Michael, Mark, List,
To say that this week is the busiest week that both Geoff and I have had all
year would probably be an understatement. Therefore I am sorry it has taken
so long for either of us to write in on this topic. (After all, Mark's first
post was made a whopping 23 hours
Dave and all,
No, the big rock did not sell yet.
And I am pretty sure the TV show that the story is supposed to
be quoting did not state that it sold for a million dollars, only
that it is worth about a million dollars. I just think the reporter
got his facts wrong.
Imagine that, a
Mt,
I think you meant Sylacaga, and not Syracuse.
Steve Arnold #1
In a message dated 1/4/2007 3:34:50 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In the USA, ownership of found or fallen meteorites was established long
ago by the Supreme Court. This was reestablished in the
Mike,
That was my first thought, that it was a cleaned up Nantan.
There just isn't the fresh look that other Iron falls have.
I am curious, it is physically possible for a meteorite to enter our
atmosphere so slow that it would fall without burning, no fireball, no melting
of
the
Hey Guys,
Check this map out:
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city=state=njzipcode=country=USgeodiff=1_
(http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?formtype=addressaddtohistory=address=city=state=njzipcode=country=
USgeodiff=1)
Freehold is only one
OK Doug,
So it would have to burn coming in. I gotcha that far.
So...
Where was the fireball?Did no one at all see one?
Where was the sonic boom? Did no one at all hear one?
Where are the flowlines on the blue-black metal surface?
If it is from an interior piece of a late in flight
In a message dated 1/14/2007 4:29:43 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've just received an excellent small part slice of Northbranch from the
Hupe' Collection. It displays some unbelievable veins of FeNi, one of which
crosses the whole specimen. I'm proud to have
In a message dated 2/6/2007 4:10:56 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Here's the Kansas report (below). Interesting that it
contains accounts of rumbling and popping noises when
the object being described is likely 400 miles or more away!
It must be an instance of the
Geoff,
Thanks for the heads up. I just ran outside to see cloudy skies here.
I wonder how cloudy it is in SE Washington now?
Anyone there willing to report? ;-)
Steve Arnold
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Hello Walter, Frank, Mike and All,
I agree, there is a potential problem with fraud.
I would say, that a lack of ability to confirm certain meteorites as being
what they are, is one of the factors that is keeping the hobby from exploding
(even more so) in popularity.
Of course on the
Hello Mike and all,
Mike, I like your suggestion.
Obviously, a large contributing factor in a the final shape of a meteorite,
has to do with it's original shape of the rock before the fireball (or as it
broke apart in flight). Some rocks are just destined to look better (more
nosecone or
Darryl and All,
I think we all are frustrated when a rounded rocks (or even chunky not even
crusted fragments) are called oriented. It wastes time as we look for why
in the world it would be called oriented and it makes us wonder If they
will lie about that, what else are they lying about?
Bob,
Just a slight suggestion: The Federal Trade Commission will not allow
dealers to call meteorites an investment. That term is only allowed with
registered securities.
Of course as a collector, you are free to call them what you like. ;-)
And of course, politicians are exempt from
And I thought Mike and Bill Jensen were the world's largest meteorite
dealers?
Steve
In a message dated 3/18/2008 1:43:13 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It IS NOT TRUE, he lives near Cornell, and traded/sold
them specimens. He also came on the scene, and within
Bernd and All,
One man in Park Forest that I purchased a meteorite from was driving to his
house in Park Forest and was at the stop light at the north central part of
Steger when he saw the fireball flash and extinguish.
He went through the light and drove home. He parked his car in front
Bernd, Chris and all,
I would think that like lightning, the closer you are the brighter the flash
would seem, the louder the thunder and the closer the two would be to each
other. And if the lightning hit a tree, there might be a delay in when the
tree would fall over and hit your house.
In a message dated 5/12/2006 12:34:36 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Only Steve (AR), Phil, Geoff, Don and Sheila Stimpson, USA today and maybe
the mayor of Haviland know best what is going on here.
Hello List,
Sorry I am late in posting, as I have been off line for
Hey List,
Watching Saturday Night Live last night, there was a cartoon about Jennifer Lopez and whomever her boyfriend is. The guy was giving her presents and he gave her a Martian Meteorite. He said something like "Here is a Martian Meteorite, they were going to study it for science, but I had
Dave Johnson wrote:
I was told that it was 7000 (seven
thousand) feet. So, the upper limit for when the fireball
extinguished is 7000 feet.
Hello Dave and list,
Wow, that seems very low, too low from what I have always heard. Could there have been more than one layer of clouds?
