My inherited diamond mine...

[MarionC]

...found this in my papers recently. Deed to a square foot of the diamond mine in Pike County, Arkansas
given to my dh in 1958.
Seriously, a whole square foot! I'm pretty sure that's where I'll find the next big one.

 

[MaisOuiMadame]

GREAT!If you invite some PSers over, you'll end up with the best ever searched square foot on the planet

 

[missy]

PS search party ready willing and able...just point us in the right direction.

 

[stracci2000]

Love it! You better get down there right away with your shovel and pick!

Years ago, I was introduced to a new co-worker who began flirting with me, to the point of irritation.
In conversation, he said "Did I tell you that I own a diamond mine?"
I said "That's the best pickup line I ever heard!" Of course I didn't believe him.
He then proceeded to call his girlfriend, with whom I was acquainted, and had her confirm for me over the phone to prove it! What a weirdo.
Turns out that his grandfather was in South Africa in the 40's and bought some property that was near a mine, or part of a mining operation. Somehow over the years, he lost the rights to mine it, and long story short, there's only a piece of paper now.
But I still maintain that it was the best pickup line ever.

 

[Austina]

Ooooo @Jimmianne , get digging!

 

[rainwood]

And if not diamonds, maybe oil????

 

[Ally T]

I'd be digging the crap out of that square foot!!

 

[whitewave]

Do I have your permission to post that on the crater of diamonds FB page? They would get a kick out of it.

 

[PintoBean]

Can you dig it?

 

[VRBeauty]

Can you dig it?

Yes! But not with anything larger than a tablespoon!

 

[madelise]

I'd be digging the crap out of that square foot!!

lol, I'd dig it through to China!