You guys are fast!
Rich
Was nicely surprised by the mail today, the coffee mug arrived. That's
fast, guys. Really nice looking mug and I'm almost going to hate using
it. <G>
Rich
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Jeffry Dwight
Rich <toy...@sff.net> wrote:
>Was nicely surprised by the mail today, the coffee mug arrived. That's
>fast, guys. Really nice looking mug and I'm almost going to hate using
>it. <G>
Thanks, Rich. Glad you like it.
- j.
Vera Nazarian
On Sat, 13 Jun 1998 12:31:46 -0400, Rich <toy...@sff.net> wrote:
>Was nicely surprised by the mail today, the coffee mug arrived. That's
>fast, guys. Really nice looking mug and I'm almost going to hate using
>it. <G>
>
>Rich
I got mine too!! Really nice heavy mug with sharp-looking logos of
Greyware and SFF Net!
Thanks, Jade!! :-)
~ Vera
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Doranna
>On Sat, 13 Jun 1998 12:31:46 -0400, Rich <toy...@sff.net> wrote:
>
>>Was nicely surprised by the mail today, the coffee mug arrived. That's
>>fast, guys. Really nice looking mug and I'm almost going to hate using
>>it. <G>
>>
>>Rich
>
>I got mine too!! Really nice heavy mug with sharp-looking logos of
>Greyware and SFF Net!
Gosh, am I the only one still waiting...? <sniff>
--Doranna
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Jeffry Dwight
dor...@sff.net (Doranna) wrote:
>Gosh, am I the only one still waiting...? <sniff>
Since we sold out in under 24 hours, I only did one mailing for the mugs.
They went USPS first class. If you don't get yours in the next day or three,
yelp.
- j.
Doranna
On Sun, 14 Jun 1998 18:46:15 GMT, TechS...@SFF.Net (Jeffry Dwight)
wrote:
>Since we sold out in under 24 hours, I only did one mailing for the mugs.
>They went USPS first class. If you don't get yours in the next day or three,
>yelp.
Hokay!
--D
Melisa
I am sooo envious.
(Didn't get there in time for a mug.)
--
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Jeffry Dwight
mel...@sff.net (Melisa) wrote:
>I am sooo envious.
>
>(Didn't get there in time for a mug.)
There will most likely be more mugs later in the year.
- j.
Nancy McPoland
On Mon, 15 Jun 1998 12:46:55 GMT, TechS...@SFF.Net (Jeffry Dwight)
wrote:
>mel...@sff.net (Melisa) wrote:
>
>>I am sooo envious.
>>
>>(Didn't get there in time for a mug.)
>
Me either. I was concentrating on ordering the anthology (YES!!), and
forgot to get the mug.
>There will most likely be more mugs later in the year.
>
>- j.
Oh, goodie. I'll check back then.
--
nan...@sprynet.com
Doranna
On Sun, 14 Jun 1998 18:46:15 GMT, TechS...@SFF.Net (Jeffry Dwight)
wrote:
>Since we sold out in under 24 hours, I only did one mailing for the mugs.
>They went USPS first class. If you don't get yours in the next day or three,
>yelp.
Arrival! It are loverly!
Jeffry Dwight
Christy Hardin Smith
Melisa wrote:
> If I don't get one next time, there'll be Trouble.
Is that Trouble with a capital T, and that rhymes with P, and that stands
for Poole?
-- Christy
Melisa
Doesn't that only apply to River City?
l...@gila.demon.co.uk
mel...@sff.net (Melisa) wrote:
>Redd...@sff.net (Christy Hardin Smith) wrote:
>>Melisa wrote:
>>> If I don't get one next time, there'll be Trouble.
>>
>>Is that Trouble with a capital T, and that rhymes with P, and that stands
>>for Poole?
>Doesn't that only apply to River City?
Uhhh... what on earth are you guyz talking about?
Liz the Ever-Curious
Richard Gilliam
Liz: Those are references to "The Music Man," a popular play and film
from the 1960s.
Richard
Cecil Rose
l...@gila.demon.co.uk wrote:
>mel...@sff.net (Melisa) wrote:
>>Redd...@sff.net (Christy Hardin Smith) wrote:
>>>Melisa wrote:
>>>> If I don't get one next time, there'll be Trouble.
>>>
>>>Is that Trouble with a capital T, and that rhymes with P, and that stands
>>>for Poole?
>>Doesn't that only apply to River City?
>Uhhh... what on earth are you guyz talking about?
>Liz the Ever-Curious
These are riffs from Meredith Wilson's "The Music Man". Musical
instrument salesman Harold Hill (played excellently by Robert Preston
in the movie) convinces the skeptical citizens of River City, Iowa, ca
1910, that they should support a youth band (and buy instruments for
them) by convincing them the presence of a pool hall in their
community was the first step on the road to moral degredation. If you
haven't already seen this, find a video - excellent evocation of
period, nice music.
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l...@gila.demon.co.uk
ala...@earthlink.net (Cecil Rose) wrote:
>l...@gila.demon.co.uk wrote:
>>mel...@sff.net (Melisa) wrote:
>>>Redd...@sff.net (Christy Hardin Smith) wrote:
>>>>Melisa wrote:
>>>>> If I don't get one next time, there'll be Trouble.
>>>>
>>>>Is that Trouble with a capital T, and that rhymes with P, and that stands
>>>>for Poole?
>>>Doesn't that only apply to River City?
>>Uhhh... what on earth are you guyz talking about?
>>Liz the Ever-Curious
> These are riffs from Meredith Wilson's "The Music Man". Musical
>instrument salesman Harold Hill (played excellently by Robert Preston
>in the movie) convinces the skeptical citizens of River City, Iowa, ca
>1910, that they should support a youth band (and buy instruments for
>them) by convincing them the presence of a pool hall in their
>community was the first step on the road to moral degredation. If you
>haven't already seen this, find a video - excellent evocation of
>period, nice music.
>__
Thanks Richard, thanks Cecil.