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Date Posted: 19:43:29 05/03/12 Thu
Author: Julie (sleepy)
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Re: Scary ring
In reply to: Rosie 's message, "Scary ring" on 10:01:40 10/02/11 Sun

Dear Rosie,

I know this post was from a year ago but I wanted to reply anyway: I do not think the mood ring turning black means you are going to die. I found these descriptions online:
�violet blue - happy, romantic
�blue - calm, relaxed
�green - average, not much going on with you
�yellow/amber - tense, excited
�brown/gray - nervous, anxious
�black - cold temperature or damaged ring

Keep in mind that the science behind mood rings is really just that the ring is sensative to your temperature changes. Sometimes our skin surface temperature can change with emotions. "The 'stone' of a mood ring is really a hollow quartz or glass shell containing thermotropic liquid crystals." If you put a mood ring under really cold or really hot water, you can see it change quickly. But a simple temperature change in skin isn't really enough to describe our complex emotions. And just because a certain color wasn't on a piece of paper doesn't mean something bad is going to happen...

Cheers!
-Julie

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