Hello List,
While on one of my trips up to the strewnfield, on April 27, there was an article in "The Star" Newspaper (you just gotta love that name!) page A-4 about the incident with Mike Farmer, the Park Forest Police Department and the Winslow Street specimen Mike bought.
Unlike the other
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A number of the Park Forest Meteorites seem to be quite rough in outside texture while
still having fusion crust. This to me indicates a low altitude breakup of the
fireball. I don't know however if it could have broken up as low as 7,000 feet which
also seems too
Hello List,
Can anyone tell me which meteorite the Huss number below goes to:
(2)H390.7
Thanks,
Steve Arnold
Sterling asked:
The interesting question is: how much longer will a general decline
in meteorite prices continue? Is it a lull? A temporary dip? A
re-adjustment? A momentary oversupply? A slide? Was there a "bubble"? Is
this "normal"?
***
Hello List,
I was told that Glen Huss sold out
Hello List,
I have an ethical question I would like to get some feedback on.
I just got a request from a customer that I give him a refund for a specimen he purchased a month or so ago from me that he wants to return now. His request was not based on the fact that the specimen was damaged or
Hello Steve Arnold (not from Arkansas) and list,
Steve (not from Arkansas), you asked:
"...is there ...someone who sells very off the wall meteorites? I mean
types that most people do not want to collect. The very, very hard ones to
get ahold of. It seems that we are only interested in the so-so
or so from now and see what happens.
Steve Arnold
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Subj: Dealer Refunds
Date: 6/27/2003 9:59:40 PM Central Daylight Time
From: MeteorHntr
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello List,
I have an ethical question I would like to get some feedback on.
I just got
Hello Dave and Steve (not from Arkansas),
One of the Portales Valley specimens got stuck in a wall of a barn. Not exactly "off the wall" but close. And I think the guy who owns the barn wanted to keep the rock forever so he didn't sell it. So that falls into the required category of "The very,
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I also have an assortment of small Brenham individuals, Boxhole individuals and some Williamette pieces for sale. If you are not on my normal list but would like the details of these, let me know and I can email it to you.
One of my Park Forest hunting buddies is consigning some
In a message dated 7/8/2003 11:47:37 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Farmer wrote.
We are not talking a very far off course. The smaller stones seem to be less than a quarter to half mile to the east, that is nothing when something is falling from space. Steger is just on the
Hello List,
What is so hard to understand about this?
Let's not forget that the science of meteoritics is big business. Well, not big by Microsoft or American Airlines standards, but compared to collecting it sure is. I was given a number a couple years ago that $12,000,000 a year is given out
Hello List,
If anyone is interested in the Park Forest 5.2kg "Nose Cone" Main Mass please contact me off list.
Also, I have a few of the smaller individuals left as well.
Steve Arnold
Arkansas
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
In reference to your comment:
è Does anyone know if there is an article about the Park
è Forest meteorite in the December issue of Astronomy
è magazine? Bob E.
Hello Bob and list,
Yes, there is a great 4 page article in the December Issue of Astronomy p. 84-87, written
In a message dated 1/17/02 9:52:49 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also, if you want a piece of the moon your only choice is from the Sahara
(with the limited exception of Calcalong Creek
Jim,
I have three lunars for sale that are not from the Sahara, but from Oman.
In a message dated 1/22/02 12:05:12 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just wondering...is it physically possible to have a one-ton Lunarite?? If
it was ejected from the moon that is...I am no physicist, but that would
have to be one helluva impact!
Matt
Matt,
A couple of
In a message dated 1/22/02 11:48:45 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The fact remains that observations of smoke columns, detonations and falling rocks
were reported from both El Nakhla AND Denshal.
Ron and List,
Aren't "smoke columns" seen for hundreds of miles from most
List,
No doubt, due to some huge conspiracy, Kevin Kichinka has repeatedly tried to get the email below to post to the Meteorite list, but it hasn't arrived. So he has asked me to forward this on to the list at large.
Please reply to the list or to Kevin directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve
In
Hello list,
I have a few new items for sale today:
Johnson City, Kansas L6, 380g end piece and full slices
Edmondson (b), Texas, H4 495g End Piece
Bello Plaine, Kansas, L6 1,136g End Piece
Brahin, Pallasite, super thin slices
Imilac, Pallasite Awesome translucent 20.1g part slice
Marjalahti,
Hello List,
Does anyone have a description on the NWA rock?
Reply off-list if you can help me.
Thanks,
Steve Arnold
Hello list,
I have a couple small Pultusks for sale with Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle (Paris) I.D. cards.
I also have a few grams of Bereba Eucrite fragments available.
If anyone is interested in more information on these please contact me off list.
