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Posted By: Huffer Funny Link - 04/22/04 09:23 PM
Here is a link that I found from AVS. I think it's hilarious.

http://www.luminanti.com/goldenc.html

Some of my favorite things that this stuff can do:

* aligns and balances chakras and merdians
* balances and cleanses aura (mist over head & let fall all around the body to the feet)
* acts as a negative ion generator
* clears stressful emotions and negative thought forms
* clears all negative energy from crystals, food, rooms, people, pets & whatever you want to use it for
* facilitates focus and clarity in work and play
* disperses anger
* clears bed of nightmare energy and previous energy of dreams
* creates environment for visionary dreams
* neutralizes negative or hateful thought forms
* anchors shifts of healing session & continues the clearing of all that has not been released
* discharges "unwanted entities" and sends them to the Light
* assists in bringing more healing light into the physical body and aura


Wow, quite the product. I've been looking for a product that could neutralize my negative thought forms and discharge "unwanted entities" and send them to the Light! And only $15 for 1/2 oz!

Posted By: ringmir Re: Funny Link - 04/22/04 09:36 PM
Hmm, so $15 for 0.5 oz. So a shot (1.25~1.5 oz) would run me the same price as a bottle of Oban? I think I'll stick with scotch.


Posted By: Ken.C Re: Funny Link - 04/22/04 09:48 PM
I like the "how we make it" section. Congratulations, you've just bought an expensive little teeny bottle of ... water!
Posted By: tomtuttle Re: Funny Link - 04/22/04 11:17 PM
We used to call that genre of stuff "bat spit" in our house. Then my mother-in-law produced a real, live news story about how credible scientists had concluded that bat saliva actually helped people in the process of having a stroke. So, now we need a new name for it.

Incredible.
Posted By: pmbuko Re: Funny Link - 04/22/04 11:40 PM
Here's my favorite quote:

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Note: no actual lithium is in the water.
Only the energetics of lithium & the other minerals
is contained in the water.
KEEP REFRIGERATED
-----

What's an energetic, anyway?
Posted By: Ken.C Re: Funny Link - 04/22/04 11:41 PM
I gotta get me a bronze pyramid!
Posted By: James_T Re: Funny Link - 04/23/04 12:23 AM
Why did I not learn about "Sacred Geometry" in school? Would have have made me less of a spaz?

jr
Posted By: bigjohn Re: Funny Link - 04/23/04 01:29 AM
we need to get a list of the people who are stupid enough to order this crap, and try to prevent them from fornicating.. heaven forbid, these people should start to reproduce and create more dumba$$e$ for us to deal with.

bigjohn
Posted By: SeanF Re: Funny Link - 04/23/04 01:37 AM
Don't be silly. It's great for polishing my Unobtanium samples..
Posted By: BrenR Re: Funny Link - 04/23/04 03:08 AM
Hmm... maybe some of that Gallium rock would make good cable risers...

Bren R.
Posted By: real80sman Re: Funny Link - 04/23/04 03:14 AM
bigjohn, you are right. The gene pool needs a little chlorine.
Posted By: JohnK Re: Funny Link - 04/23/04 05:20 AM
Peter, possibly the energetics for their water are supplied by this company. When I read that Golden C Water measured 250,000 angstroms of light! while Holy Water from Lourdes, France measured only 156,000 angstroms of light, that certainly convinced me. Note that now it's been even further improved with the violet glass bottles which "potentize the energies".

I would certainly think that this product should be considered for addition to the list here and might have similar benefits if applied to CDs and audio cables.
Posted By: pmbuko Re: Funny Link - 04/23/04 06:22 AM
Hmmm... I just thought of something. Lithium is an alkali metal, all of which react with water in a way that results in a metal hydroxide (mixed with the water) and hydrogen gas (that escapes to the air). Lithium is the weakest of these metals and thus its reaction with water is very mild.

Given that fact, we could try to convince buyers of this product that they can easily make their own Golden C water by dropping a piece of stronger alkali metal, such as Cesium, into pure water...
Posted By: JohnK Re: Funny Link - 04/23/04 06:47 AM
Yeah, Peter, I blew up a whole bunch of chemistry labs back in college trying that. Never was able to figure out why cesium and francium couldn't get along better with water.
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