The Mint Rubbing Journal * No 2 / Jan 2001 * Page 1


~ No 2 / Jan 2001 / Page 1 ~	~ Mint rubbing - a way of life ~

"I wanna be a part of it! I want my life changed! God bless you!", says a mint rubbing enthusiast in a recent message. You too can discover the secret of a happy, prosperous and relaxing life with the second issue of The Mint Rubbing Journal.

Read in this issue:
- A mint rubber's delight - Mentosan
- Practical Gas Burning Explained
- RMRA in the Papers and on the Net
- Become a Perfect Mint Rubber
- Forget worries - Improve your life
- Online Interactive Mint Rubbing
- Printable Mint Rubbing Diploma
- Easy and convenient subscriptions
- Messages from fellow mint rubbers

Letter from the editors At last the second issue of the journal reaches the homes of mint rubbers around the world.
The holidays have passed and with them the excellent opportunity to rub mint at home, together with your loved ones. This specific holiday-season mint rubbing has been replaced in January with an even more interesting technique: mint rubbing at work or at school. Is there anything better than starting a new year (and a new millennium for that matter) with a relaxed readjustment mint rubbing session?

This issue is choke full of interesting materials for the serious mint rubber. Some of the materials and contributions were sent by dedicated mint rubbers from all corners of the world. Please review all materials with careful attention (take notes if necessary) and send us your own mint rubbing thoughts and techniques. Remember! You could improve the lives of millions of people with one simple email. Do it now.

Practical Gas Burning Explained

I just want to describe a very relaxing type of gas burning activity - I do it quite often. This is what you need to do:

1. find a nice ceramic ash-tray and a bottle of row-alcohol (sanitary will also do);

2. put the ash-tray in the middle of the room;

3. put the alcohol inside the ash-tray;

4. turn off the light;

5. if daytime, close the curtains;

6. ignite the gas;

7. watch the blue fire from your comfortable chair;

8. (optional) fire some more gas;

9. have a rest; relax - you should be tired by now.

Note: while watching you can do other mint-rubbing activities, but, remember, it's important to stare to the blue fire all the time. (contribution by Calin Ardelean)

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