I think I broke a cardinal rule of collecting!

I call them New Velt Cousin restaurants Snooty.
They serve snooty food.

 

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sorry to hear tha tmate but gold doewsnt get flushed outof the body it stays there forever do some research its bes tnot to eat gold it will stay inthe body forever

 

Our bodies are already naturally made up of all different types of metal...so one more bit wont hurt.

 

So, if he keeps going there for dinner someday he will not be able to get past the screeners at the airport?

 

So what are you saying.. Your a cheap date? LOL.. My kinda gal..

Jhonn, Isnt that almost considered torture? Should of asked for a doggy bag..

 

So if silver will permanently turn your skin sliver/blueish would you be considered to be naturally or artificially toned?

Lou

 

LOL--
very good.

 

OMG !

It's Papa Smurf !!!

 

One of the best quotes I have ever seen!!!!!LOL :smile

Ryan

 

Looky here

Check this out:
In medieval Europe, alchemists mixed powdered gold into drinks to "comfort sore limbs," one of the earliest references to arthritis.

Gold's power to relieve the pain of arthritis passed down through the centuries. Its mysterious efficacy has been confirmed by modern medical research. Today it is widely used in combination with other compounds in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis.
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Copyright ©1996 The Gold Institute, Washington DC ,U.S.A. All rights reserved.
http://www.goldcalculator.com/index_files/page0032.htm

 

Silver is known to kill bacteria. People use to put a silver coin in milk bottles to preserve the milk. Silver must be broken down to a very small level fro your body to absorb it. The blue man took to much, OD, and as a result it turned his skin blue.

I find it interesting that silver is a weapon in fighting evil, werewolf's, vampires.

If you want some interesting read do a search on the health benefits of silver.

Allen

 

There is no big deal. The whole post is on the sarcastic side. I was actually pretty excited to eat a piece of gold for the first time. Not something I imagine I'll be doing again soon since I don't normally eat at such expensive places.

Quick side story, my parents gave me a small shooter of Goldschlagger when I was a kid (maybe 10 or so). I think they knew I would never drink it since I collected gems and minerals at the time, and I was FAR more fascinated with the gold than the alcohol that surrounded it, hehe. :whistle: