Dear Gentlemen, List;
I experienced an issue with two sides similar to this about ten years
ago. Scientific rocks..ones to study, and pretty rocks...ones that
require appreciation despite scientific importance. In the real world
of total experience, one needs to ideally appreciate both.
Dear Michael;
Sorry to say, unless we have brand new-news, in the past 9 years, the
list has covered all topics until the repeat of all topics has even
become boring.
The list archives is a great place to find all of that exciting
information and talk and talk about meteorites you wish to
Dear Moser,
It appears to be a nice piece of granite! The mineral structure formed
at depth as the granite solidified slowly which allowed the crystals to
form. If you look up granite in the Audobon Field Guide to Minerals
you will see nice pictures in the rocks section which match up
We did discuss it but the angle of entry, the velocity, tended to
dismiss it right off.
A pro baseball pitcher would have had to be standing on the running
board of a helicopter to launch it successfully, and we all know it
would be hard to pitch from a helicopter.
Dave F
Ron Baalke wrote:
Dear Jerry, List;
I was laughing so hard at Sstevees post that I had to take a sedative to
calm down. I wanted to send him an email thanking him for a great
laugh.I do not know if he realizes that this is how horridly we find
his repeated posts on GAO (gao-ed to death already), or trade,
Good luck Bob!
List, I would just die to know who is catching how many of my trout and
where and what they are hitting on. I can ask my buddies but I fear it
would be offensive if I asked strangers these questions.
I guess I shall go hunt rocks in the morning, drive 5 miles to a good
spot, or
Last night, I ate spaghetti, with real 100% American feed lot beef in
itThe spaghetti was made from real grain grown on the great American
western plains, possibly Montana, or Eastern Wyoming, or Kansas or
Nebraska. The tomato sauce was from tomato's grown in one of a dozen
states that
commodification
Isn't that the act of installing indoor plumbing?
DF.
Thaddeus Besedin wrote:
Jake,
Indeed propaganda is important, but it should be provided at no charge if it is the preservation and dissemination of knowledge that is desired. A meteorite coin is no better a fetish than
Hi Dennis, Moni, List;
Maybe H.H.Ninninger made mention in Find A Falling Star. Good
possibility.
Dave F.
Moni Waiblinger wrote:
Hi Dennis and all,
I haven't been there, actually I just won a piece of Canyon Diablo on
ebay which I am going to make into a pendant.
I know you asked for
I viewed it last time around an thought it was a pinch of a stretch
maybe.Some of the logic didn't seem to match my understanding of
asteroids and meteorites. I think it is the pushing of an explanation
that needs more scientific data to really be iron clad.
Just my opinion,
Dave
Dear Steve;
Check the updated pages in your Meteorites A to Z
For new list members, it is quite a useful book to determine
classification information.
It was authored by our own list members Anne Black and the Jensen brothers!
I cherish my signed copy that brings me luck!
DF
steve arnold
Dear Mark, List;
For those of us waiting for the recent winter storm to go away tomorrow
afternoon so we can get back to meteorite hunting,
There will be a fun time at 7 pm Mountain time as Wyoming Cowgirls whip
Kansas State Wildcats in the semifinal round of the WNIT
Go pokes!
Dave F.
Dear List;
I would like to publicly apologize to the greatest woman meteorite
hunter of our modern time, Moni! I would not like to slight any one of
my buddies! And apologies to the other dozen women in meteorites that
are also there, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. Lang, wives of all those who spend too
Dear Ken, List;
Inquiring minds want to know, did my call of So. Utah/Henry Mountains
stand the location test with the neighborhood wood expert? I would
brim with happiness to learn that one.
Woodly,
Dave F.
Norm Lehrman wrote:
Ken,
Congrats to you for pursuing this to a conclusion.
Dear List;
I proclaim to be of a wood collectors ilk. I have been tutored by
Walter Wright, world renown paleo botanist from CA.
