alive by the
bugs this year, they are extreme right now.
Michael Farmer
--- GREG LINDH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>Hi Bernd,
>
> Thanks for wishing us a Happy Independence Day
> and I especially thank
> you for the story about the American soldier gi
give the money to the people who need it and
move on.
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Hi everyone, I have arrived home after a one month
meteorite hunting in Sweden.
Tomorrow, I have some very rare and larger pieces of
meteorites ending on ebay, all started at one cent.
See all of the meteorites offered at the link below.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmeteoritehunters
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this list who deals with
him, he will steal from you, so be forewarned if you
do business with him, this
is where it may end up.
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posting of this dirty laundry to the meteorite list
is an effort to force resolution of this matter out of
the courts, and to give fair warning to others that
this person is of low moral character and that you do
business with him at your own risk.
Michael Farmer
--- Mark Crawford <[EM
I would say that pretty much sums is up Jim, there is
no need to pretend when the tops scientists in the
world say it themselves.
Michael Farmer
--- Jim Strope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> First paragraph, last sentence:
>
>
http://www.catchafallingstar.com/nwa482/nwa482farsi
hat I have done so
far.
Michael Farmer
For a view of Robert Ward's stone, click here
http://www.elpais.com.co/paisonline/notas/Julio102007/meteorito.html
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, not quite as
exciting as meteorwrongs and H5 chondrites from NWA,
but I do tend to like new falls.
The meteorite seems to be an H chondrite, many very
well defined small chondrules, lots of metal and a lot
of sulfides! I think that it is an H3 or H4 because of
that.
More news tonight.
Michael
already
have a flight home tomorrow morning and plan to get
out of Dodge as fast as possible. Those of you who
don't hunt meteorites should appreciate the danger
that those of us who do hunt, face in some of these
countries.
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people. I think I am on the wrong list
or something. If I had posted about a meteorwrong on
ebay, I would have come back to endless emails about
the outrage and that people should take action. A new
fall seems to bore most people on here.
Michael Farmer
--- steve arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Does anyone want to hear about a new meteorite fall,
or jawjack about Steve some more? There seems to be
far more interest in Steve, so if I am wasting my
time, please stop me.
Let me know when you decide.
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flight to catch, this should
tide you over for a day right?
This morning's newspaper.
http://www.elpais.com.co/HOY/REG/meterin.html
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This can not be true, I saw this vide on YouTube while
in Colombia on the night of the 24th. It is not a
meteorite, it is a rocket or firework. You can clearly
see that it is low, below the clouds, it is arcing,
and you can see a black object at the front, between
the bright flashes. All impossible
http://meteoriteguy.com/califall/CALIcolombiafall.htm
Ok, I have been working all day on photos and such,
and here is the first draft of the first page.
I will work as fast as I can to get the pages for each
stone up tomorrow.
Michael Farmer
This should tide you all over for tonight and get
fall is almost
exactly ~297 grams, I would expect these pieces to
sell for thousands of $$$ per gram. The 25 gram stone
is already spoken for.
We will be working out the ebay details in the next
few days, but you should see the first piece go up
over the weekend.
Michael Farmer
that they will all be destroyed.
Michael Farmer
--- Alexander Seidel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Mike, for all the documentation. Glad to hear
> you and
> your companion made it home safely.
>
> Too bad most of this fall is obviously lost to the
> sugarcane
>
Jerry, it is fascinating, but we have talked it for
years. I dont know why a lab does not call them,
acquire the chunks of ice, and anylize them. It should
not be that difficult. One thing is clear, someone
will be killed by one of these things if they keep
smashing cars and homes.
Michael Farmer
firework.
I assume a fireball happened in Croatia yesterday, but
none, not one of those videos are real, so don't get
too excited.
Go to youtube, type in meteorite fall, and you can
find them all.
Michael Farmer
--- Jerry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Amazing photos, thanks Gio
galore.
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It looks to be quite a lot of ground
> in between
> pieces. Thanks for your help
>
> On 7/28/07, Michael Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
>
http://meteoriteguy.com/califall/CALIcolombiafall.htm
> >
> > http://meteoriteguy.com/califall/cali001
Ok, here is a good starting discussion topic for this
meteorite fall.
We had people in two of the four homes hit who picked
up the meteorites within seconds of the impact.
Cali#003 and Cali#004. Both people said that the
pieces were very cold, so cold they quickly put them
down. These people live
round, bid if you
want this piece, because the other 3 pieces are MUCH
smaller.
