poisonous coins?

I touched some coins and my hand become black and fell off.

What happened?

(Drol Yag) asks...

I touched some coins and my hand become black and fell off.

What happened?

They were probably previously glommed bogo Busts. You should have soaked them
in olive oil first....

Always here for my fellow syngraphist or oenophile.
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Nothing.

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God Bless!
Art



"Drol Yag" wrote in message
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I touched some coins and my hand become black and fell off.

What happened?


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Drol Yag spoke thusly...
I touched some coins and my hand become black and fell off.

What happened?

Dunno. Maybe it was just a fluke. You might want to try touching the
coins with your other hand or maybe setting them on your head.

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On 10 Nov 2003 02:22:58 GMT, rosit (Jim) wrote:

(Drol Yag) asks...

*****Drol Yag***** did you put the mirror to this???

I touched some coins and my hand become black and fell off.

What happened?

They were probably previously glommed bogo Busts. You should have soaked them
in olive oil first....

Always here for my fellow syngraphist or oenophile.
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Don

If you ask enough people for advice, you're bound to find someone
to advise you to do what you wanted to do anyway.

Drol Yag wrote:

I touched some coins and my hand become black and fell off.

What happened?

This is an extreme case of the so-called Black Money syndrom. If you
bring the coins to a money laundry, have them laundered thoroughly,
preferably in several circles, and then put them on the detached hand,
all should be fine again soon. In the meantime, do not type too much.

Christian