This is wood, probably from So. Utah if I had a guess, possibly Henry
Mountains location, Steve Hatch or Walt W. could verify better. I have
some in my back
Well Dear Ladies;
I find my personal friend, and buddy, Maria Haas from Michigan to be far
superior a meteorite hunter than any of the other ladies on the list and
especially from Michigan. Her large and excellent karma helps her find
many meteoritesjust not in Michigan.
Very best,
Dave F.
Dear Friends;
After the large episode of Earth Disasters last evening, I would also
expect to see a Tunguska Iron Meteorite coming along shortly, stay tuned!
Media is a good and bad thing. Full of many unscientific half truths
though.
Dave Freeman
Sterling K. Webb wrote:
Hi, All,
Amazing
Make sure Matteo understands that he pays the shipping up front before
you will ship!
Great laugh,
Dave F.
Michael Farmer wrote:
http://meteoriteguy.com/ebayauctionstockphotos/car.jpg
Matteo, here is a photo of a Ferrari I have for sale.
Send me 500 Euros, then I will send you a contract
member hoping it was a meteorite.
Please do not post to the list each time someone brings you a
meteorwrong that hasn't been tested.
It wastes all of our time.
Dave Freeman
mjwy Rock Springs,WY
Mr EMan wrote:
Sigh...So we are back again to Irons having fusion
crust. Sorry I don't see the fusion
Dear Steve;
In both cases it appears as a case of this consortium thinking they
were invincible and when in fact in the free enterprise world, money
talks and well, we know what walks. Maybe Mr. Wasson's consortium
needed to be burned a time or two to learn a lesson. He who hesitates is
I think the archives will have a dozen pages of debate over this issue
that was just recycled through the list about three weeks, three month,
three season, three years ago We seem to have no clear winner as
the minority screamed louder.
Dave F.
Michael Murray wrote:
Hi List,
Are you
I saw it. The world is a catastrophe. Then and now. Scaring us all to
death.
Dave F. Where's my umbrella!
Gerald Flaherty wrote:
Has anyone seen the National Geographic special called Ancient Astroid?
It is a recent study of Libian Desert Glass attributing its origin to
an atmospheric
Not to be a retard but what does this two dollar word mean?
vituperatives
In an apology to all, shouldn't the apology be conprehendable to all?
How about using a word we can understand.
df
Gary K. Foote wrote:
Paul and List,
Despite the contentious nature of some of the posts between
PLEASE TAKE THIS OFF THE LIST, WE DO NOT CARE AT THIS POINT...THE BATTLE
DOES NOT INVOLVED THE LIST AT THIS POINT.
PLEASE, FOR THE SAKE OF THE NEW LIST MEMBERS THAT ARE ALSO SICK OF THE
BICKER MATCH.
Dave F.
Jason Utas wrote:
Mike, All (...),
I apologized to those who deserved it. After
Dear List;
I just received a hundred grams of some very weathered NWA's, at first I
was not even sure they were meteorites at all. Mild attraction to a
magnet but other than that, not a drop of crust, they looked like
crumbled red to tan clay bricks that should have been thrown out in the
Bravo Ken!
My having shared a Tucson dinner table with these two gentlemen of the
meteorite society exposed me to two of the finest high morality
collectors that we may ever meet. They donate their time to us at a
level that not many others do. Paul and Jim are as pristine as a new
fusion
Dear Robert:
Missed one! I was a diamond prospector and gold prospector in need of a
new metal detector; and I found a White's metal detector dealer just
three blocks from my house! My new associate says that I could find a
meteorite besides gold and I was all earswith in a minute I was
Sohow long before a code was broken by all of disco ball
sellers?.I guess a few days, is it worth the effort?
DF
tracy latimer wrote:
I was one of the beta-test people who suggested a meteorite-list
code to cut down on the fake tektites, disco balls, perfume, bad
DVDs, etc. that
Dear List;
I have my first meteorite yet, a CD that is 135 grams. I paid $1 a gram
at that time back in 1998.
Dave F.
