[meteorite-list] Bush-b-gone??

From: Greg Hupe <gmhupe_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Sat Sep 4 19:42:21 2004
Message-ID: <00f301c492e1$307d4730$1ab72041_at_Gregor>

Hi Doug,

I'm actually listening to the Scorpion's "Rock you like a hurricane" and
barbequing with the neighbors.

Just waiting out the calm before the storm at the moment. It is supposed to
hit us here in Lakeland during the night through around noon tomorrow.

Take care,

Greg



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From: <MexicoDoug_at_aol.com>
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Sent: Saturday, September 04, 2004 4:34 PM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Bush-b-gone??


> Bush-b-gone??? Is that a new brand of reuseable razor blades made from
meteorites?
>
> I tried my Dremel tool lawn mower sharpening attachment on an appropriate
piece of iron meteorite and was able to use the blade produced pretty
effectively for a clean shave.
>
> I should have a hers-version perfected by Valentine's Day. So please save
you money for my sale if you can wait. Madonna/Esther may help with the
marketing by dedicating one of her suggestive songs to the cause. Stay
tuned, this is only a Posterior-End-of-Summer-of-2004 infomercial.
>
> Maybe if we all stick to talking about the weather we can agree on
something. Nawww. Ken, man, how can you hope the storm turns northeast and
trashes cape canaveral and beloveds, maybe if you wish a little harder it
can just go to Lehigh Acres and spare the East coast of the state.
>
> Mike, I bet Greg is like lots of the newly arrived snowbirds in Florida
that derive great pleasure from hurricane parties, because they try to be
rebellious when they have nothing else they can do. They may be somewhat
eccentric but they always make the news and actually strike a sweet chord on
the eve of the storm providing a certain false level of comfort to those
that are fainter of heart, as they get drunk, holed up listening to Jimmy
Buffett and the like, with jolly intentions in harm's way. Of course, at
this point being directly in the path of a probably crippled and whittled
down drenching tropical storm Francis on the opposite coast of Florida in
Tampa, after a pass over all that admittedly flat land, is (lucky for you)
not likely to be much of an ordeal, compared to the plight of those in WPB
and Ft Pierce fully facing Francis unleashed.
> Doug
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