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; to the touch :)
>
> Alex
> Berlin/Germany
>
> Original-Nachricht
> Datum: Sat, 28 Jul 2007 18:33:24 -0700 (PDT)
> Von: Michael Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: meteorite-list@meteoritecentral.com
> Betreff: [meteorite-list] Cali chondrite fell
Based on what I can see, and a UofA scientist already
saw one of my pieces, I am pretty sure it is a type 3,
more likely H since the chondrules are mostly quite
small. It has lots of metal, and slickensides and no
matrix, virtually all chondrules and sulfides. Still,
I suppose it could be an L3.
W
ifall/cali005.htm
http://meteoriteguy.com/califall/cali006.htm
http://meteoriteguy.com/califall/cali007.htm
If anyone finds any errors, please let me know, this
is a boatload of work getting all these links and
photos organized.
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pages. It shows to me that the meteorite were moving
very rapidly for such small stones to do as much
damage as they did, and they were not just falling
strait down.
Michael Farmer
--- Armando Afonso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Interesting report.
> Something maybe feasible
have been very large indeed to cause
explosions loud enough to shatter windows.
Michael Farmer
I only report what we found, the science I leave up to
those smarter than me.
--- Chris Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As I've noted often in the past, it requires very
>
I am sure that those perceptions play a large role in
the reports about "hot" meteorites. The finder of the
Cali #004 meteorite said that he picked it up, and
then rapidly put it down because it was so cold that
it hurt him.
As far as the Portales plastic melter, we had
discussed that at length d
This one looks quite different than Zag though, the
chondrules are not even close in my opinion. They are
much more prevelant in Cali.
Mike
--- Mr EMan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Zag, the "salt" box.
>
> Mike's mention of slickensides and the photos of the
> light gray matrix, uniformly small c
sense of what was passing overhead
as the meteorite flight path would have taken it over
an Air Force base and most of the downtown.
Michael Farmer
The body certainly disrupted many times, as every
piece I have seen has primary and secondary fusion
crust. Cali #003, 37 grams, has ~50 primary and ~50
Interesting, but I certainly do not believe that a
meteorite can start a fire, unless it ruptures a gas
tank or something like that.
Michael Farmer
--- Randy Korotev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 14:24 29-07-07 Sunday, you wrote:
> >There isn't any scientifically documented
Of course, crater-forming meteorites would start
fires, I mean meteorite falls in general. Crater-
forming extinction-causing meteorites are not what I
am talking about.
Michael Farmer
--- Mal Bishop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Replying to Chris' email regarding Canyon Diablo
Now that is funny! I can't even imagine the fear you
must have felt. My brother just used to slap me upside
my head.
Michael Farmer
--- Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I can relate to the way the mind could confuse hot
> and cold. When I was very young my ol
other 3 pieces are MUCH
smaller.
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Ok guys, this is a meteorite list not a latin list.
English or stop please
Michael Farmer
--- Dave Carothers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Very Appropriate, John.
>
> Dave
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "JKGwilliam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To
, you are Matteo, and you usually cry that the
market is in ruin, so now you cry that people pay too
much. Are you never happy?
Michael Farmer
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
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> crazy...$1712 for 1.4 gr.and after people say
> the price
> for gram of S
.
Michael Farmer
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
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> I say I never give $1222/gr. for a recent fall, 5
> grams or
> not 5 grams. Thinks a group of researchers start a
> big hunt
> in the zone, eliminate vegetation, marshes etc...and
> find
> kilos
That is simply breathtaking! Now, time to pony up the
maps so I can get in there and hunt.
Michael Farmer
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> http://www.spacerocksinc.com/August_1_2007.html
>
> _
>
>
> MICHAEL JOHNSON
>
> SPACEROCKSINC.COM
> h
. That
takes a person who does, not the kind of person who
talks and cries about others doing.
I thought that this type of crap on the list was
dropping off, but I was wrong.
Michael Farmer
--- JKGwilliam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Or...Matteo could go to Columbia and find kilos
&g
, with real
meteorites. The Cali report needs lots of work, and I
do not have time to play with you and the list members
don't need to see it from me. Play with yourself.
Michael Farmer
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> we know, no problem, when arrive
Proof? Name? which meteorite would you be talking
about? Not the new falls you recovered on the beach,
or in your friend's backyard right?
