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Re: I'm going to build an LRL (seriously)
PuffDaddy, you're talking like Fenix, and that ain't a promising sign, it's a "read the advertisement" sort of thing. If you already know where something is or your buddies are tossing you clues, finding it shouldn't be difficult. And finding a shallow silver quarter at forty feet? From ground zero and a full 360 degrees, that's a little over 1,000 square feet. If you know that a shallow silver quarter is what you're looking for, that's perhaps 15 minutes with a metal detector. That's why LRL'ers buy metal detectors -- even Archie!. No having to map out all of Fenix's or whoever's 100 ghost signals first without the coin and then needing to have it buried fresh. Some treasure hunters, what eh?
My offer to bury a gold coin for you (or anyone) to find and walk away with is for people who sound like they believe they can do it. I don't want to prove an LRL doesn't work, that adds nothing to knowledge, we already know they don't work. I want to lose that ounce of gold to an LRL that works.
--Toto
PuffDaddy said:Fenixfenixdigger said:Puff, these guys are all talk. Likely never seen a gold coin out of a pack, much less had one. To miss the feel, the SMELL, the coolness of
gold coins, the warmth when they lay in the sun for a while, well, you know. When I see one of them post in this thread, I get a big smile as I know it ain't gonna happen. Guess I'll get back to it. Thanks for the info.
It's been a barrel of laughs--but,it's a waste of time to discuss leading edge science,unless that person is actually engaged mentally. All they want to do,is bite your ankles. I'm sure you've heard about the wildcat,and the wet noodle. They are the wildcat--and LRL phenomena,is the wet noodle.
Once it has been perfected;and it's parameters established--they'll be slinking in through the back door,hoping not to be noticed;back-pedalling for all they're worth. They will erase all of their posts,post-haste. It's always been that way,and it'll always be that way.
One admission posted by Carl,would send them scurrying like rats to their sancturaries. Then I'd have to put up with them slobbering all over me. Muzzling up to me for the technology. Finding a ten ounce gold bar at ten feet,is unbelievably easy for myself,or Robert to do. I can find a 24K wedding band,at twenty feet,all day long,and never miss. I can find a silver quarter at fourty feet. What's weighing on me,is whether I want to prove what I have--and truely share it with the mob.
David
PuffDaddy, you're talking like Fenix, and that ain't a promising sign, it's a "read the advertisement" sort of thing. If you already know where something is or your buddies are tossing you clues, finding it shouldn't be difficult. And finding a shallow silver quarter at forty feet? From ground zero and a full 360 degrees, that's a little over 1,000 square feet. If you know that a shallow silver quarter is what you're looking for, that's perhaps 15 minutes with a metal detector. That's why LRL'ers buy metal detectors -- even Archie!. No having to map out all of Fenix's or whoever's 100 ghost signals first without the coin and then needing to have it buried fresh. Some treasure hunters, what eh?
My offer to bury a gold coin for you (or anyone) to find and walk away with is for people who sound like they believe they can do it. I don't want to prove an LRL doesn't work, that adds nothing to knowledge, we already know they don't work. I want to lose that ounce of gold to an LRL that works.
--Toto