Pat Brown wrote:
Hi Ruben and the List,
This is a great topic.
I still have the first meteorite I purchased. It is a
small Canyon Diablo.
I also have the first meteorite
Can anyone get ahold of the famous Myth Busters in the San Francisco
area, this one would be a great one for Jammie to tackle!
Best,
Dave F
myth busted.
Matson, Robert wrote:
Hi Ken,
In case you missed the video:
http://www.pantagraph.com/video/2007/030507_spaceobject/
Thanks very
Dear Zelimir;
I enjoyed reading your post. Just a thought, when is France going to
pressure all colletors/collections to give their specimens back?
Dave F.
Zelimir Gabelica wrote:
Dear list,
I wish to thank many of you for having provided new or corrected data for
my compilation of Ensisheim
Maybe they live in glass houses and do not prefer to be around stones
thrown or otherwise.
DF
Darren Garrison wrote:
On Mon, 05 Mar 2007 14:03:03 -0800, you wrote:
Greetings all,
I have come across many falls (such as Kilabo) where a fall is
reported to occur throughout a
Dear List;]
Here is the email address of the photographer and story artist
You may all wish to ask him to follow up on the story to either
disprove, or prove the rock in question.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Best,
Dave Freeman
RS WY
Ron Baalke wrote:
the David Proeber
and he sent this:
http://home.earthlink.net/~magellon/temp/03052007bb.jpg
Best,
ken newton
Dave Freeman mjwy wrote:
Dear List;]
Here is the email address of the photographer and story artist
You may all wish to ask him to follow up on the story to either
disprove
Dear List;
I was surprised to read that ebay may be doing something about crime
read on!
This came from the ebay information page.
Hi everyone... I'm Mike Rou, Senior Manager, Global Law Enforcement
Operations. My team works with law enforcement agencies around the world
to pursue,
Jones's corollary- the more spammy the post the more likely it is to
repeat itself.
Dave F.
Thread killer
Gary K. Foote wrote:
I've noticed the same pattern - repeat posts coming thru in bunches.
Gary
On 2 Mar 2007 at 17:39, David Weir wrote:
Dean,
When I get that random buch of
Dear List;
Lunar eclipse in Wyoming was interesting but nothing to leave the
house about. I spent an hour sitting on a 7,000 foot elevation hill
in town, waiting, waiting, waiting. A red moon with a mysterious
clouded upper right-hand corner came up about dusk. Moon rose, and was
full.
Dear Dr. Death,
A SA hammer would out rival the Nahala dog hammer in value!
DF
doctor death wrote:
We of the meteorite collecting community owe alot to Big Steve of Chicago.
His trades are more like veiled donations to keep specimens flowing into the
hands of a luck few who take advantage
Dear Gary;
I kind of thought that maybe he should live a lonely life as his scare
tactic would warrent that all meteorite persons would stay away from
such a crabby appleton!
His crater and the Peruvian government may be his ONLY FRIENDS!
df
Gary K. Foote wrote:
A rather dark post Randall.
Dear Sterling;
After hunting them here very successfully for 9 (wow that's a very long
time) years, I am pretty good at it.
Track record: stromatolites found 6 separate genus and species, 8 tons
collected
meteorites:found 1 L-6
54
Geoff;
You forgot to mention all the sampling of the holbrook lepus leavings!
A rich-u-al in itself! And that Peru thing is just a pile on for comedy!
Dave F.
ebay id mjwy
Rock Springs, Wyoming
Notkin wrote:
Dave Harris posted:
You guys have been going on about Holbrook as if it was
Dear Sterling;
There are innumerable historical accounts of
fabulous events for which at the time there was
no rational explanation that are perfectly and
consistently what would be expected from
a meteorite that are presently blythely dismissed
as being without proof.
Sort of reminds me of
Not to mention that practice makes perfect! If not this one, maybe the
nextand it beats sitting around the house dreaming about doing
something fun!
Dave F
Where meteorite hunting season has reopened for the year.
