[Chemistry4me]

Solid. It's probably about 4cm x 4cm at least.

[Bored chemist]

I think
it's a rock,
but anything that kicks Oriel is good enough for me.

[JimBob]

Malachite

[LeeE]

It is three words.

You said you were looking for one word when you first posted the pic - I'm confused.

[Karen W.]

 me too... I thought it was my imagination that he said one word then three words... lol....

[stereologist]

'is like rock'

Is this painted concrete?

[JimBob]

If it is like rock it might be a coprolite.

[Chemistry4me]

I think
it's a rock,

Yes, you're right.

[Chemistry4me]

It is three words.

You said you were looking for one word when you first posted the pic - I'm confused.

The anagram is three words! []

[Chemistry4me]

'is like rock'

Is this painted concrete?

Very close but I was looking for 'I like rocks'. []
I know, it's not a very good anagram. [:I]

[Chemistry4me]

If it is like rock it might be a coprolite.

You tell me.

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[Karen W.]

Oh my Gawwwwwwd.... I am so ashamed of myself! Lol....

[Chemistry4me]

What? What did you do?

[Karen W.]

I did not solve that anagram!!!! I should have had no problem with it!

[JimBob]

It is botryoidal malachite. The part at the bottom where it is broken is the tell-tale part that "reveals its true identity."


botryoidal malachite - picture from http://www.galleries.com/Minerals/Carbonat/MALACHIT/MALACHIT.htm

[Chemistry4me]

Thank you Mr. Geologist, although I should remember to also phtograph the nametag next time!

[JimBob]

Thank you Mr. Geologist, although I should remember to also phtograph the nametag next time!

Why thank you, Mr. C4.

Why are we being so polite?

[Chemistry4me]

Because the weather is too nice to be discourteous. Is it not true dear Sir?

[Karen W.]

New puzzles anyone?

[Chemistry4me]

I think I am all out []
I should really get out and take some more pictures. []