink was
good, and I mixed it with a strawberry daqeri & draft beer. I was
feeling great by the time I walked home from the party. On e-bay I
bought a troy pound of gold flakes for $1000. You just need a way to
melt it down and make things with it. A friend of mine I think knows
something about blacksmithing, so my project is going to be building a
solid gold antenna to pick up ham-radio, wifi, and everything else.
Making an antenna isn't so hard really, if you can work with metal.
Then we just sell it for $5,000 to someone who wants to pick up
signals from the other side of the moon. It will get even better
reception once you get it superconducting with electrical coolant.