Thomas Webb wrote:
Hi Gary,
Let's hope your efforts will uncover a new
Geeze, boggy creek all over again!
DF
Bill wrote:
I'm glad I never bothered to follow this thread.
Bill
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sun, 18 Feb 2007 09:35:43 -0800 (PST)
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Subject: [meteorite-list]
Dear List;
As many of you who know me already know, I quit drinking a long time ago
(20 years come August) as I couldn't remember crap, or conduct
business, or personal affairs when drunk, 1/4 full of beer, or plowed.
MAYBE THERE MAY BE A TIME WHEN SOME INDIVIDUALS, or certain or all
Hola Gary, List;
I have a little masonry saw sort of like a 4 skill saw and it came from
Home Depot for $50 included the blade. It would cut stony meteorites as
Bill noted, use a wood jawed vice make a rip guide so you cut straight
and even, the saw has a water cooling system that attaches to
They are cheaper than pure iron because they are not pure iron.
They are nantans.
DF
Ma Lan wrote:
Hi Michael and List,
Pity that three pieces of nantans (57, 58, 59) were
sold for just 2.5 cent per gram, much cheaper than any
other meteorites. I don't know whether it's cheaper
than a piece of
Dear Dean;
I read your post top to bottom. I really enjoyed your comentary and
agree with you completely. My experience and thoughts point toward your
point of why hide the figures when they would boost the next auctions
attendance and prices regardless of what the former hammer prices were.
Might be in another world, a GREAT PLACE FOR IMCA TO GO OFFER ASSISTANCE
WITH CLASSIFICATION.
Since I am no longer an IMCA member, I wouldn't even suggest it to the
others.
Dave F.
Michael Farmer wrote:
I don't know about the rest of the list, but I am sick
of hearing about this meteorite. It
Dear List;
First we get spam from asd;gfjkjsdiojfoif lsdijoawejfpoiefjf acusing
someone of being a thief, and now this mess from someone unknown and not
signing his emails.
Anybody else find this rather spammy? Or does it have REEL value?
From the unknown Wyoming personality.
DF
I am not convinced, lets see a test for nickel and one for irridium.
Then let's get a meteorite lab to look it over. I have geology
background thus, I cancel out one geologist's vote it is a meteorite..
It may be space junk but I go back to the young man living at the house
and having
Dear Sterling;
Why don't you ask the chinese? They seem to be the most interested in
faking meteorites.
Dave F.
a non tucsonisti
Sterling K. Webb wrote:
Hi, Drake,
...Widmanstatten patterns are unique to
meteorites. That's not true.
I'll bite. In what other materials can they
Could this be the return of the mystrey one who has not revealed his
presence, The Proud Tom? One who has never been found, and one who
lurks, and one who seems to appear at the time of the Tucson show?
Oops, nope, this one doesn't seem to show that much intellegence!
D F in WY
Greg Hupe
Can you guess whos that X ? i can help
He is 60 years old. a Collector !
Best Regards
Or better yet, who are you? Whinning is better when you sign your message!
Lets see.collector, and 60 years oldthat narrows it down to not
me, not Dave Andrews or the two women
Dear List;
I realize that private land meteorite hunting is an interesting bird and
contracts between the land owner and the hunter are a must before any
meteorites are found. Verbal is garbage when $$$ or even $$$,$$$ are
involved. I do realize that specific contractual issues are
Frank at that time was at U of Wyoming and was in the process of
cataloguing an abandon pile of miss labeled meteorites that didn't fit
in with the museum dedicated to dinosaurs.m
I miss Frank!
Dave F.
Frank and earnest
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Eric Hutton wrote:
My earliest
Dear Tracy, Bernd, and List;
From Oahu to Moloki and the Channel is a very large area. Being of
watery origin, I am surprized any fell anywhere it didn't get wet.
Leper
Dave F.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tracy wrote:
I had thought that meant they collected pieces that fell on the ship.
