Coprolite?

THANKS!

I don't know how you do it.

I searched till I was blue in the face,and gave up.

You find it in a matter of minutes.

The Eagle is Awesome!

I believe Mr. Eagle collects rocks as a hobby, so he probably quite a bit about them.

Maybe Mr. Eagle is stoned.

rocks with white lines through them are down by the water.. how many do you need?

Or how far do I need to go before I can sell them?

Fossilized dung?

Reckon what they ate to put that stripe in there?

Cheech and Chong, " Ralph and Herbie"

cheech & chong ralph and herbie - YouTube

Skip to 2.58

I didn't know you were into theater?

Bravo

Only the classics.

OOPS! I didn't watch it all.

I thought it included, "I love how you put the corn in for texture".

Is that a tapeworm wrapped around it?

No. that would make it Craprolite.

That was pretty crappy

Confucius say:"If man who hold onto sh-t long enough it will be worth something."

Well he's not playing video games..

You were robbed.

Actually,it was thrown in for free when I bought the purple wrestling jacket for my pet redbug.(Trombiculidae).

I also got a bucket of elbow grease,relative bearing grease,and a cloud patch to use when caught in a cloudburst.

It looks more like: "Bluestone" - one of the many dolerite minerals.

Dolerite is one of a vast number of various feldspar classes. It is a sort of generic term for "foreign" stones at Stonehenge, and not does accurately describe the etiology of the stone geologic origin or it class.

The term you used is not appropriate for a geologically formed stone, essentially as

cop·ro·lite ˈkäprəˌlīt/ noun

1. (in paleontology) a piece of fossilized dung. -Wikipedia entry for "coprolite" I suspect we have an improper diagnosis for whatever condition this represents.

Notice there is a question mark after the title to my original post.

I did not know what it was.

I have seen my dog leave deposits similar to this after eating cottage cheese,but of course,they were not stone.

Before posting the question, I searched and found several images of coprolites that were similar in appearance,but I was not certain, hence the question,which SE answered quickly and accurately.

Here I noticed I have something a bit similar in my lab, on my desk, and have had for quite some time now, from gravel (ancient river stone) taken in and spread around the plant grounds.

Mine is definitely quartzite, not sandstone, and definitely not limestone.

I performed an acid test on my rock,and it is definitely limestone.

By the way,the wrestling jacket didn't fit..it was too small.

Sorry, but I did not get the part (or joke) about the wrestling jacket...did I miss something, as I can be a bit dense at times.

A redbug is also known as a Chigger in some parts of the country.(See my post 22,and the scientific name)

I acquired the wrestling jacket at the same yard sale where I got the stone..it was also thrown in free of charge.It did not fit my chigger,it was too small,he complained about it putting pressure on his 'nads,even with the cup in place.

He lost the match up with a flea because of this.

Poor Charlie,he is really down after his first loss.

Does that count as arachnid/arthropod exploitation? Can we even use that term "chigger" these days?

I have not been to East Texas (or other States) in some years, and so I have not encountered a red bug in about that long. Thank the higher power for a semi-arid climate.

Sounds like "Charlie" needs to get some weight training, as he is out of his true weight class. You sure he is not a tick?

Chiggers only have six legs, but the adult mite has eight.- factoid from Wikipedia

It is not PC to question one's ancestry,so what he says he is,is what he is.

He has decided to give up wrestling,and now he wants to play piano.

I have to try to find him a sequined Liberace suit and a small piano.

I'll probably have to make the stool.

Well, good kind sir, I cannot wait for his performance debut, but it need be soon, as I understand the lifespan of a chigger is not long.

I'll probably have to make the stool.

In a thread titled "Coprolite?" ......That might get misinterpreted.

Exewent! I didn't weawize de pun.

OMG - hilarious!