on 6/10/05 9:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Michael writes:
I just don't understand their approach to these things.
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You could consider asking questions directly to the fine people.
Sterling painted a very nice picture meteoritehunting with Master Yoda, and
then Rob left nothing to the imagination in his seemless rendition of
Yoblood (Now please use those talents to add Pavlov's 60 dogs
_http://www.cshl.edu/PDogs/_ (http://www.cshl.edu/PDogs/) and the Cerebus
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Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Michael's meteorite market trends
Sterling painted a very nice picture meteoritehunting with Master Yoda,
and
then Rob left nothing
Hi Michael,
your suppositions are right, first of all it's the greed for the best
bargain or sometimes to get a missing piece into the collection.
To buy from totally unknown offerers is a behaviour, which developped from
ebay-trade, where the sellers are anonymous and the buyer will come to know
Hello Dave, Michael and list,
Dave wrote: ...for us all to support only great dealers who are honorable
and worthy of our business.
I think most of us agree in general with that statement. (Not counting
meteorites purchased from finders, traded from museums or university, et al
).
I
Buckleboo Martin did:
To buy from totally unknown offerers is a behaviour, which developped from
ebay-trade, where the sellers are anonymous and the buyer will come to know
the identity of the seller after the purchase is fixed.
for Master Martin, buckleboo Yoda does,
Existed long before
This sort of ignores the fact that I was specifically referring to the
practice of dealing with known criminals and rip off artists.
Best wishes, Michael
on 6/9/05 9:32 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These new dealers, if fear us they do, help us they will not. If
Herb good Doug?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Buckleboo Martin did:
To buy from totally unknown offerers is a behaviour, which developped from
ebay-trade, where the sellers are anonymous and the buyer will come to know
the identity of the seller after the purchase is fixed.
for
Michael,
In your commentary, you write:
There is no question in my mind that there are
several known
individuals from whom I would never make a purchase
simply
because I refuse to put money in their pockets which
will subsidize
their continuing degradation of the field of
meteoritics. They
H,
Even you refer to X
However, to address the thrust of your comment - a newbe
can simply subscribe to the list (interesting term, as in every other
area I know of, this would be called a newsletter) but, none the
less. If one subscribes to this list, info flows. In
Hello Michael,
You are correct in that if one wants to blindly search
online archives and print media, they will eventually
stumble on some information that would suggest that
they avoid certain persons. But without understanding
the history of the exchange on the Meteorite List,
likely almost
Hi Martin and Michael,
(sounds like a new comedy sitcom!)
I have been on this list since 1996 or 1997. I remember several posts over
the years. I just so happend to do a google search on criminal defense
lawyer and meteorite and I found the fourth item to be a good starting
point if any new
Michael B. wrote:
This sort of ignores the fact that I was specifically referring to the
practice of dealing with known criminals and rip off artists.
Martin A. must have seen Star Wars dubbed in German if at all (Martin -
Michael signed his article in Yodish. That is where it started).
Hi, Doug,
I'm really sorry to hear that Yoda has left.
I envisioned him levitating smoothly in a glide across the desert, arms
extended,
and you, Doug, following along behind the master with a beisbol glove and a
collecting
bag, fielding the meteorites that slowly rise from the ground
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com/catalog/Yoblood.htm
hm
Rob Wesel
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
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and we are the dreamers of the dreams.
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Hi Walter,
I just went to google and plugged in criminal defense
lawyer and meteorite and got:
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Your search - criminal defense lawyer and meteorite - did not match any
documents.
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What gives?
Michael
on 6/9/05 1:55 PM, Walter Branch at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
OK,
I think, after reading all those words, the objection is to
the implication I made that one should not purchase or trade
with a dealer that is not established - and you are right, that
is irrational and I apologize for the unintended implication.
However, I was actually
TOO COOL!
Great one, Rob!
The Nakhla Dog strikes again!
Michael
on 6/9/05 4:50 PM, Rob Wesel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com/catalog/Yoblood.htm
hm
Rob Wesel
http://www.nakhladogmeteorites.com
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We are the
My God/god,
You two understand each other. It's frightening.
Bill
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From: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OK,
I think, after reading all those words, the objection is to
the implication I made that one should not purchase or
Dear List;
In the newest issue of Meteorite Times, Michael Blood's editorial is
simply exemplary! If we all could pledge to be more educated to only
promoting those dealers that provide honest premium service and
specimens, maybe the phony-bologna corrupt and crooked Ssnakes would
move on to
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