Dear Lucky Ruben;
Ever think of visiting Wyoming?
I am silent about my new finds..
Dave F.
:-0
Ruben Garcia wrote:
Hi all,
I'm quite sure that there is more than 10 new Arizona
meteorite finds. I have 5 (possibly) new Meteorite
finds currently being studied at several Universities
(UCLA, ASU
If I had a guess, the TEP, Tucson Electrical Park would be on my short
short list of places to ferret out a rock saw and other equipment.
Remember that there are shows all over town. You will run out of money
and time no matter how much you think you have plenty of both.
TEP is on the south
Dear Geoff;
Your Miss Becky is a bit of a get aroundshe is now swimming with the
boys on the Atosha and Margareta Gold ships off the Florida Keys...
Gold treasures seemed to get her fancy more than meteorites!
Hope you didn't buy her too expensive of a dinner
Best,
Dave F.
Sounds like a great tourist destination, a big rock, alcoholics and drug
addicts, crime, town in debt up to their ears, danger of electricity amd
water being turned off, high unemployment, and a large military presence.
Well pack my bags!
Poorly thought out release by Mr. Kangueehi, maybe the
Dear List;
Not going to Tucson? How about a fast trip today?
Here is a photo web look at Tucson today!
The high here in RS WY was 6 degrees.
Sunny Catalina Mtns. Tucson, AZ.
Best, Dave F.
http://www.cs.arizona.edu/camera/week.html
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Dear Pat, Walter, List;
I second Pat's review, the book could have been three volumes longer
with the adventure it contained. Good old Geoff Notkin is one of the
interesting personalities of our time that is in the book. Many of you
have the Russian sites represented in your meteorite
Dear Ed, List;
I asked him about the high shipping amount ;-)
and his responce was:
Item: The Spaceslag Meteorite (170070894753)
This message was sent while the listing was active.
spaceslag is the seller.
---
I would prefer to ship the item
And the number one answer would be: To much bologna at the show?
DF
M come Meteorite Meteorites wrote:
The hotel prices its a problem in all mineral
showswhy you not come in Bologna Show in March?
Matteo
--- Adam Hupe [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Dear List Members,
If anybody
phenomenological
It this really a word? Sounds like a George Bush word.
DF
Matthias Bärmann wrote:
I agree. But using an expression (also a scientific one) in a
phenomenological manner we should take care to avoid a contradiction (or
even tensions) between the phenomenological and the
Dear List;
I have just listed a grand specimen of a paleo shall ball from the
Frontier Formation, Cretaceous Rock Springs Uplift.
Is it for real, well, a real cretaceous shale ball. I have not tested
for nickel, it has undergone a silified mineralization event.
Has an excellent manganese
Dear Crusty's;
I think the whole deal here with fusion crust which is what I choose
to call it, all boils down to what academia and thus the rest of us
mortal ones choose to call fusion crust.
We have discussed this issue numerous times here and it very much
relates my thought to President
Geeze Dave, what an excellent FUSION CRUST!
Dave F.
Dave Harris wrote:
Hi,
Previously some people expressed an interest in this item...
http://www.tiny.cc/SA
Dave
IMCA #0092
Sec.BIMS
www.bimsociety.org
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Meteorite-list mailing list
Quote:
...come up with a 'press education pack' a little
booklet with a space rock stuck on that we could send out to all the
journalists etc for them to read -end quote.
But Mark, that would mean someone would have to know how to read..
Dave F.
Land of burning snow, not far from
Dear List:
Here's the latest;
Rutgers University
geologists Jeremy Delaney, Gail Ashley and Claire Condie and Peter
Elliott, an independent metallurgist who studied the object, determined
it was an iron meteorite because of its density, magnetic properties,
markings and coloration.
