Re: [meteorite-list] Park Forest - Round Two

[Adam Hupe]

Hello Mike, Hello List Members   Sorry for the waste of List bandwidth but since Mike is addressing these issues in a public forum I felt I needed to replay.      Here is a passage I posted on 4-1-2003, five days ago before this was even an issue.  I have nothing to hide and actually apologized if we may have contributed to the problem.   Day three Went on a scavenger hunt for objects that were hit by the meteorite.  We returned a second time to a house that had been hit to find Mike Farmer had offered $12,000.00 for the stone.  We offered $15,000.00 and were turned down because the stone had already been promised to Mike.  We were ,however, able to purchase the outermost roof shingle with a perfect hole punched through it and a new video game still in the box with an impact crater in it. The meteorite did not penetrate the box so we think it might have been the final resting point of this house hammering stone.  We know the roof tile is in fact the very first entry point on the house because the hole is punched through the weathered portion of it indicating it was the top shingle.      I do not feel this bickering is going to solve any problems so I will take these issues up in private if anybody has any concerns.   All the best,   Adam       ----- Original Message ----- From: Michael Farmer To: Adam Hupe ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2003 7:43 PM Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Park Forest - Round Two Adam, dude, you can piss off, To whom might I ask, did I offer that stone for sale to? Not a single person. I have not offered it for sale so how dare you say that I did. Offering other "hammer stones" without affadavits? Who the hell made you god? I don't actually know where you come off trying to take control of everything. Oh well. Do as you please not my problem. So I see that you feel you can offer what you like for a particular stone but everyone else can't. You and your terms. I never knew we called them "hammerstones". Just don't try to preach what you don't practice. Mike Farmer