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Hi Andy and List! First
of all: Yes, I’m still a collector (who deals a little bit, like nearly
all of us)! You
are absolutely right, if you say: “Let them collect, what they like to
collect.” BUT,
I don’t have to like meteorite carvings (or spheres and so on) and if
someone in a public forum asks, what the strangest thing is, someone has done
to a meteorite, I have the right to say my opinion. I don’t think that I
have discriminated someone in this way, because I have not used names or
special situations in my statement (if I’m
wrong in this point, I’m sorry!). I’ve never claimed that my stuff
is better than other ones stuff, and I don’t think that way. Andy,
I think that you should know me and my opinions better than someone else on
this list (save as much material as possible by generating nice specimens for
collectors and SCIENCE) and you (like many other dealers) know how hard this
way really is. We can discuss that point again by a beer or cola at the next
fair, if you want. Best
Wishes! Ingo -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Hi List ,Hi Ingo, and I can only say: let the people
go…….. All of you know we are collecting and
dealing a stuff which is very fragile, not even when it arrived the surface of
earth , even when it arrives the MARKET. Your stuff and mine stuff is not better or
“UN” better than every other stuff witch is collected on earth
surface. We are not the collectors of the most science related stuff ,ok,
I believe we are ,but this would not fit in my argumentation. And Yes we are not the ones who are allowed
to discriminate others, because they like more a sphere than an individual. I
prefer an individual, no question, but gosh, a sphere is the perfects form the
nature produced (mathematical) in the for us related 3 D world. So take it or
let it pass .( or take the next level….4D……5D….) . Your
slice of Obernkirchen ,or your speck of Andi Von:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Ingo Herkstroeter Hi List! I can only say: moon scarab! L Ingo -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Good evening all, This is, without a doubt, the
strangest thing I've seen done to a meteorite. Is this
"art"? Personally, I want to cry when I see thingts like
ths and I'd rather see it rust in oblivion. Shall we have a contest to see who
can find the strangest, most idiotic thing to do to a meteorite? Dave |
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