Michael Farmer
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
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>
> - Original Message -----
> Da : Michael Farmer <[EM
announced a new fall
and this BS had to begin.
Michael Farmer
How soon till you jump on the Germans Matteo, for the
new Spain Eucrite? I guess their first public sale
will drive you nearly insane.
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
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> Mr.William I am not interested to you
fall is worth that
price. Oh wait, $45.00 gram for Park Forest. I
see You do not practice what you preach.
Now leave me alone, butt out, you do not have a piece
of Cali, and never will, so be quiet.
Michael Farmer
I have not mentioned your name for more than two
monts, but you keep coming
I believe those were old particles from the roofing
shingles and tar, clearly not in the same league as
that amazing Eucrite.
Michael Farmer
--- Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Incredible... The "needle-like fusion artifacts"
> remind me of this old post:
>
> Dear
this getting old?
I would really like Art to put a stop to it. I have
not mentioned this guy's name for months, but lo and
behold, it begins anew...
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ng new, so we are
still at ~270 grams total known weight.
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f the rooftop.
I will also have one or two pieces of Cali #001 up for
sale soon.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZironfromthesky
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f the rooftop.
I will also have one or two pieces of Cali #001 up for
sale soon.
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZironfromthesky
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back here for 4
more days, and no luck, nobody has found another
piece, nor any more homes reported to have been
damaged. It appears that the ~270 grams is all that
will be found.
Michael Farmer
--- Mirko Graul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> i hope seen have that
I hate to tell you this, but www.meteoritetimes.com
has nothing to do with this list, this is the
www.meteoritecentral.com list.
if you go to www.meteoritecentral.com then you can
find the rules for this list. That might help a
little.
Michael Farmer
--- Mal Bishop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
em in the eye with a
sharp stick daily, so this has finally come to a head.
A crappy old H chondrite from Morocco is hardly
newsworthy. I have thousands of them in storage. Give
it a break already.
Michael Farmer
--- steve arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello to all the list.What tom
Elton, thankfully you are alive and well, so many such
accidents end far worse. I hope you recover quickly
and all of your meteorites as well.
Don't forget to sue the living crap out of the drunk
driver, I have little pity for people who drink and
drive. Make them regret it.
Michael Farmer
-
If you guys think that saw is a wire saw, then heck, I
have several in my garage, I just never knew it! That
saw is a typical rock saw, a typical round blade, and
can be bought very easy anywhere.
Michael Farmer
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Matteo,
>
> This is of interest to me, too,
Brenham comes to mind. It rusts. Hawaii and Pallasovka
would be more volatile a mix than Vodka and nitric
acid! BEWARE.
Michael Farmer
--- Joseph Murakami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone comment on the stability of the
> Pallasovka pallasites? Andrey's
how to fight like a man. There
was that one guy who was harrassing me that day
though, from Italy.
Michael Farmer
--- Bob Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think most people know that Mike has better things
> to do than sign a
> guestbook with an insulting comment.
> In fa
.
Michael Farmer
PS, those of you wanting Cali, I have sold 99.99% of
the meteorite in the last 24 hours.
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
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> Mike Spammer not broken my, is not the first time
> you put
> idiot comments in the guestbooks of the sites, you
&
extremely
important meteorites that fell two months apart. And
Matteo has condemed both of them because he does not
have them. All can see that.
Well, good night, I have a long flight to Germany
tomorow.
Michael Farmer
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
Hry guys, I Michael Farmer, did not sell the
slightest speck of Cali for $4000 per gram ok? I sold
every gram I have except my personal collection pieces
(2) and about 1/10 of a gram of tiny fragments. The
market will bear what it will, between Robert and I,
we were hounded day and night for
of
this fall, I NEVER sold a piece for $4000 gram, it
is being re-sold by the buyers for that price, and
you
know what, more power to them, they control it all
right now, if you want a piece, they are the source,
I can not provide another piece for any price.
Michael Farmer
>
>
> -
you think that is the case, then send my
pieces back, and every penny will be refunded upon my
return to the USA. Somehow at the price you paid, I
don't think you will want to do that.
Michael Farmer
>
> On Aug 11, 2007, at 8:06 PM, Michael L Blood wrote:
>
, and took the financial and personal
risks, and now we were rewarded.
Michael Farmer
--- Darren Garrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 21:06:52 -0400, you wrote:
>
> >The foregoing notwithstanding, what is it about
> Cali that makes it
> >worth $40
ou do, since every gram I sold was over
the telephone and private.
