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All Coin Dealers Who Dip Coins Will Get Cancer and Put Collectors at a Greater Risk of Getting Cance
Yep. Read it in the fine print on the container of dip Adrian bought at the Atlanta show. So, if you come in contact with this so called "dip" you are potentially putting yourself at risk for cancer. Hmm. One would have to wonder if dipped coins (since they came in contact with the dip) would also have a slight risk of causing cancer. Putting all this together it basically boils down to dealers who dip coins get cancer and the clients they sell the dipped coins to run a higher risk of getting cancer themselves. So, the dealer who dips coins puts his/her clients at a greater risk of causing them cancer! Doesn't sound like good customer service to me.
Ha Ha....Funny Funny....Ha Ha. These boreds are too slow today.
Edited to say: This has to be more stupid (stupider isn't a word) than the puppy thread I posted the other day.
Ha Ha....Funny Funny....Ha Ha. These boreds are too slow today.

Edited to say: This has to be more stupid (stupider isn't a word) than the puppy thread I posted the other day.
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<< <i>Not only that, but think of all the innocent folks just using the restrooms at shows. While the Dealers are dipping their "things" in the sink.
Yes, I can see it now. Toned coins are all AT so then the all get dipped (which now put cancerous materials on the coins). People learn of this and then all want them toned again because there's less of a chance they coins are cancerous.
<< <i>So, if you come in contact with this so called "dip" you are potentially putting yourself at risk for cancer. >>
This is not news.
Russ, NCNE
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<< <i>So, if you come in contact with this so called "dip" you are potentially putting yourself at risk for cancer. >>
This is not news.
Russ, NCNE >>
Nope, but this could be.
Cancer Coktail:
1 part dip
2 parts sacchrin
crumble in some uranium
and pour in one Sam's Choice Diet Coke. (don't want to overspend).
For those clueless individuals out there (DO NOT DRINK THIS) Damn. If I have to tell you not to, well, Darwin says maybe you should chug away and do a little gene pool spring cleaning.
But seriously....DON'T.
<< <i>for some reason I dont find this thread funny. I guess everyone has different personal experience. >>
Well, what do you find funny?
1. Old people falling down?
2. Children hitting parents in the privates during hopefull wishing Tiger Woods golf practice?
3. Farts? (hey, my kids laugh their heads off when someone toots one off)
4. Generic comedy like Everybody Loves Raymond? (I like this show)
5. Mad Libs?
6. Stand Up Comedy?
7. Blonde Jokes?
8. Sex Jokes? (ooh, taboo)
9. Laura and Adrian Duking it out?
10. OWNED images?
11. SouthPark?
<< <i>for some reason I dont find this thread funny. I guess everyone has different personal experience. >>
Myself, I wasn't trying to be funny, I was kinda serious. Not about the Cancer thing, but the dipping coins in restrooms at shows. Well, they don't have toning booths..... yet.
<< <i>Poorguy, your posts have been very entertaining lately.
Have you ever tried a Doritos sandwich?
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<< <i>for some reason I dont find this thread funny. I guess everyone has different personal experience. >>
Myself, I wasn't trying to be funny, I was kinda serious. Not about the Cancer thing, but the dipping coins in restrooms at shows. Well, they don't have toning booths..... yet.
Yeah, they should install little distilled water dispensers and charge a dollar a cup for them in the bathrooms. Oh wait, that's cheaper than the drinks at the Aramark services at most shows.
<< <i>And just think, I dont even wear gloves when I dip
Gasp! Me neder. My hands are really dried out from it. Feels like I've been working the sink @ a waffle house all week.
<< <i>This is not funny. >>
I appreciate your enthusiasm.
Nobody every uses the butterfly.