Post by Cher on Sept 18, 2004 18:28:33 GMT -5
Sorry if you guys have seen these but I thought they were cute.
You think road cuts are built as tourist attractions.
You describe your vacations by the rocks you brought home.
The rock pile in your garage is over your head.
Your screen saver on your personal computer features pictures of rocks.
You find rocks when you empty your pockets at night.
You went to a rock festival -- and you hate music.
You gave rocks, tumblers, or rock tools as Christmas gifts.
When friends say they're going to Tucson, you assume it'll be in February.
You can find Quartzsite on a map in less than 5 seconds.
You can pronounce "molybdenite" correctly on the first try.
The polished slab on your bola tie is six inches in diameter.
You examine individual rocks in driveway gravel.
Your children have names like Rocky, Jewel, and Beryl.
Your local rock shops send you get well cards when you don't stop by in more than a week.
The baggage handlers at the airport know you by name and refuse to help with your luggage.
The local university's geology department asks permission to hold a field trip -- in your back yard.
The city sends you a letter informing you a landfill permit is required to put any more rocks in your back yard.
You associate the word "hard" with a value on the Mohs scale instead of "work."
You put a Web page about rocks on the Internet.
You think you KNOW how to pronounce "chalcedony."
The first thing you pack for your vacation is a chisel and a hammer.
You spend hours and hours in the ugliest room in your house.
You know what "findings" are for.
You make a backpack for your dog.
You associate the word "saw" with diamonds instead of "wood."
[glow=red,2,300]~ Cher ~[/glow]
pages.prodigy.net/bestsmileys1/signs/RockOn.gif [/img]
You think road cuts are built as tourist attractions.
You describe your vacations by the rocks you brought home.
The rock pile in your garage is over your head.
Your screen saver on your personal computer features pictures of rocks.
You find rocks when you empty your pockets at night.
You went to a rock festival -- and you hate music.
You gave rocks, tumblers, or rock tools as Christmas gifts.
When friends say they're going to Tucson, you assume it'll be in February.
You can find Quartzsite on a map in less than 5 seconds.
You can pronounce "molybdenite" correctly on the first try.
The polished slab on your bola tie is six inches in diameter.
You examine individual rocks in driveway gravel.
Your children have names like Rocky, Jewel, and Beryl.
Your local rock shops send you get well cards when you don't stop by in more than a week.
The baggage handlers at the airport know you by name and refuse to help with your luggage.
The local university's geology department asks permission to hold a field trip -- in your back yard.
The city sends you a letter informing you a landfill permit is required to put any more rocks in your back yard.
You associate the word "hard" with a value on the Mohs scale instead of "work."
You put a Web page about rocks on the Internet.
You think you KNOW how to pronounce "chalcedony."
The first thing you pack for your vacation is a chisel and a hammer.
You spend hours and hours in the ugliest room in your house.
You know what "findings" are for.
You make a backpack for your dog.
You associate the word "saw" with diamonds instead of "wood."
[glow=red,2,300]~ Cher ~[/glow]
pages.prodigy.net/bestsmileys1/signs/RockOn.gif [/img]