What did I sell Cali for? Why is it your business
other than to harrass me?
Michael Farmer
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
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> - Original Message -----
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above the arctic circle in such a short time.
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Not going to get more plentiful or less expensive!
jeeze muonio has bottomed out and is rising again. A
beautiful meteorite like this should never has dropped
to $100 kilo. The locals are finding little, the guys
who started it are here now and are finding little,
so expect it to rise in price ag
http://www.skyandtelescope.com/news/9137736.html
Just saw this, pretty cool.
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Hi everyone, I am still stuck in Germany due to a
cancelled flight, so I have ebay auctions ending
tonight. Some very nice items, all still very cheap.
Check them out.
http://members.ebay.com/ws2/eBayISAPI.dll?viewUserPage&userid=meteoritehunters
http://members.ebay.com/ws2/eBayISAPI.dll?View
Amazing that in the last week I have been reading this
crap, it just keeps going and going and going! At
least when I have a fight on the list, it tends to
pertain to meteorites. This has digressed into some
really stupid crap.
Drop it please.
Michael Farmer
after 24 hours of flight hell, the
I don't think anyone cares at this point. This thread
has outlived its informative stage.
Michael Farmer
--- "E.P. Grondine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all -
>
> Well, we've reached a new level of absurdity here,
> as
> Paul wrote:
>
> &q
Hi list-members.
After nearly two months of endless travel, I am
finally home and beginning to get some work done. I
have received a long awaited shipment of new coins
that Jim Strope and I just manufactured. They are the
second in a series of coins we are making, the next
being an incredible set o
It is a round minted piece of metal, and it costs
money. The company that makes them is called COINS FOR
ANYTHING.
While not legal tender, it is still a coin. A medal is
given to people for acts and deeds, this does not
qualify for that either.
Mike
By the way, they are selling fast, so email me
Sorry, but it is a coin. Using the Palau as an
example, they are the exact same thing as my coins
just made with silver and by the government. Try and
spend one in a shop there to pay for something, they
will laugh you out of the shop. It can be called a
coin, a medal or a token. Again, the company
t from now on?
Michael Farmer
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Marc,
>
> Thanks for the link.
>
> It would be a far better use of time and resources
> to support these people
> living under deplorable conditions (even worse than
> a meteorite hunt,
> which clears
Geoff, put me down for another $100.00 in tickets.
Michael Farmer
--- Notkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Listees:
>
> Greetings all.
>
> I wanted to second Maria's comments, and commend
> everyone who has
> helped with this fundraiser. Although many pe
I am so sorry Joe, actully it was ment to go private,
but I am so used to replying to all on most list
emails. EXCUUSE me. I didn't know that buying
raffle tickets could really piss someone off so badly.
Have a nice day.
Michael Farmer
--- Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
months of travel, the last thing I
wanted to do was jump on another plane, I wanted to be
relaxing at home for at least a day or two! My wife
will not be too happy at the boondoggle when she hears
about it.
See you all in Denver, at least those who are going.
Michael Farmer
I don't understand, are you saying that all other
Martian meteorites are not real finds? Only Dag670 is
a known find?
Confused
Michael Farmer
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> For who want a real found know martian meteorite go
> to my
> site, I ha
No worries Bob, glad you like it. I will be home
tonight from Colombia, and taking orders, but I will
be off to Denver this weekend, so make them now.
Michael Farmer
--- Bob Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just received my NWA 869 coin in the mail along
> with a couple of othe
Hi everyone, I am back home from Colombia, a littler
poorer and no meteorites, so be sure and check out
these wonderful pieces ending on ebay in hours, many
still at or near one cent!
Check out this fantastic flight-oriented
Sikhote-Alin. This little "elongated shield or flat
bullet with thousands
. I guess his meteorite crater farm down there
has not been as lucrative as he thought it would be.
Michael Farmer
--- Mal Bishop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> OK, does anyone know what this is about? Has anyone
> heard anything to
> validate either that the impact is credib
scientists?
There are too many if's with this one, it seems that
in order to get information, maybe I should just go do
it myself.
Michael Farmer
--- Chris Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tracy-
>
> I think proper skepticism is certainly in order.
>
> Meteorites a
Bob Haag has not gone down there, he was in Spain with
me for the last two weeks.