Thanks,
Steve Arnold
In a message dated 7/22/02 11:12:44 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The Nebraska "Impact Crater" Ron told us about a few days ago has made it to the AOL front page.
The article is the same but there is an interesting link to a site maintained by the University of New
Hello list,
What a great day it is. I hope you all are enjoying it as well.
I have some small pieces of the historic Steinbach, Germany; an unusual Silicated Iron found in 1724 for sale today.
If interested in photos and prices, please contact me off list.
Thanks,
Steve Arnold
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Hello list, and not just Darren,
Maybe I should have explained this more in my first post, but it was long as it
was, and I didn't feel that it was necessary at that time.
First off, I am a very strong Supply and Demand type of guy. I know that
what a meteorite (or anything for that matter)
Hello Darren, and list,
Really there is no offense taken. From a purely marketing stand point, one
never wants to price an item at a price that EVERONE would buy it, because you
know you are pricing it too cheap. :-) So my effort here was not to try to
sell YOU on buying one. Yet on the
Tom,
Depending on the kerf (saw blade thickness) you can get quite a few thin
sections out of one block that is 10mm thick. once you cut the block off, you
can polish the new face and glue it to the next slide and do it all over again.
It saves time if you can epoxy one time but get 10 thin
Hello Guys,
Well, here we go again. Time for another Thin Section PRE-Sale. But this time
I am going to do a little twist to it by making it a REVERSE auction. I have
about 65 meteorite specimens (listed below) in epoxy butts that are ready to be
made into thin sections.
In the past I
In a message dated 6/24/2005 12:12:14 P.M. Central Standard Time, [EMAIL
PROTECTED] writes:
The governments of these countries see an asset for tourist business in
meteorite museums.
Hello List,
I find that comment very interesting.
The government of Oman is going to be in for a reality
Hello AL,
I think you add to my point, in that: even the Field Museum doesn't spend any
money for their meteorite display because they don't feel it is worth it. Why
spend the money if it won't increase the sales of tickets at the door. Rest
asured that if enough people did care, they would
Sterling Said:
It's like the world's tiniest gnat smacking into the windshield of the
world's biggest 18-wheeler, only even less so!
List,
While I agree Deep Impact should not alter the Tempel 1 orbit, but I have to
disagree with the gnat/18 wheeler example as most gnats don't create craters
Sterling said:
8,184,000 greater force than real gnat
Yea, that might explain why the splatter on Tempel 1 was a little bigger than
the spatter of a typical fat gnat on a truck windsheild (or 31 gnats on the
windshield for that matter).
Now for the important question:
Does it look inside
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20050705/D8B578DG0.html
Russian Astrologer Sues NASA Over Comet
Jul 5, 7:51 AM (ET)
(AP) In this photo released by NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory/University of
Maryland, the Tempel 1 comet...
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MOSCOW (AP) - NASA's mission that sent a space probe
Hello List,
I was curious who on the list has done extensive speaking about meteorites in
schools?
Please contact me off list if you have experience in this area.
Thanks,
Steve Arnold
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How many errors can we find in this story? 10? 15? 20?
Let's count them:
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Clue to life in Thar meteorite rain
Sandipan Sharma
jaipur, july 9 Geologists in Rajasthan are baffled by large meteorites falling
on western Rajasthan
at regular intervals over the past few years.
**
Ron,
Great post. Thanks for sending that on to us. Maybe you can answer my
questions I posted to the list about this story:
Would someone find the paper that the esteemed Dr.
Sisodia presented at NASA? I would like to know
what all it said.
I would also like to know how much NASA grant
Hello All,
Does anyone know where a copy of one of the two books below might be available
for sale?
Photographic Study of Surface Features Part 1. Shapes
Photographic Study of Surface Features Part 2. Orientation
Please reply off list if you can point me in the right direction.
Thanks in
Opps, I forgot to mention they were writtne my H.H. Nininger.
Steve
**
Hello All,
Does anyone know where a copy of one of the two books below might be available
for sale?
Photographic Study of Surface Features Part 1. Shapes
Photographic Study of Surface Features Part 2. Orientation
Hello Dawn, Steve #2 (see below) list,
I was going to respond to your email point by point, like I did the article
that was posted, but that probably wouldn't be so nice. And I am a very nice
person.
In fact, if you are in Tucson this next February, I would like to invite you to
a little
Dana List,
First off, I apologize to Dana Hawn, as I wrote Dawn (slurring DAna haWN into
Dawn) in my last email. See how easy it is to get the facts wrong? I want to
assure you that EVERY fact in the following email is exactly how it happened.
Factually 101% corrrect.
