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Am wondering how many domesticated pet rocks were released into the wild after the 1970s?

And it wasn't popular anymore?
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Are you guilty?

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Rutterman · 46-50, M Best Comment

So sad. Nobody loved them anymore. 😞 💔 🥀

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Rutterman · 46-50, M

@SW-User Yes. It'll be a total tear-jerker. 😢

Rutterman · 46-50, M

@SW-User Thanks for Best Comment, my friend. 😊

SW-User

@Rutterman Most welcome :)

Pfuzylogic · M

I have been missing these rocks. I called out for them yet they have yet to respond to me. I must have kicked them out of the house unintentionally.

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Pfuzylogic · M

@SW-User
All they had to do was speak up but no all they do is lay around the house doing nothing!

SW-User

@Pfuzylogic Just like career politicians

Pfuzylogic · M

@SW-User
Maybe rock politicians like Ted Nugent that have no sense.

Pinkstarburst

I cried like a baby when I set mine free. 😢

SW-User

@Pinkstarburst I hope he survived ... 😥

Pinkstarburst

@SW-User I like to believe that he found his mate and they had a slew of beautiful little pebbles.

SomeMichGuy · M

After domestication, they might not be tough enough to survive on their own. I seriously doubt that sedimentary ones EVER could, and some igneous can definitely fracture. I guess metamorphic ones might be ok...just maybe...but the look in their stone-y faces as you try to leave them...just too hard...