[meteorite-list] Following people broke list rules yesterday

From: Dawn & Gerald Flaherty <*grf2_at_meteoritecentral.com*> Date: Wed Nov 16 22:40:32 2005 Message-ID: <010c01c5eb28$8f0006d0$0502a8c0_at_GerryLaptop> · grf2_at_meteoritecentral.com

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> MarkF mafer at imagineopals.com
> Tue Nov 15 21:25:19 EST 2005
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> horses hooves
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: <Impactika at aol.com>
> To: <mlblood at cox.net>; <meteorite-list at meteoritecentral.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 9:07 PM
> Subject: [meteorite-list] Hors d'oeuvres (very OT)
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> Nothing about meteorites here.
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> Michael,
> Don't feel bad about the horse ovaries. I had the same problem ...
> couldn't get it even close enough for the spell checker ... so I finally
> remembered it was a two-part word and the first part was "hors". The rest
> was easy.
> OK ... I have to mention meteorites. I mention them all the time on my
> Great Dane list and my Chihuahua list but they don't mind ... mostly
because
> I own the lists! Being a dictator has its good moments!
> When I lived in the East Mountain area east of Albuquerque, the dark
> skies and altitude made for a great observing site ... like my front yard.
> One night around 1 AM, Mountain Time, I was looking for meteors to the
> north of my location. For the last 4 nights and within 2 minutes either
> side of 1 AM, there would be a small green meteor trail from south to
north.
> This night, I had another one but it disappeared behind some clouds due
> north of me ... then re-appeared briefly below the cloud then I lost it.
> Figuring the distance as best I could with only one sighting, I figured
> it came down 2-to-3 miles north of me and was probably quite small in
size.
> I sure wish I could have found that one or at least had a second sighting
on
> it so I could get a loose fix and verify that I did, indeed, see it
> penetrate the cloud and come out the bottom. That would have been
> something, indeed ... but, alas! Maybe next time?
> Now I live down 4,000 feet lower and the city lights of Albuquerque
> pretty much mess up the unique observing I used to enjoy at altitude ...
> but, thanks to heart trouble and several operations, I can no longer
breathe
> well at 7,500+ feet with my oxygen tank.
> My life used to be much more interesting than this ... so please bear
> with me.
>
> gene a dees
> Albuquerque, New Mexico
> USA
>
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> hors d'oeuvres... and now Pions
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> Nothing in there about meteorites
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> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Gene Dees" <recon_jones at msn.com>
> To: "Jerry A. Wallace" <jwal2000 at swbell.net>
> Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 3:43 PM
> Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] Ad - 77 Auctions Ending, Great Stuff! &
> horsd'oeuvres...
>
>
> Michael wrote:
>
> > >Dean,
>
> > > Are "pions" anything like peons?
>
>
>
> They are negatively charged pies. They are violently attracted to the
faces
> of positively charged people ... it's a lot like what goes on in a 3
Stooges
> pie fight.
>
> Now for the on-topic part: A pie in the face is more fun than catching a
> nickel-iron meteorite of similar mass right in the puss. Never happened to
> me but, back in my Army days, I was in a freefall tracking position at
> around 160 miles-per-hour when I caught a June bug in the mouth. It was
> like getting hit by a hard-driven golf ball. Loosened 4 teeth and I was
> spitting out bug parts for a while after landing.
>
> gene ... in Albuquerque
>
> Nothing about meteorites in here.
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------------------------Darren
> Garrison cynapse at charter.net
> Tue Nov 15 22:42:32 EST 2005
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> Stuff! & hors d'oeuvres... and now Pions
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> On Tue, 15 Nov 2005 20:12:22 -0700, "Gene Dees" <recon_jones at msn.com>
> wrote:
>
>
> >Michael wrote:
>
> >> >Dean,
>
> >> > Are "pions" anything like peons?
>
> >
>
> >
>
> >They are negatively charged pies. They are violently attracted to the
faces
>
> >of positively charged people ... it's a lot like what goes on in a 3
> >Stooges
>
> >pie fight.
>
>
> Not particle physics fans, I see. :-)
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pion
> http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/particles/hadron.html
>
>
> Nothing about meteorites in here.
>
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> Not particle physics fans, I see. :-)
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pion
> http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/particles/hadron.html
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>
> Good sources! Thanks for those!
> I was just having fun ... really. After all, slow people, the
> neuron-challenged, and MODS* sufferers deserve to have fun, too. <grin>
> Now ... according to the references, a "pion" is a "meson" ... and we
> "Mesons" hold our lodge meetings on the second Tuesday of each month.
> "Exotic Mesons"? Well, we 32? Scottish Rite Mesons hold our reunions twice
> a year. Rumors have it that the "Mesons" control the wealth of the world
> .. well, I'm still waiting for my piece of the action!
>
> *MODS ... "Medulla Oblongata Deficiency Syndrome"
>
> gene a dees ... in Albuquerque
>
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> Nothing about meteorites in here.
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-------------------------Michael
> L Blood mlblood at cox.net
> Tue Nov 15 16:45:08 EST 2005
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> on 11/15/05 1:22 PM, dean bessey at deanbessey at yahoo.com wrote:
>
> > while the rest of us pions have to eat cake?
>
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> Dean,
> Are "pions" anything like peons?
> And, while we're at it, I am writing an article and am including
> commentary about eating little snacks before dinner and I cannot
> come close enough to spelling it correctly to get the computer
> spell checker to recognize the following word, spelled phonetically:
> orderves - can anyone out there help me.
> Just a pion looking for some help - er, make that a peon.
> Ooops, I guess this isn't about meteorites, is it? Oh well, I guess
> I am "special" and don't have to follow rules..... or do I? Gee, maybe
> you have a point, Dean. But I don't think one individual (or brothers)
> is/are the only one(s), now, is/are it/they ?
> Still, how DO you spell "orderves?"
> Best wishes, Michael
>
>
> -- 
> "He is not a lover who does not love forever." - Euripides (485-406BC)
> -- 
> http://costofwar.com/index-world-hunger.html
>
> Michael Blood, nothing about meteorites in this one.
> --------------------------------------------Jerry A. Wallace jwal2000 at
> swbell.net
> Tue Nov 15 17:37:09 EST 2005
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> Hi Michael,
>
> That would be " hors d'oeuvres ". (Probably akin to some rare type of
> French meteorite.)
>
> I have always pronounced that as "horse ovaries", which tends to raise
> a few eyebrows at the fancier parties, but being Texan, I figger that's
> close enough.
>
> Jerry
>
> Again, lots of talk about words, nothing about meteorites.
> List rules broken again.
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> This isnt even all of them, so please, next time you get in a hissy about
> someone breaking the rules, look at yourself in the mirror, review your
own
> posts, and make sure they all comply.
>
> Thanks
> Mike Farmer
>
>
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