will you stop dicking around and post the GD answer.

1/29/2007 5:44:45 PM

SECOND

1/29/2007 6:47:31 PM

what if he made it up

that would be funny

1/29/2007 6:59:47 PM

I'm sure he got his info from a crappy source anyway.

1/29/2007 7:06:53 PM

answerplz

1/29/2007 7:13:00 PM

Maybe art? I remember that Jackson Pollock painting sold for like $139 million and it can't weigh that much. Or is that a commodity?

1/29/2007 7:17:52 PM

your soul

1/29/2007 7:46:09 PM

sorry, read the conversion wrong, and it was late

1/29/2007 7:54:37 PM

Son of a bitch you communist, tell us the answer!

Also, what can be done with antimatter? Bill Gates needs to spring on a billionth of a gram.

1/29/2007 8:00:50 PM

^with dilithium crystals, the possibilities are endless

1/29/2007 8:05:55 PM

1/29/2007 8:19:48 PM

I'm thinking an oil or candle.

1/29/2007 8:41:32 PM

agarwood oil / incense sticks..

1/29/2007 8:42:24 PM

Oxygen?

1/29/2007 8:50:27 PM

^ That seems like a pretty good guess to me.

1/29/2007 9:35:22 PM

Wouldn't oxygen be considered weightless?

What about a gas -slightly- heavier than oxygen? If it's only a tick over weightless, it'll be hugely expensive per pound regardless of its price per unit.

Some sort of incense smoke?

AND JUST TELL US ALREADY, DAMN IT

[Edited on January 29, 2007 at 9:54 PM. Reason : .]

1/29/2007 9:52:54 PM

a Flux Capacitor

1/29/2007 10:12:18 PM

Sex Panther

1/29/2007 10:15:02 PM

obviously sex panther

1/29/2007 10:33:54 PM

1 lb of prop wash is fucking expensive

1/29/2007 10:34:44 PM

No, oxygen would have a weight, it would just be very light, and that's what we're going for here.

I don't know how reliable it is, but "Density of oxygen at NTP (Normal Temperature & Pressure) is 1.331 kg/cubic metre, so divided by 35.3147 = 0.03769 kg/cubic foot, or 0.08307 pound/cubic foot. "

1/29/2007 10:37:22 PM

^^ and they're sell flight line by the yard. but you're better off buying in bulk.

1/29/2007 11:08:26 PM

some designer jeans

1/29/2007 11:20:54 PM

^^^ Well assuming they don't zero their scales in a vacuum...

[Edited on January 29, 2007 at 11:43 PM. Reason : .]

1/29/2007 11:42:48 PM

... what?

[Edited on January 30, 2007 at 12:01 AM. Reason : oh, I guess I get what you're saying.]

1/29/2007 11:57:19 PM

n/m...realized why it was a wrong guess.

[Edited on January 30, 2007 at 12:01 AM. Reason : .]

1/30/2007 12:01:24 AM

i guess Israel must have invaded Saudi Arabia and taken OEPII1 captive or he would have posted the answer by now....

1/30/2007 12:02:59 AM

middle eastern princes? hmmm...sandalwood or clove...maybe patchouli, but the only one of those you smoke and smells nice is clove as far as I know...eh, whatever...*shrugs*

1/30/2007 12:05:05 AM

maybe they finally blocked this site and he cant find aproxy

1/30/2007 12:06:10 AM

^HAHA

1/30/2007 12:06:49 AM

LETS HOPE

1/30/2007 12:08:58 AM

0EPII1: if they cut your hands off, try typing with your nose. The people demand answers!

1/30/2007 12:33:26 AM

yeah this is pretty expensive for air:

https://www.shop.thebigox.com/


but it's flavored!!!

1/30/2007 12:58:42 AM

Some kind of baller-ass shisha?

1/30/2007 1:22:18 AM

alright alright... i will disclose it now.

it is wood (called as oud) that is burnt to produce a good smell.

but not as sticks. it is sold as irregularly shaped wood pieces. here is a typical pic from the web:

Quote :

"Bakhoor or Oud are derived from special trees which are grown in India, Pakistan and Malaysia. These trees are very rare and are protected, only a certain amount are allowed to be cut each season. These trees are then chopped into wood chips. These wood chips contain delightful fragrances which are extracted when burnt. The fragrances in these trees are formed over a period of 100 years."

it is burnt in in burners shaped like these:

http://badjenid.tripod.com/bakhoor.html


the salesperson said the most expensive one came from trees in india that are more than a millenium old, although i don't know how true that is.

typical prices in the shop [for the expensive varieties] ranged from USD 2,000/lb to USD 10,000/lb. (price of gold)

and then there was a sudden jump to USD 4 million/lb. the relatively cheaper ones i mentioned above are sold like candy, according to the salesperson.

if anybody feels this was anti-climactic, remember:

Mind-boggling, because the commodity seems so mundane when you hear about it.

[Edited on January 30, 2007 at 3:40 AM. Reason : ]

1/30/2007 3:38:48 AM

How anticlimatic...I revoke your internet license.

1/30/2007 9:21:15 AM

meh

1/30/2007 9:35:16 AM

Oh, incense. Why did no one think of that.

1/30/2007 10:21:27 AM

I don't consider that a commodity.

1/30/2007 10:29:52 AM

fuck this thread

i waited 2 days for this answer


you fail oepi

1/30/2007 10:35:31 AM

You have ruined my week for the last time OEP. I must now report your anti-prince mentality to the Saudi royal family.

1/30/2007 10:37:29 AM

sounds like those princes are getting ripped. fuck 4million$/lb for smelly shit

1/30/2007 11:14:55 AM

Quote :

"agarwood oil / incense sticks.."

So I guessed it right after all

Quote :

"Agarwood oil, also known as Oud"

http://www.edenbotanicals.com/about_agarwood.html

1/30/2007 1:00:49 PM

not a commodity

1/30/2007 1:01:43 PM

Quote :

" it's a spice, just not sure which one."

I win again.

1/30/2007 1:08:34 PM

meh. We used to have an ethopian maid that Bakhoored our house all the time and it smells awful it wasn't the same type of wood but its the same concept. They also use it during services in Orthodox Church's in Egypt.

1/30/2007 2:30:46 PM

Lame

1/30/2007 3:45:28 PM

how long till someone cultivates it to grow just about anywhere... (Aquillaria agollocha is the species)

[Edited on January 30, 2007 at 4:02 PM. Reason : []

1/30/2007 4:02:01 PM

the real answer is Sex Panther cologne.

1/30/2007 9:03:07 PM

the answer gave me oud.

1/30/2007 9:33:14 PM