This is
Dear Listees;
The K2tv evening news in Casper, Wyoming reported a sherriff deputy went
out and witnessed a burned mark in the snow but no debris early this
morning after receiving a number of reportstheses are the same guys
that sent the posse up on Casper Mountain a few weeks ago chaising
Dear Listees;
I would like to comment that back in the dark days of meteorites a
number of years ago, WE discussed issues for seemingly ages (1998-2001?)
and then WE invented the IMCA to protect the world from fraudulent
meteorite dealersthen, a weak IMCA booted out Matteo for being less
It won't bring as much as an earlier find: a 1,400-pound space rock
that resembles a massive, slightly rotting yam. Ugly is only skin deep,
however. This monstrosity sold for a cool million.
So, I didn't know the rotten yam had sold, is that true?
I like yams.
Dave F.
Meteorites
Darren
http://cr4.globalspec.com/blogentry/837/Gerald-Ford-From-Project-Nike-to-NASA-and-Beyond?from_rss=1
Dear List;
I was a 21 year old fresh home from Vietnam and the Navy when President
Ford came to office and pardoned President Nixon.
I am sure many of the list members can remember where they
Dear List;
I am cleaning out some books I seldom use for reference these days and
am listing my Catalogue.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemih=003sspagename=STRK%3AMESE%3AITviewitem=item=130064705288rd=1rd=1
Ask any questions off list,
thank you,
Dave Freeman
mjwy
Rock Springs
Quote: [By the way, I'd be seriously interested if I'd know what to answer the
custom-people here in Germany, asked regarding the content of a package on
which is written snow-proof without value, for study only ...]
Well Matthias, that would be your ABR..average brown rock, of course!
Dear Geoff;
That clicking sound is probably your Mac!
Dave F.
Notkin wrote:
Paul Harris posted:
Windows has a setting under Sounds and Audio Devices that creates a
click each time a new navigation is sensed. Unfortunately our Banner
Ads and our rotating Classified Ads are picked up
Of course! It's the spacemens way of setting up dinner for Santa!
DF
Jan Bartels wrote:
Hello,Anybody here care to help me figure out what's in this Photo in the
Apollo 14 Archives?..I'm
stumped..:http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/a14/AS14-67-9384HR.jpg
Thanks..Kevin...:)
An Ice cream trolley ??
Dear List;
SW Wyoming and South to Denver, and west to Nebraska is fun, the Wyoming
Dept. of Transportation web site cameras on the following link are
rather entertaining.
Do we think the meteorites left at Albin are getting any thermal benefit
from the cold and insulating snow, or would it be
Dear List, Gary;
In interest of the new list members who do not know of Mr. DeRusse and
company, try a google search
of Boggy Creek or Boggy Creek DeRusse and friends...
And, this is meteorite/meteorwrong history lesson part 201, thanks Elton.
Know your subject.
Dave F.
Mr EMan
Auh, contraire there dear EltonMr. Verish, and a large following of
recreational meteorite hunters in the western states have already
practiced meteorite recovery on public lands and the Smithsonian, Dr.
McCoy I believe have accepted that meteorite hunters in the field do
have the ability
Dear Martin;
I have heard that he teaches childrenand has so much time on his
hands he collects information on rocks.
He keeps to himself most of the time, and never speaks negative of
anyoneI could learn from such an individual.
Who knows more of this stranger?
Dave F.
Martin
DeRussemmm..the kiss of death or insanity.
Dave F. and no new snow here.
drtanuki wrote:
Dear Gary and List,
It seems to me that if you want your dealer list
link site to work and to get people to join that you
need to explain your connection with Mr. DeRusse who
once
All of this makes me sneeze!
df
Dave Carothers wrote:
Steve,
There is an old saying actions speak louder than words. Let me repeat
that ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS!!!
You've apologized many times in the past and yet have contined to behave and
act like a jerk. Can you
This will be your seventh, or eighth time at making amends, being good
all over again.
May I suggest you get a tattoo of a large index finger pointed up, and a
thumb pointing to the left put in living color on your forehead for all
to see.
DF
steve arnold wrote:
Hello list.I sincerely want to
Dear Jerry;
I think you said it all. Repeat offender.
