Hi, all. I saw a post awhile back about Holy Rock. Forgive my
inexperience, but what IS Holy Rock? Is there a difference between
Holy Rock and Texas Holy Rock?
Nicole
> Hi, all. I saw a post awhile back about Holy Rock. Forgive my
> inexperience, but what IS Holy Rock? Is there a difference between
> Holy Rock and Texas Holy Rock?
>
> Nicole
It's holey, not holy. Holey - having holes. Holy - sacred or worthy of
worship. As far as differences in holey rock from different localities, I
wouldn't know, though a landscaping rock seller nearby has some pretty
fantastic rock that's full of holes.
Cindy
Nicole - 16 Aug 2004 02:50 GMT
> It's holey, not holy. Holey - having holes. Holy - sacred or worthy of
> worship. As far as differences in holey rock from different localities, I
> wouldn't know, though a landscaping rock seller nearby has some pretty
> fantastic rock that's full of holes.
>
> Cindy
Thanks, Cindy. I thought it was probably self-explanatory and just
spelled wrong in the posts I saw. :-) But I figured I should check in
case I was missing out on some super-cool secret!
Cindy - 16 Aug 2004 04:36 GMT
>> It's holey, not holy. Holey - having holes. Holy - sacred or
>> worthy of worship. As far as differences in holey rock from
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> spelled wrong in the posts I saw. :-) But I figured I should check in
> case I was missing out on some super-cool secret!
I think it's going to be my new curse; when I'm mad at my kids, I'll yell,
"HOLY ROCK!!!" and they won't know WHAT the hell to think....LOL
Cindy