Dear Gary, Anita, List;
As a veteran of a dozen or more meteorite show and tell lectures, some
with powerpoint (some with over a hundred people)I see a little
twist that distresses me somewhat.
Gettting directions, or ideas is a grand thing but...you will come
across much more
Dear Mark, Dave, Mike and Bill;
What is this I hear you were shown up at the field trip to the Holbrook
strewnfield recently ?
Well guys, shouldn't ah let a girl come alongleast THAT one ;-)
DAve F.
skunked at Holbrook
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Good evening List, Steve;
Allan Hills, ALHA, further information in Rocks From Space, p. 319-323.
Oh, and it is a rock star!
Dave F.
(also a rock star)
Steve Arnold, Chicago!! wrote:
Good evening list.I just picked up a most interesting book.It is called,A
ROCK FROM MARS.It is written by kathy
Dear Martin, List,
Ask Bob Haaghe is a top of the pile trader...
Dave F.
Martin Altmann wrote:
May I ask a hypothetical question?
It would be interesting to know, how collectors dealers would estimate a
gram price for ALH84001 if it would be available.
Buckleboo!
Martin
this one sure looks like a Wyoming oolitic chert to me. The limey
oolites (calcium carbonate acretions actually) have been completely
replaced by the silica from the rich volcanic ash that fell here. The
material is hard enough to take a fine polish, and cuts tough as well as
hard (hardness
Internet explorer and netscape are both working for me at eBayI do
run virus scans, have updated spyware and delete cookines
regularly...there is so much crud on the net...
Dave F.
(my other computer is a main frame ;-)
Marco Langbroek wrote:
its from yesterday I have problems to enter
Dear Bob, List, ART;
I am wondering.seems offers to sell and to purchase are forms of
investment and selling off investmentswhat's the fine hair doing in
the meteorite investment soup?
Maybe this rule on non offerings could be explained further by one with
the rulings, Art? Are you
For sale as an investment in your future, Moroccan Meteorite Dealers
tap dancing shoes. Find out what's really changed in Afrcia. Let
these shoes tell you the path to prosperity. More bizzar by the minute!
Top Secret notion in the soles...makes them rare, hard to find, and
planetary that
Dear fans of the hot desert song and dance troupe;
I appologize, seems every time the topic goes to money to invest in
meteorites, world travel, hot desert meteorites; the band jumps up, the
circus music starts and I go into a trance of Mr. Crab arguing with
Spongebob and Squidward...
no,
Dear Ron, List;
I have experience this exact same spoof problem with ebay a few times
last fall. What seems to work for me with ebay issues/spoofs is to
only answer the emails in your message box on the secure my ebay
page. I have not tried the ebay tool bar security option that they tout
Dear Walter, List;
Another great thing to do if you are in any doubt if it is a
spammer...check the user ID of the sender...normally they will not even
be in the system as they have stolen a closed out eBay ID that has been
closed for months/years.
This is pretty easy if there is any doubt of
Huh, what's that? More meteorite specimens, Geeze!
Let it go? Let it die and just go!
DF
Steve Arnold, Chicago!! wrote:
I seem to remember last year at this time,the jump all over steve arnold
parade was hitting high pitch fever.Well it seems it is starting again.All
because I send out to
Hello, I am Elton, I am a meteorohaulic
Dear Elton, List;
I am Dave, a stromatolite and meteorohaulic...
Do you think Steve will sell the camera?
Dave F.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve Arnold, Chicago!! wrote:
I seem to remember last year at this time,the jump all over steve arnold
Dear Kevin;
YIKES! I found the Waynesword site just yesterday.
His information on early Earth and the connection with meteorites seems
really interesting. His other surf able information to living
stromatolites makes me think that there is some slim chance that recent
(maybe a few million
Dear List members;
I don't know if there are other list members who work at the postal
system but my experience after 7 months is (you may quote me) we are
all very lucky the mail gets delivered at all on some days. Never put
anything in an envelope that is thicker than three sheets of
Dear List,
Here is just another great reason to keep your best dealers in business
by only purchasing from them.
DF
harlan trammell wrote:
WARNING: there are loads of pallasites out there that
have been RESTORED with epoxy, etc. for sale. - make sure that you ask
if a piece has been
Dear List;
I just did a check up on google to Morocco news and came up dry, no news
of a meteorite fall has been entered in Moroccan news yet, nothing on
google either.
Dave F.
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Dear Darryl, List;
After following the Tagish Lake scientific boondoggle, it is rather
interesting to see the government so interested in this one now.
Too bad they let so much go to the bottom of the lake, it would be a
better deal per gram price!
Dave F.
Darryl Pitt wrote:
TAGISH LAKE
Dear Jay;
Well, after 8 years of talking and living meteorites, some of us don't
have a great deal to say any more. We try to spend a great deal more
time in the field HUNTING METEORITES instead of buying them.
So, there isn't much to say other than the bickering and complaining
about the
A little anal lately aren't we???
df
Thaddeus Besedin wrote:
Oh great - another glorification of looting (relic hunting)! Do
Any of the Brenham pits get at least a cursory record of their possible
prehistoric components? I'm justifiablyand unassailably an enemy of
the
BLAH, BLAH, BLAH.