I was asked what I
Hey list,
I was going to wait a little longer and let that last post of mine soak in a
little more before following up, but I am going to be out of the house for much
of this evening, and I was a little concerned it might start to smell too bad
unless I cleaned it up first.
Sometimes I forget
Dana said:
The meteorites fall from April to July. So I think is
is safe to say its an annual event. Now that is
consistent! I mean if you bleed out your ears every
year for 10 yrs during the months of April-July
wouldn't you think that is consistent? Shit call this
indian/hillbilly
Chris and List;
Chris was commenting on my statements about the surge in fall recoveries in
India:
Here is another hypothesis: Was there a bright person somewhere in the area
that all of a sudden, say maybe 10 years ago or so, actually started to follow
up on reports of meteorite falls?
Hello Dealers,
I am excited to announce my new webiste for meteorite buyers at
www.FindMeteorites.com.
This site is dedicated to providing the collector a place to go to quickly find
which dealers are selling which specimens.
Basically, it is a big online classified ad website. Sellers
Hello List,
I am excited to announce that at our new classified ad site
(www.FindMeteorites.com) we now have 164 meteorite ads up (plus a few other non
nickel-iron items such as tektites, books and such).
We expect many more to be added both before and after the 40% discount deadline
of
248 ads
194 specimen locations
Hello List,
Just a little heads up, www.FindMeteorites.com now has 248 seller ads up from
194 different locations and growing almost daily.
NOTE: Tonight is the deadline for being able to place your ad and get 40% off
the normal price.
If you are shopping for
Hello List,
Just a quick note to let you all know that in the past I have done Reverse Auctions via my private email list that have been quite popular. So we decided to take the concept and try it on ebay. My wife put up about 30 items and will be listing more later tonight and tomorrow.
In a
Hello List,
Not wanting to clog up the band width here, so this will be the only other post I make on the Reverse Auction happening on Ebay right now. We have up about 60 ebay lots with about 20 of them already sold. The prices are already being lowered, some already at 10% off, and it will be
Hey Guys,
Just a note that we have some items up on ebay, one bing a great end piece fo HaH 180. This is probably an $800 specimen that is only at $73 right now!
I know, we were crazy to make this a 3 day auction ending on the night before a national holiday, all starting at $0.99 most with no
Hey List,
A quick note to mention that my wife put up on Ebay in 3 day auctions two interesting lots:
One is an actual fragment of the Park Forest meteorite that smashed through the rear window of Ed Grollemond's car. With that lot is a fragment of the window glass, photos and a copy of the
Hello List,
I am excited to announce that our newly revised website is up and running
at:
www.WorldRecordMeteorite.com
(You may need to hit Refresh or clear your cache if you were at the site
before. You should now see a photo with me resting my elbow on the rock on
the home page.)
Dean,
Great post. There are so many factors to the value of any particular
specimen as you pointed out.
One thing I think people selling meteorites should do is take a little more
time in justifying the price they are asking. This means justifying why the
price might be particularly
In a message dated 2/24/2006 10:28:45 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
An aubrite would be a great choice I think since they are so rare. I am
curious to see what collectors would think they are worth per gram, known
falls, finds, any locality, including NWA (if a
In a message dated 2/27/2006 12:58:14 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This worries some scientists who study meteorites for clues about the
early life of our solar system. They wonder how many new finds they'll
get access to before the space rocks are sliced into
Hello List,
While this is coming a little late, I wanted to take the opportunity to
thank everyone that came to visit us in our room at the Inn Suites, our booth
at
the Main Tucson Gem and Mineral Show, and the Meteor Mayhem Birthday Bash.
It turned out to be an amazing show for my family
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H.O. Stockwell, a native of Hutchison, KS invented a homemade metal detector
the 1940s that was very successful at recovering iron meteorites from locati
ons such is Odessa, TX, Brenham, KS, Trenton, WI etc. His hunting at the
Brenham strewnfield was done
Hello List and whomever you are that wrote this last email without signing
it,I am glad youseem to be asconcerned as we are about
accumulating as much scientific data as possible on our excavations. It is
our hope to find a buffalo skull under one of our Brenhams, or a field mouse, or
at
Hello List,
I am curious if anyone would be interested in some Bilanga stones cheap. Email me off list if interested.
Also, I have the car smasher closing later tonight on ebay.
Hey List,
So how many Amino acids have been found in Murchison plus these 7 Diamino Acids?
I do have some small Murchison slices if anyone is interested in getting their recomended daily allowance of Amino and Diamino Acids! If so, email me off list.
Thanks,
Steve Arnold
Arkansas
Martin and List,
Martin wrote: "Hardly an average year. Any thoughts?"
