Found on Google:
Give your poop some bling!
http://dvice.com/archives/2007/12/gold_pill_makes.php
Well, Hey Jaime.......compared to that pill we're saving a TON on the disco dust!!!! You just made me feel like the $10.00 w/ shipping that I pay for that little tiny container is worth it! lol I can get a whole weeks worth of glittered poo easy peasy...that pill is over $400!!!! Probably for a one time thing too! lol
Let's just eat some disco dust and celebrate the New Year with some
glittered poo...
Wishing everybody a Happy New year!
Edna
Girls I am sorry if I disapoint you by not taking a photo of my Disco Poo this New Year..
Edna
OH fabulous I found some Buttons for us disco dust users to wear for our New Year's parties
http://rlv.zcache.com/i_poop_glitter_sticker-p217705110589168984qjcl_400.jpg
lol......hey it's not me, I googled...it was there already......not like I made the button myself or anything!
Happy Poo Year from the Glitter Fairy!!!
May you all be Kings and Queens and long reign on your thrones in 2010!!!
I found a fabulous website that has their own brand of beautiful pixie glitter for cakes, etc... And their shipping cost is far below Sam's!
LayerCakeShop.com
I would never consider getting regular glitter close to my cakes. Most of our products are made in China now, and their standards are way different from ours. Yes, it says nontoxic, but many of the toys they made had lead and other problem substances as well. If it doesn't say it's edible, I'd be way too afraid to use it on food.
Oh man I was cracking up reading this forum! You're all too funny haha!
Does anyone know how disco dust compares to extra fine glitter? I was at Joann's and saw that fine glitter is way smaller then regular glitter, and the extra fine is even smaller than the fine glitter. The extra fine glitter looks like disco dust to me...it says non-toxic just like disco dust. Has anyone looked into this?!?!!?
AYes, that was the whole point of this thread. :D It's the same thing, same plastic, same everything, only Disco Dust is cut finer. I've never seen craft glitter that was cut quite as fine, but close. Either way, not for eating.
AFor decorations that will be removed, ok. I use it on occasion, but not directly on the cake
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