Dave F.
Gerald Flaherty wrote:
Geoff and Tomasz,
Be assured, most, if not all of us consider the original source of this
thread therefore, no harm to anyone's reputation except the repeat offender.
Jerry Flaherty
- Original Message
YES, I have some vials with .0008 grams in them! HURRY AND ACT NOW!
SEND PAYMENT TO MY PAYPAL ACCOUNT.
DF
steve arnold wrote:
anyone have any tagish lake for around $300?
Steve R.Arnold,chicago,Ill,Usa!!
Collecting Meteorites since 06/19/1999!!
That is some shady looking libyan melted pop bottle there Bob!
DF
drtanuki wrote:
Dear List,
If you take the time to look at Mr Bob`s email and
eBay you will notice that he ranks up there with the 5
Ducks, and the other seller`s from China,Vietnam,
Singapore, Thailand.
Many of these
I bought a 1 pound Nantan that was 1/2 metal and 1/2 shale for $16 at
the Denver show three years ago. Is that a market cross section?
Dave F.
Michael L Blood wrote:
Hi Bob,
I found your comment interesting because in reading the post
to which you were referring, I saw it more as a
Dear Darren;
Isn't the freedom of the internet a wonderful thing. Everyone doing
everything!
Dave F.
Darren Garrison wrote:
On Tue, 12 Dec 2006 15:52:51 -0700, you wrote:
Jim, that was a superb prank! Ingenious of you to substitute a new
photo at your own URL.
That actually
WHO IS PROUD TOM?He never exposed himself (herself) at Tucson Show.
Dave F.
Pelé Pierre-Marie wrote:
I'm afraid Proud Tom is coming back...
Pierre-Marie PELE
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Découvrez une
Dear List;
After a very successful day of stromatolite hunting and the meteorite
bucket coming back empty, I arrived home to a phone message from the
local newspaper. We have a witness in the Rock Springs area. The paper
has conducted a phone interview and I have directed the paper to the
Dear Ron, Other scientists with paleobotanical background, Dirk;
What are the chances of stromatolite fossils actually being found on
Mars? I am turning blue from holding my breath.
Anyone care to venture any odds of a rock with laminations being found?
Banded Iron Formation or Prokaryotae?
I am not convinced yet.any pictures in the as found condition or
with ANY fusion crust?
Dave F.
Steve Dunklee wrote:
Yahoo! Photos
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/album?c=sdunklee72520aid=576460762359134600pid=wtok=54pjM5KC_Q9KTC8Qk_hREw--ts=1165172077.src=ph
Steve Dunklee has
Would shikote Alin-like crust work? Blue steel, burn baby burn!
Dave F.
MexicoDoug wrote:
Hi Gary,
Fusion crust can be in the eyes of the beholder, so the difficulty with this
question is we are making a one-size fits all definition.
For the irons, you could get a vey thin local
Dear Dave;
In my opinion, the fleabay and IMCA connection didn't seem to couple
together as effectively as some of us had hoped. In the ideal world, it
would have been a good answer but in the world of lawyers and
lawsuits.well, a seal representing not much from an auction
house who
Dear Mr. E; and Mr. A.
I was reading a book the other day, a big blue book by a guy named
Bill. Bill stopped and then started again, and stopped and life got
better and then Bill started again and life got worse and after a couple
of years in a sanitorium, or assylum, Bill met a friend and
Hola Charlie;
I collect stromatolites (Rodney Dangerfield of the fossil world),
petrified wood, jade, unique minerals, kimberlite, artifacts, antiques,
stamps, coins, historic memorbelia and dance partners.
Dave F.
ebay ID mjwy
with unique collectable items at auction. My about me page at
Pardon my comment but the cheapest is not a very good cryteria for
picking a new detector If that were the case, we would all be
swinging radio shack brand detectors.
I have one, it is the White's GM-3 and it suits all my needs since I
know how to use it.
But then again, maybe Ssteevvveee
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