[meteorite-list] Re: My Top 10 of classic meteorite names
From: Fredmeteorhall_at_aol.com <Fredmeteorhall_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Thu Apr 22 10:17:42 2004 Message-ID: <186.22e31b91.2d06b77e_at_aol.com> --part1_186.22e31b91.2d06b77e_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hello Collectors; I'd be hard pressed to pick only ten of my favorite meteorites as I have so many that impress me with their internal or external structure, shape or beauty. But as to the names of meteorites, well, here are my top ten names: 1. Apex (At the top of my list.) 2. Answer (What's the question?) 3. Bagnone (And why not?) 4. Barwise (Something it took me years to become.) 5. Beer Bottle Pass (See #4.) 6. Big Rock Donga (The nick name I'd love to have...Hey guys, there goes Big Rock Donga!) 7. Broken Bow (From Custer Co., the kid in me still loves Cowboys and Indians.) 8. Cartoonkana (Because I have Cartoon Karma. Would one of you Aussie lads tell me what the "kana" means? A close second to Cartoonkana is Camel Donga. Does Donga mean "big expanse" or "hot desert" or "Kangaroo droppings" or what?) 9. Crab Hole (Well, because I like the critters, both along the shore and in my soup!) 10. Cockelbiddy (Hey, the Aussies do have a way with names, like Dingo Pup Donga, Gunnadorah, Kittakittaooloo, Millbillillie, Milly Milly, etc. Do the Aussies stay up late at night, drinking one beer after another, trying to out do each other with wild names? Like...George named his Donga "Dingo Pup", so I'm gonna name mine "Muckera Laundry Rockhole Big Rear Rabbit Donga!" ) That's my top ten list up to the D's. High Regards To All, Fred "Big Rock Donga" Hall --part1_186.22e31b91.2d06b77e_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <HTML><FONT FACE=3Darial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=3D3 FAMILY=3D"SERIF" FACE=3D"= Georgia" LANG=3D"0">Hello Collectors;<BR> I'd be hard pressed to pick only ten of my favorite= meteorites as I have so many that impress me with their internal or externa= l structure, shape or beauty. But as to the names of meteorites, well, here=20= are my top ten names:<BR> 1. Apex (At the top of my list.)<BR> 2. Answer (What's the question?)<BR> 3. Bagnone (And why not?)<BR> 4. Barwise (Something it took me years to become.)<BR> 5. Beer Bottle Pass (See #4.)<BR> 6. Big Rock Donga (The nick name I'd love to have...Hey guys, there &nb= sp; &= nbsp; goes Big Rock Donga!) <BR> 7. Broken Bow (From Custer Co., the kid in me still loves Cowboys and Indian= s.)<BR> 8. Cartoonkana (Because I have Cartoon Karma. Would one of you Aussie lads t= ell me what the "kana" means? A close second to Cartoonkana is Camel D= onga. Does Donga mean "big expanse" or "hot desert" or "Kangaroo droppings"=20= or what?)<BR> 9. Crab Hole (Well, because I like the critters, both along the shore and in= my soup!)<BR> 10. Cockelbiddy (Hey, the Aussies do have a way with names, like Dingo Pup D= onga, Gunnadorah, Kittakittaooloo, Millbillillie, Milly Milly, etc. Do the A= ussies stay up late at night, drinking one beer after another, trying to out= do each other with wild names? Like...George named his Donga "Dingo Pup", s= o I'm gonna name mine "Muckera Laundry Rockhole Big Rear Rabbit Donga!" )<BR= > <BR> That's my top ten list up to the D's.<BR> High Regards To All, Fred "Big Rock Donga" Hall</FONT></HTML> --part1_186.22e31b91.2d06b77e_boundary-- Received on Tue 09 Dec 2003 12:28:30 AM PST |
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