Feb 28, 2017 4:39 PM
DadBodPorVida
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Both sides. Any rock scientists?
Djalabajoe
Artifacts caused by overclocking.
SnapCracklePopThatPussy
Geologist here. That's a diamond, better save it.
captinsaveem
It's a rock lobster!
PissPoorJob
Looks like imprints of fossilized crinoid stems in a carbonate rock.
OdonKondi
Fossilized sea grass
Forthesakeofsanityletthisbeopen
Am rock scientist, can confirm its mildy interesting.
mikgou
Old rock that has osteoporosis
PoloShirt11
That's Lataseer, put it down.
o0Tektite0o
It's limerock.
mx599
Fossilized coral.
MunkyBoi
That's from the honeycomb hideout - it's not small, no-no-no...
Justag33k
I think it's time to buy a new sponge bro
Themostrandomthingsever
Looks like masonry backing. Probably a rock off a house's facade
Killertomato84
i'd like to see a cross section along the other plane. Could be fossilized honeycomb
not sure why this was downvoted... i'm 99% sure that's fossilized honeycomb.
gentlestarzr
Because it wasn't a smart ass comment or dad humor.. you told the truth on here..That's why it got down voted lol
CuriousInIndy
But it's not a honeycomb.
ElsoKukaba
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Actualdeadpool
That is shit-tacular. I have added it to my collecion
fairycheese
Give me a sec, got to ask my mum (she's a geologist)
Fossilised coral.
http://www.thefossilforum.com/uploads/gallery/album_2132/gallery_13364_2132_64707.jpg Fossilized honeycomb. since i got downvoted
ColonelSheepshanks
I would put it in my mouth. For science!
That's not a pic of fossilized honeycomb. That's either a bryozoan or a coral.
It's honeycomb trust me.
No. I won't. I'm too familiar with fossilized corals and bryozoans. What hard parts are there of a honeycomb to lithify?
Every single thing in a GIS for "fossilized honeycomb" is coral or bryozoan. Mostly coral. Same hexagonal call shape, in general.
Djalabajoe
Artifacts caused by overclocking.
SnapCracklePopThatPussy
Geologist here. That's a diamond, better save it.
captinsaveem
It's a rock lobster!
PissPoorJob
Looks like imprints of fossilized crinoid stems in a carbonate rock.
OdonKondi
Fossilized sea grass
Forthesakeofsanityletthisbeopen
Am rock scientist, can confirm its mildy interesting.
mikgou
Old rock that has osteoporosis
PoloShirt11
That's Lataseer, put it down.
o0Tektite0o
It's limerock.
mx599
Fossilized coral.
MunkyBoi
That's from the honeycomb hideout - it's not small, no-no-no...
Justag33k
I think it's time to buy a new sponge bro
Themostrandomthingsever
Looks like masonry backing. Probably a rock off a house's facade
Killertomato84
i'd like to see a cross section along the other plane. Could be fossilized honeycomb
Killertomato84
not sure why this was downvoted... i'm 99% sure that's fossilized honeycomb.
gentlestarzr
Because it wasn't a smart ass comment or dad humor.. you told the truth on here..That's why it got down voted lol
CuriousInIndy
But it's not a honeycomb.
ElsoKukaba
Actualdeadpool
ElsoKukaba
That is shit-tacular. I have added it to my collecion
fairycheese
Give me a sec, got to ask my mum (she's a geologist)
fairycheese
Fossilised coral.
Killertomato84
http://www.thefossilforum.com/uploads/gallery/album_2132/gallery_13364_2132_64707.jpg Fossilized honeycomb. since i got downvoted
ColonelSheepshanks
I would put it in my mouth. For science!
CuriousInIndy
That's not a pic of fossilized honeycomb. That's either a bryozoan or a coral.
Killertomato84
It's honeycomb trust me.
CuriousInIndy
No. I won't. I'm too familiar with fossilized corals and bryozoans. What hard parts are there of a honeycomb to lithify?
CuriousInIndy
Every single thing in a GIS for "fossilized honeycomb" is coral or bryozoan. Mostly coral. Same hexagonal call shape, in general.