What have YOU done to preserve science? And, what do you have in your
collection that you shouldn't have (meaning anything that wasn't
correctly scientifically removed)? Exactly what are your credentials
to be knowledgeable to whine..?
It is very easy for those stoic office
Dear All;
I have just completed reading my copy of Meteorite Hunter by
Roy A. Gallant. This is an excellent book on some of the great
Russian meteorite craters/falls. I have two of the craters/falls
represented in my collection. Book relates history and local geology,
cultures, and is a
Dear List;
Here's the new price of hunting meteorites in SW Wyoming.
regular unleaded $2.41
diesel 2.51
premium 2.61
real cost: driving for ever and not finding any.
Best,
Dave F.
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Dear List;
I have been recently pondering some areas with steep inclines that erode
faster than the flats below them. I guess the sides of the ridges are at
a 45 degree X 400 foot elevation. I keep going back to the thought that
anything having fallen in the past century or so would have
Dear All;
So what ever happened to the IMCA and Ebay thing where the two were on
the same page so this fraudulent seller could be banned from ebay for
commiting such a noticable fraudulent auction?
Did anything ever become of the idea???
Dave F.
mjwy
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello List,
Dear Chris, List;
My favorite he-be je-be story is of my experience with the "Rock
Springs" L-6.
I hunted meteorites here in SW Wyoming for 5 years. Never found a one.
I went to the big Tucson show and pick up a copy of
Meteorites A to Z where long time friend Anne Black has signed
"to the
Nor trilobite!
DF
- Original Message -
From: Matson, Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: met list meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 5:18 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] re: triolite in chondrites?
A Google search with triolite is not likely to turn up nearly
as
What, no H.H. Ninninger books? Find A Falling Star is very worthy of
having in one's collection, and will pull at one's heart to see his devotion
to the meteorite world. A must to any real meteorite book list.
Just my 2 cents,
Dave F.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: stan
When one wrassels with pigs
DF
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From: Darren Garrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tom Knudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: met list meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 8:53 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Some sick people!!!
The blog is
Oops, what about Robert Haag's picture book, and Kevin K's book, both worthy
of beginning and intermediate book lists.
Dave F.
Friend of the Library...seriously, Sweetwater Co. Library System.
- Original Message -
From: Dave Freeman mjwy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; stan
Too much meat tends to be binding...if not a bit boring; I prefer the
omnivorious approach.
Winter storm for tomorrow, meteorite hunting season's closing again!
Time to read a good meteorite book next to the fire.
Dave F.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Dave Freeman mjwy
SO.I VISITED THE BLOG THE VERY FIRST DAY, SAW THE undesirables THAT
LIVE THERE, AND HAVE NOT BEEN BACK...
WHAT IS THAT HARD TO UNDERSTAND ...or what?
Every hear the popular slang phrase: don't go there?.. mmm.don't
go there.
Another favorite is stupid is as stupid does, Forest
Oops! FORMER IMCA MEMBER 6728... There ol steve. your sign off hasn't
changed yet?
df
- Original Message -
From: Steve Arnold, Chicago!!! [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 2:33 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] the blog/IMCA LIST
Hi
Dear Mike;
I just read the whole site and had to get a towel to wipe the druel from my
chin! Extremely nice site, really excellent and exciting stories. Very well
done!
I keep wondering if I am missing by not swinging my detector more even
though I am cold hunting areas with no rocks
Dave F.
Dear Al, List;
SHUNNING IDIOTS... now that's an idea. Worked on Farrel...
He who's name we do not speak!
(the shadow df)
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From: AL Mitterling [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Michael L Blood [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Meteorite List meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com; drtanuki
Dear Ssteve;
Why, Ssteve WHY?
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From: stan . [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, May 01, 2005 1:01 PM
Subject: RE: [meteorite-list] WHY, WHY,WHY does this posting bother everyone
so much???
And most of all I do
Hi John, List,
Make that 27..Let's discuss Ssteves Id ego and super ego.
Maybe its the meteorites that cause it...
DF
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From: JKGwilliam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Thomas Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED]; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Sunday, May 01, 2005 9:30 PM
government cover-up that all green cheese is from marsgive wide
berth...koo-koo.
Now of course if you would like to believe him
df
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From: Tom Knudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: met list meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 8:25 AM
Subject:
Maybe is other monkey, mario daniel!!!
df
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From: Michael Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 10:49 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Proof about Matteo
Dear Eric;
Very well put. Excellent idea! We may have to nominate you and that idea
for a Harvey Award!
Dave F.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2005 11:46 AM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] givaway update
Steve
I agree with Norm, stupid is as stupid does, I prefer Sponge BoB to
Ssteve
DF
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From: Norman Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2005 5:00 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Steve Arnold
Dana,
, work it, then come back and let's hear your opinion.
Starving Miners Alumni,
Dave Freeman
mjwy
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From: Tom Knudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Bob Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
Sent: Saturday, May 07, 2005 9:12 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list
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
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 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
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 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
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 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 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 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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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.
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