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"RF" wrote in message
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His email address uses the name FW Dixon which is the pseudonym used by
the
people (yes, plural) that write (yes, present tense) the books.- Hide
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for more info, visit my http://hardyboys.us site

I already have. That URL's been in my browser's "favorites" file for years.
(I collect the books.) It's a fabulous site.

"tony cooper" wrote in message
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On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 20:03:37 -0800 (PST), RF
wrote:

On Dec 20, 10:28 pm, "Honus" wrote:

His email address uses the name FW Dixon which is the pseudonym used by
the
people (yes, plural) that write (yes, present tense) the books.- Hide
quoted text -

for more info, visit my http://hardyboys.us site

Which leads us to what "RF" stands for. You aren't that fa..rotund
sportswriter, are you?

He's never hidden his name; it's right there out in the open at the URL he
provided.

On Dec 20, 11:57*pm, tony cooper wrote:

Which leads us to what "RF" stands for. *You aren't that fa..rotund
sportswriter, are you?

Nah, he's in Cleveland and, as far as I know, no relation.

On Dec 21, 1:04*am, "Honus" wrote:

I already have. That URL's been in my browser's "favorites" file for years..
(I collect the books.) *It's a fabulous site.

Thanks blush.
While several Hardy Boys stories have had coins involved with the plot
over the years, "The Melted Coins" original text version is ALL about
coins - the plot has thives stealing rare coins and melting them down
to make counterfeits of circulating coins. Yes, that's right they melt
valuable rare coins to make counterfeits! And this book was written
back when silver circulated! Dumb, dumb, dumb!

"Honus" wrote in message
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"Jud" wrote in message
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When responding to these annoying posts, please trim your headers.

1) If you're responding to a person that might be in the other group, why
respond at all if you're going to trim the header to delete that other
group?

And

2) When responding to any post, try leaving in a bit of a quote so people
know who you're talking to and what it's about. I'm only guessing that
your
post was directed at me. If I'm wrong, it's still your fault.

AMOE crossposts are not welcome.

It's only natural that on occasion a cross-post can be made that's
relevant
to and legitimately involves both groups.




I get the impression that those at AMOE are of very low intelligence I and
have many of them in my kill file, those who don't trim their headers join
them. Billy

Honus wrote:

1) If you're responding to a person that might be in the other group, why
respond at all if you're going to trim the header to delete that other
group?

I trimmed my headers, therefore was not addressing AMOE.

And

2) When responding to any post, try leaving in a bit of a quote so people
know who you're talking to and what it's about. I'm only guessing that your
post was directed at me. If I'm wrong, it's still your fault.

If I was responding to you directly I would have quoted you, as I am
doing here. However, if the shoe fits...

AMOE crossposts are not welcome.

It's only natural that on occasion a cross-post can be made that's relevant
to and legitimately involves both groups.

"On occassion" being the pertinant phrase. Most AMOE crossposts are
trolls and flames.

On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 16:03:34 GMT, "note.boy"
wrote:

I get the impression that those at AMOE are of very low intelligence I and
have many of them in my kill file, those who don't trim their headers join
them. Billy

I read both groups. Hate to tell you this, Billy, but AMOE doesn't
have a lock on dumb.


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On Dec 21, 11:03*am, "note.boy" wrote:
"Honus" wrote in message

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"Jud" wrote in message
...
When responding to these annoying posts, please trim your headers.

1) If you're responding to a person that might be in the other group, why
respond at all if you're going to trim the header to delete that other
group?

And

2) When responding to any post, try leaving in a bit of a quote so people
know who you're talking to and what it's about. I'm only guessing that
your
post was directed at me. If I'm wrong, it's still your fault.

AMOE crossposts are not welcome.

It's only natural that on occasion a cross-post can be made that's
relevant
to and legitimately involves both groups.

I get the impression that those at AMOE are of very low intelligence I and
have many of them in my kill file, those who don't trim their headers join
them. *Billy- Hide quoted text -

Tell us Billy, do you ever have anything related to numismatics to
post about or do you, like Assclown Hinz, just come here to brag about
your killfiles?

In article , "Honus" wrote:

"RF" wrote in message
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His email address uses the name FW Dixon which is the pseudonym used by
the
people (yes, plural) that write (yes, present tense) the books.- Hide
quoted text -

for more info, visit my http://hardyboys.us site

I already have. That URL's been in my browser's "favorites" file for years.
(I collect the books.) It's a fabulous site.


i love the ww2 edition nancy drew's. except for the fragility. the paper gets
amazingly yellow and light.
need to fing a non-invasive method of preservation. that doesn't cost
ridiculous amounts of coin.

"Jud" wrote in message
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Honus wrote:

1) If you're responding to a person that might be in the other group,
why
respond at all if you're going to trim the header to delete that other
group?

I trimmed my headers, therefore was not addressing AMOE.

I didn't say that you were. Reread what I wrote.

And

2) When responding to any post, try leaving in a bit of a quote so
people
know who you're talking to and what it's about. I'm only guessing that
your
post was directed at me. If I'm wrong, it's still your fault.

If I was responding to you directly I would have quoted you, as I am
doing here. However, if the shoe fits...

I can tell you where to check for a proper fit.

AMOE crossposts are not welcome.

It's only natural that on occasion a cross-post can be made that's
relevant
to and legitimately involves both groups.

"On occassion" being the pertinant phrase. Most AMOE crossposts are
trolls and flames.

I agree, which is why I included the pertinent phrase. You made the blanket
statement that "AMOE crossposts are not welcome." You don't get to make that
call. If they're not welcome in your personal browser, make the appropriate
adjustments to your filters.