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Hello world.I have another meteorite to givaway.It is virtually a OLIVINE
BLOB OF A METEORITE.It is a 56 gram thick slice of BRAHIN.It has very
little metal to it, and it will not see my collection at all.I am really
disappointed by it.It hardly cost me anything.$4.00 PRIORITY SHIPPING
USA,$5.00 WO
O NOO!
Not another dreaded meteorite BLOB! And a blind one at that.
Of course it will not consume your other meteorites- these things
only eat warm, screaming people.
Has it started growing and glowing yet? Will Mayor Daley call
for an evacuation of Chicago? RUN WHILE YOU STILL CAN!
Slick
...Almost like spreading a disease...passing around an infected olivine
blob! Is there no shame in CHICAGOLAND?
Where's that Opriah when we need her? 1060 W. Addison?
DF
Jerry A. Wallace wrote:
O NOO!
Not another dreaded meteorite BLOB! And a blind one at that.
Of course it will not con
Steve,
I like the idea of your meteorite give away program, but, my problem is
that I already have a few pieces of Brahin. Would you mind substituting it
with a 50 - 100gram slice of Glorieta Mountain or Esquel?
Thanks in advance,
John Gwilliam
At 06:59 AM 7/24/2004, Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! wr
You are not being realistic John, settle for a large Imilac slice instead. Good taste
without being too greedy is more becoming for a young collector like yourself.
JD
-- Original message from "John K. Gwilliam" : --
> Steve,
> I like the idea of your meteorite give
Franconia area meteorite classification update.
Its been nearly eight months since Mike Miller and I
delivered our first batch of Franconia area meteorites
to Arizona State University for classification.
Originally we along with those at ASU separated our
finds (all of which were windowed) into ei
Hello list.I heard thru the grapevine, that another several kilo's was
found of the GLORIETTA pallasite.Is this true?Like 8 kilo's more?If that
is true than that is quite a find.Wll someone please verify this.
steve arnold, chicago
Hi list.I want to thank the 30 people who emailed for the brahin piece.It
is all gone.
steve
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> I like the idea of your meteorite give away program, but, my problem is
> that I already have a few pieces of Brahin. Would you mind substituting
> it with a 50 - 100gram slice of Glorieta Mountain or Esquel? Thanks in
> advance, John Gwilliam
> You are not being realistic John, settle for a l
Sorry all about the intrusion to the list, but I've been trying to contact
Steve Arnold, Chicago!! for a couple of weeks and haven't gotten any reply.
So Steve, in case you've not gotten my emails, I'm trying to get hold of
you.
Sincerely,
Frank
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Isn't Wrigley Field located near 1060 W. Addison, on the corner of W. Addison and N.
Clark St. ? Maybe Slammin' Sammy Sosa could destroy the dreaded blob with this
baseball bat. (??)
Ryan
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From: David Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Jul 24, 2004 12:43 PM
To: "Jerry
Hello List,
I was just going to see if anyone out there has been to the
Middlesboro,KY impact crater, and if so, what type of info have they
gathered?. I might be taking a trip out there in Oct. or Nov. to do
some research. Also wondering about Wells Creek,TN. I appreciate
all the help I can g
Hello Dean and List,
A few days ago I got a very nice NWA 306 thin section from Dean.
I am also glad that I was able to purchase a 10.2-gram NWA 306
endcut from him - it is an extremely beautiful endcut with very fresh,
black fusion crust and an orange-colored matrix.
According to the Met.Bull. 8
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Hi All,
35 years ago I was 15 and was watching at the next door neighbors house
where her grandson happened to be visiting from out of town. Her grandson
and I shared an interest in stamp collection and were trading postage stamps.
Later the U.S. Post Office released a commemorative postage stamp
G'Day, List,
recently it strikes me quite often that some sellers on eBay mention in
their description for Australian meteorites something like, that:
is getting hard to find since Australia recently passed a
law forbidding the removal of any meteorite from the country!
Well, we sho
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