Michael Farmer
--- tracy latimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Like Fox Mulder's poster said, "I want to
> believe"...
>
> ...but IMHO the jury's still out. I didn't
has been
destroyed, it seems that they love to plow the rocks
every day in Spain. What a terrible loss of those
meteorites.
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This is a quick and dirt page I just built, I do not
have time right now to build a better one, but this is
pretty good. Enjoy looking at what I think is the most
beautiful meteorite to have fallen in many many years!
Michael Farmer
Thanks Mirko, and a huge thanks to you and Thomas, for
doing the initial work to find the strewnfield.
Another amazing meteorite is saved due to meteorite
hunters.
Michael Farmer
It was lots of fun, and I expect to add more photos
later in the week after a little three day trip I take
tomorrow
Hi everyone, I am currently out of the country, but
returning home tomorrow, it seems I just don't like
being in Tucson so much anymore:) Just kidding,
meteorite-related trip, but very good one this time.
I have a few nice auctions ending tomorrow, all
started at one cent, some nice things though,
Take time to check out the items ending this evening,
some nice goodies, many still at or near one cent!
What is up with ebay these days?
Beautiful large piece of NWA 1941, the "Blue
Chondrite".
http://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ170152090815
Gorgeous partslice of DAG 476, MARTIAN meteorite.
http://
.
So there are still less than 350 grams of Cali found,
and not much chance of other pieces. He has been
knocking on neighbor's doors for days trying to find
other pieces, with no luck.
Just another day in the life of a meteorite-hunter.
Michael F
http://www.meteoriteguy.com/califall/CALIcolombiafall.htm
I have updated the Cali webpages, the first page, then
new photos of Cali 001 and added Cali 008 page.
Check it out, see the newest and 5th Cali Hammerstone,
this is the first time this piece has been seen.
Michael Farmer
more rains will no
longer exist) is the most amazing thing about this
fall, and the meteorite fragments they recovered is
enough, the rest can rot away.
It is too bad that Peru's first fall will mostly be
lost to the mud and tourists who have carried
everything else off.
Michael F
headquarters for
some hours last night, and it seems that they know
more about meteorite than I do. IE, they are
dangerous, they are contaminated, they bring diseases,
they kill livestock and poison the village water. Thus
it cant be dug up!
Michael Farmer
ourselves with
metal detectors. I found a metal nodule more than 1
cm, weighing 6 grams. Very interesting.
I think it is an H5.
Michael Farmer
Any labs or scientists on this list who want samples,
email me, I will gladly provide.
Mike
--- Darren Garrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mo
thing more than a
water-filled depression. I am sure tourists will pour
in by the busload to check that mudpit out.
Michael Farmer
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> only 20-30 kg? and where is go the others? A similar
> crater
> minimum is a ma
that the mass which made
that crater must weigh many tons.
As fragile as the meteorite is, I think the pieces are
soaking up the water and rusting to hell already.
Wonderful for science study I guess.
Michael Farmer
--- PolandMET wrote:
> > It is a real meteorite, the black is not fusion
&
,
lots of steam, and horrible sulfer type smell. The
media of course, hyped the crap to levels that were
bordering on insane.
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of lake. Perfect for most
material to be lost.
Michael Farmer
--- Chris Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What remains to be determined is if this is actually
> a crater, or just a
> big splash. In the first case, some shocked material
> should show up, and
> I think it&
nce commuter.
> I go back to the United States to visit my children.
> I just returned to Peru from a 3 month stay in at
> home. Children, Mike are something you know
> absolutly nothing about. What's the problem, is
> little Mike not working. Or has Melody left you and
e
taken. I hope Mr Gregory, and the piece of crap cops
in Desaguadero get what is coming to them.
This is a short and to the point version, but not much
is left out I don't think.
Michael Farmer
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country while you still have a chance.
Michael Farmer
> --- "Dr. Richard Daniels"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Mr. Fowler,
> >
> > This may be my last post as Dr. Richard (Jack)
> > Daniels. a.k.a Dr.
> > Dick. I'll make a test. I
Please explain what that means Matteo.
Do you find this funny?
Michael Farmer
--- M come Meteorite Meteorites
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> again? Two balls
>
> Matteo
>
> - Original Message -
> Da : Michael Farmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> A : me
a
new meteorite on your collection pag, but you tell us,
and we all say nothing, so if you dont like me or what
is happening to me, ignore it.
Michael Farmer
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