Yellow Calcite

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54 responses to “Yellow Calcite”

  1. Negroni Please

    I’m pretty sure Adderall is the best stone for anyone studying

    1. DOOMco

      adderall and a joint= spring cleaning.

    2. Playa Manhattan

      “Yellow Calcite” is just homemade Adderall without all those synthetic blue dyes. They’re not organic, you know.

      1. jesse.in.mb

        You laugh, but that was part of the draw of molly over ecstasy a few years back

  2. DOOMco

    $49tt?
    /fry meme

  3. Old Man With Candy

    What are the commenters going to do when they find out that your avatar is an actual photo of you?

  4. WTF

    I’ve found Taco Bell is usually the best for cleansing.

    1. trshmnstr

      It’s an ethnic cleansing

      1. WTF

        Nice!

    2. {|}===[|}:;:;:;:;:;:;:>

      The sawdust they use as an extender is also a great adsorbent.

  5. jesse.in.mb

    Man, my energy has been a bit dusty lately. Is Yellow Calcite a high maintenance mind stone? I don’t want to have to constantly leave it on a bed of clear quartz to cleanse it’s aura.

    *bundles up some sage cut with a copper sickle under a full moon, smudges the corners of Glibertarians*

    1. DOOMco

      Who are you, who are so wise in the ways of science?

      1. Private Chipperbot

        “What manner of man are you to make fire with no flint or tinder?” – Crow T. Robot voice…

        1. {|}===[|}:;:;:;:;:;:;:>

          A man learned in the ways of primitive technology

    2. trshmnstr

      I was going to write a snarky response, but I literally have no fucking clue what you’re saying, so I can’t respond in kind.

      1. DOOMco

        ask him what sign he is, then change your perception of his personality based on his answer?

        1. trshmnstr

          Feminism is a Cancer

          Am I doing this right?

          1. DOOMco

            There’s water on my shirt now.

        2. jesse.in.mb

          “Hehe, I don’t really believe in astrology but it can be fun. What’s your sign?”
          “Let’s not do this it always ends badly.”
          “How bad can it be? What’s your sign?”
          “Aquarius.”
          “Oh…”
          DATE ENDS

          1. DOOMco

            It’s like you’ve been near me when I go on dates.

      2. jesse.in.mb

        *smudges the corners of trashy’s can*

        1. Private Chipperbot

          Euphemism?

          1. Tundra

            He was so good back then.

        2. JW

          What are all of these fucking smudges all over the place???

          ***sighs, gets out rag on a stick***

    3. Chipwooder

      So…..you’re actually Phil Jackson?

    4. square circle

      I had a couple of New Agey neighbors for about 10 years back in the oughts and holy shit did I get sick of the smell of sage (and I love the smell of sage, going back to childhood). I have never come across two people in such constant need of “cleansing” their “negative energies.”

      1. square circle

        The amount of wheatgrass they went through was just stunning.

  6. RBS

    This reminds me of a case I’m currently involved in. Standard business partnership goes bad except the business is a “health and wellness” center. One of the business assets is a machine that can read your energy and determine what supplements you must have to function properly (which of course the store sells and it only recommends supplements the store sells).

    1. jesse.in.mb

      Oh god, what’s the device called? I work at a doctor’s office that mostly does standard physical medicine/rehab, but the boss loves his wacky new age health stuff so we’ll randomly have brain optimization things or healing lasers floating around.

      1. WTF

        You’ve got FRICKEN FLOATING LASERS?!! Your boss is Dr. Evil, isn’t he?

      2. Brett L

        I actually want one of those brain wave trainers. I know they don’t work, but if I ever stroke out, maybe it will keep my family from worrying that I’m not actually brain dead.

        1. Playa Manhattan

          Biofeedback is a novelty, but interesting.

        2. jesse.in.mb

          There’ve been some awkward conversations along the lines of

          Me: “Is this making us any money?”
          Boss: “Yeah, we have paying clients”
          Me: “No, has this gotten anywhere near even paying for itself?”
          Accounting lady: *coughs uncomfortably* “No, not even close”

      3. RBS

        It’s called a…Zytoscan.

        1. jesse.in.mb

          Huh, I wonder if it’s pushed by a particular supplement provider or if they just made a point of pairing off specific supplements with a particular providers merch.

          Not something we have lying around the office, but it wouldn’t surprise me.

          1. RBS

            There are several big name supplement companies in the natural health remedy game that have transferred the appropriate amount of funds to be compatible with the Zytoscan.

          2. jesse.in.mb

            God damn it. I knew I should’ve gone to shaman school.

            *returns to editing allopathic medical reports*

        2. Playa Manhattan

          Does the Zytoscan keep the bears away?

          Asking for Jesse.

    2. Brett L

      Can that be like a value sink? Sure, I’ll take that, but you have to give me an extra $10k.

    3. {|}===[|}:;:;:;:;:;:;:>

      An e-meter?

  7. The Fusionist

    In Dungeons and Dragons, I once found a magic pearl which gave me an extra Wisdom point. But then I crushed it to use in a spell, and I lost the point. I complained to the DM, who said it wasn’t my fault if I couldn’t realize the pearl was the source of my extra wisdom (hadn’t I heard of Pearls of Wisdom?).

    I realize that if it was a magic pearl it should have been crushable.

    Oh, well.

    1. The Fusionist

      I realize that if it was a magic peral it should *not* have been crushable.

      Let me wait a couple minutes before posting this correction, the software seems funny that way.

  8. Volren

    We aren’t going to turn into LewRockwell.com now are we?

    1. RBS

      /starts drafting article titled Abraham Lincoln: War Criminal.

      1. Chipwooder

        Drafting? Dude, there are dozens of them you could just lift from somewhere else online.

    2. DOOMco

      water purification tablets and GOLD! Buy here today!

      1. DOOMco

        that was more a. jones wasn’t it.

  9. Suthenboy

    Had a patient at the hospital where I used to work who developed liver cancer. One of the other patients helped him pray it away. I will be damned if after his next checkup the damned tumor was gone. Everyone at the hospital went nuts over that, talked about the miracle for over a year.

    A year after I had left there I ran into one of my former workmates. I asked about the patient, how he was doing etc.

    Captain – “Oh, he died.”

    Me – “Oh, thats a shame. What happened to him?”

    Captain – “Liver cancer.”

    Oddly no one seemed to remember their hysterical belief in miracles and fleeting endorsements for praying away deadly diseases.

    Most people have a very difficult time telling the difference between reality and the imaginary world in their head.

    1. Brett L

      If they hadn’t stopped praying for him, he might still be here today.

  10. Glitterstorm

    Looking to charge my crystal with some buds. Really need some positive energy

    1. jesse.in.mb

      This isn’t Craigslist Casual Encounters m4m, GliTTer

      1. Glitterstorm

        Forgot where I was. Running low on positive energy will do that.