That's all the residents of Park forest want too, a meaning windfall out of the blue, a life's wages for a single find. The math was poor but the dream the same. Rob Wesel > > Somehow, I'm very glad that a few of my bucks for my small Thuathe went to a > very lucky kid in Lesthos that will provide him with a meaning windfall, than > bribe some Chicago SOB out of his treasure. Not so say I can't understand one > wanting to keep anything special like this I found personally even if not a > meteorite collector before this fell out of the sky. I wouldn't part with it > cheaply if I didn't need the cash. I expect to see more new meteorite collectors > showing up on ebay due to the hightened interest than individual meteorites. > Alot will probably stay in private hands. Where did all that missing Chassigny > go picked up by those French everyman that day, lost in time. > > Wasn't one large Thuathe worth a year's income in this agarian community. Alot > of money and happiness for a silly rock out of the blue. Next to the greed and > hostility by some here in the USA, I wish more stones would fall in the laps of > wonderful people like these. But I'd love to see one fall in my neighborhood > just > the same. Steve Arnold, you lucky dog... > > Howard Wu > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Mail - For a better Internet experience
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