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From: bigmac@leland.Stanford.EDU (Mark Christopher Macsurak)
Subject: Re: Wishbringer - The Stone in the Box
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Date: Fri, 16 Apr 93 18:35:33 GMT
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In article <C5Kv27.9L5@acsu.buffalo.edu> v062r8ug@ubvmsd.cc.buffalo.edu (Norman Chan) writes:
>To those of you that have the small plastic stone that came with the
>Wishbringer pacakge: Don't you think that it's failure to glow in the
>dark is quite disappointing? I suppose it's a model of the real
>Wishbringer, but it's a very cheap one at that. Unless it has hidden
>properties I don't know about... 

But it DOES glow in the dark. Maybe you should try holding it under a bright
light bulb (you don't have to actually HOLD it, you can just leave it there)
for a few minutes, THEN turn off the lights. It glows a strange iridescent
purple.

There are a few more interesting properties, but I'll let you find out for 
yourself.

                                            -bigmac@leland.stanford.edu

