You know you are a Go addict when…
… you see the potential in every stone you pass 
Those are gorgeous!
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Guilty
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So, favourite combinations?
A futuristic Hematite / Opal Glass combination?
Malachite / Lapis, for those with $6000 to spare?
Or utter chaos with Snow Flake / Dalmation Jasper?
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I always liked the Black Gold Stone/ Labradorite combination. It reminds me of space 
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I have had 6000$ 
hematite/opal glass looks very playable! clear quartz for white would look nice too.
Also nice: moss agate/jade. leopard skin jasper would look awesome with rose quartz, but they might be too similar, in which case id choose leopard jasper/shell 
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About the only one that doesn’t call to me is the Fluorite. All the others I’m craving.
Oh, except maybe the Jade … it’s a bit washed out 
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At least it’s Green
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I think the fluorite looks better as a bunch:
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I’m sure he meant the colour, but all I see is the “bad shape” 
#B2Bomber #EatYourHeartOut
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Apart from playing go on a hexagonal grid, you mean? or is this board skewed?
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I always thought the lava with either the crystal, cracked crystal or fluorite would look pretty sweet.
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Oh man, I may have to become a go stone collector!
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“It’s over, Anakin. I have the higher approach.”
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Black line Jasper with shell F1, that to me seems a nice combination, they would almost be the inverse of eachother.
You know your a go addict when: an entire chat about being a go addict becomes a chat talking about different types of go stones.
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… you cry after going to gostones.com and seeing that each of those sets seriously are $400. And you can’t stop mousing around to see the bigger pictures anyhow.
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Do yourself a favour, don’t look up kaya goban
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" Prices for a kaya go board with attached legs range from as little as USD $2,000 for itame/omote, up to USD"
You know you are a go addict when you plant a kaya tree for your great granchildren…
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Might need a few more greats in there… Have you seen how long the wood needs to dry for?
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