know what those tiny little pain in the a$$ hot rocks r made of? they seem 2 b very lite in weight. i do not like them, they set of my pinpointer. i say we ban them.
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finderzzs
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IRON!!!! I'm for the ban.
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Around here (CT), the light ones are a result of some combustion process - definitely produced by man.
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Lodestone and magenetite are ferrite compounds (Iron plus Oxygen) and are half air compared to pure iron. 
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