Seed clouds with (biodegradable) glitter to give them an extra special sparkle. Perfect for any outdoor event including weddings, birthdays, national holidays, etc.

Added bonus: Over time *everything* gets covered...
-- phoenix, Sep 04 2001

Biodegradeable Glitter, a.k.a. Magic Prosperity Dust http://www.angelicw...52bfb5!OpenDocument
"Charged with the energy of prosperity"... yea, whatever. [Cedar Park, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]

How magrathean of you.
-- quarterbaker, Sep 04 2001


you should adopt that word
-- thumbwax, Sep 05 2001


Curse your damned pore clogging glitter!
-- sdm, Sep 05 2001


Wet fireworks work fine. If they're made of Ceasium, lithium, potassium, or sodium. Tee Hee Hee.
-- QuadAlpha, Feb 05 2002


Took me a second to realize what [openhead] meant. The idea is not to induce rain. The idea is to create sparkly clouds.
-- phoenix, Feb 05 2002


'seed cloud' means 'make rain'. You mean suspend glitter in the clouds.
-- StarChaser, Feb 08 2002


Do you know how hard it is to get glitter out of something!? My senior prom date had a glitter-shedding dress and I'm STILL getting the stuff off my black formal shoes! You can guess how many years that stuff has stuck
-- Dissolving, Feb 07 2003


Would it be possible to "create" clouds in drought areas?
-- git, Jun 07 2003


[Cedar Park] ... and it's sprinkled in the front of their store EVERY DAY for "beauty and prosperity". It actually would be beautiful, if they actually would do it, but as for prosperity -- wouldn't it be eating into the profits. Oh and remember!, it's BIODEGRADABLE. "Sparkling" good idea, unseeded OR seeded, phoenix.
-- thecat, Jun 09 2003


This could get you into a lot of trouble with your girlfriend. Quote, "Is that glitter on your face?" Glitter - The eternal curse of the philanderer.
-- weedy, Aug 19 2004



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