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AUDuke

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I would say thats about as possible as finding kryptonite in the same sandstone.
 

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lol yeah i had that one sent to me by a friend.
the only problem is the name is taken(partly anyway) by a gas.

kind of a bummer now that i think of it lol
 

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Thanks all , for your responses . Sadly ,the sample is sprinkled with feldspar inclusions . I have a lot of talents . Geology is not one of them .
Jim
 

AUDuke

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I once had a Kryptonite mine in a sandstone formation, I coulden't mine it tho, I made me week when I got too close.
 

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