look at this want is it

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They're not metal detectors. They're magic wands, with electronic guts that do nothing, but fool the duped buyer into thinking he has some sort of treasure finder/detector. The $$ it "finds" is the money the sellers found in the buyer's pockets. A cheaper option, if you really believe in these, is to get a bent coat hanger.
 

So true Tom............If they can't find a coin on the ground at your feet how can it find treasure couple miles away? Some you have to wave a sample of gold at it like a dog to pick up the scent.

If someone really had one of these that worked, do you wonder why they would sell it to you?
 

glorified dowsing rods. You can get honest rods much cheaper, or make your own cheaper yet. The main thing you'll find with those [the electronic ones] is that your wallet is a lot thinner. just my opinion.
 

Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp said:
Err, ahh, hmm has anyone tried one? I would call them dowsing enhancers.

Don Jose de La Mancha



Gosh, RDT, if that's what they really are, then why doesn't the manufacturer call them that?
 

HI EE, you posted -->Gosh, RDT, if that's what they really are, then why doesn't the manufacturer call them that?
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would the energizer bunny have been the success that it is by just talking about a battery? Or Geico Insurance ?

Don Jose de La Mancha
 

Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp said:
HI EE, you posted -->Gosh, RDT, if that's what they really are, then why doesn't the manufacturer call them that?
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would the energizer bunny have been the success that it is by just talking about a battery? Or Geico Insurance ?

Don Jose de La Mancha



The trouble with your comparison, is that both of those products actually function.


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EE THr said:
aarthrj3811 said:
The same reason people put signs at open wells, saying "Don't Step Here." (Duh.)

Do they have a lot of signs like that in Oakland ?


Yes. And they also have a lot of streets named after you.
"One Way"
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I figured you would go for "Dead End".
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