2 posisble options:
1. Maybe the heavens were helping Harvey get his business going during the heart of the Great Depression. If there ever was a year that he needed the help it probably would have been that year. Having
Martin,
Well, OK.
I am not sure if Nininger got any Souix Co. Nebraska, but even I would have been more than happy to have gotten a corner on just the Pasamonte strewnfield. Then I would have cared less about the other 17!
I think the publicity of Pasasmonte probably helped in the recovery
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On the night of April 26, just before midnight, Matt was heading to his home driving on Steger Road just west of the Kings Road intersection in Steger, IL when the night sky lit up
In a message dated 6/6/03 9:53:18 AM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Steve,
I had heard that the neighborhoods of the Park Forest fall were rough, but I have trouble believing that someone who thought they were getting shot at, crawled into their house under fire, then put
In a message dated 6/6/03 9:55:56 AM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
the ACCELERATION is 32 feet/sec/sec. that means that while in free fall
(upper atmosphere only), it increases its velocity by 32 ft/sec EACH sec. (i
teach physics - couldn't let that one go!).
cheers,
john
In a message dated 6/6/03 10:21:17 AM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know of a
measurement of terminal velocity from any fall, catching one on radar or
something?
Hello Frank and list,
I have also heard the number "122 miles per hour" tossed around as the speed.
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
In reference to your comment:
What I
wanted help with is a price guide going by current
market trends. Basically an idea of the top $/gram
price and which stones are the most sought after. I
have a rough idea of rough market values but a more
educated statement
Hello Abe,
It is a story like yours that makes all the crap Geoff and I go through worth
the while.
Of course we love what we do, and it is an honor to share some of our
experiences with those who care enough to invest an hour of their lives with us
each Tuesday night.
But if anyone checks
Mark,
Thanks for the shout out. And a big thanks to Ruben for the time and effort he
brought to bring our little shin dig to all those that couldn't make it out
this year.
We are so blessed to be a part of this great community.
A huge congrats goes out to this year's Harvey Award winners.
Hello List,
Wow, what an outpouring of comments today.
Let me bring all of you up to speed on this.
Five years ago, I partnered with around 10 or so friends and they combined some
money, and I offered up some time and we started hunting for meteorites
together. We choose to go to a certain
Hey List,
I have some killer stuff on Ebay right now:
A 2,400 gram 19 inch wide slice of Muonionalusta in a super heavy duty
frame encased in oil. I also played around with 3 different lights to get
some whacky cool images with the various light reflecting off the
Widmanstatten
Hey List,
I am curious, who out there might have some Orgueil or Ivuna for sale?
Please respond to me directly off list.
Thanks,
Steve
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Hey List,
I'm looking to sell a few items and thought I would offer a limited number of
items up on Ebay via my Steve Arnold famous reverse auction format.
I have some items that I have listed on Ebay at a fixed price, And starting
tonight, I will be periodically dropping the prices by
Sorry Guys,
I'm not sure what the problem is, It took me an hour with Ebay on the line to
figure out how to get the discount to kick in, and finally it worked, and now
no one can see them.
Here are the listings with direct links so at least you can see them one at a
time.
To whom it may concern:
With the Honorable Judge Martha Tanner presiding over the 166th District Court,
in Bexar County, Texas; a jury of 12 of my peers after a long trail returned
the follow verdicts today:
Question 1, Did Steven Arnold commit fraud against Brenham Meteorite, Ltd.?
Jury's
FYI: The plaintiff's legal bills were over $220,000 and my legal bills were
over $250,000. Add the court costs and time invested without any compensation
to neither the plaintiff nor the defendant, this court case cost over $500,000.
Steve Arnold
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Anyone want to meet up for dinner after sunset?
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Hey List,
Several years ago I stocked up on a bunch of saw blades, but now I am
running out. I was curious what others might have found out there in terms of
quality, performance and price with various manufacturers and or resellers?
Responding either on list or off list would be
Anne and all,
There are also locals who have and who will find meteorites that might be very
happy to give (or permanently loan) a meteorite that would stay local, instead
of just keeping it in their sock drawer or safety deposit box.
Steve Arnold
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List,
If declared by the judge as so, would this mean meteorites found on top of the
ground, and not imbeded into the ground on federal lands would now not belong
to landowner (U.S. Govt)?
I wonder what the Smithsonian's stance is on this issue will be when their
representatives are called if
All,
Greetings from Sunny London. Finally a break in our shooting of the second
season of Meteorite Men, just in time to get home to watch some TV.
Just as a quick heads up, Geoff and I are going to be guests on American
Chopper this Thursday on TLC.
For those who don't know, we get our
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