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To: Keiko who wrote (1438)	1/13/1999 4:16:00 PM
From: SHGLaw	Respond to of 2664

Hey Orcasito, when are you going to make another run at unrg? God knows Ronny could use the help. Maybe they could auction off the goop to keep those antique cars running smoooooooth. SHG

To: Keiko who wrote (1438)	1/13/1999 5:29:00 PM
From: SteelerStu	Respond to of 2664

now thats good comedy -- you should write for a living

To: Keiko who wrote (1438)	1/13/1999 6:24:00 PM
From: Bear Down	Respond to of 2664

harder and harder the hype machine goes. must have got some rocket fuel in this one

To: Keiko who wrote (1438)	1/13/1999 6:33:00 PM
From: Joana Tides	Respond to of 2664

Keiko that peacock lamp WAS exquisite & Autograph site on Millionaire Magazine dotcom was featured recently in their links - autographstore.com - could they perhaps help you find another homerun baseball for under trois mils, next time - Sooo shivers you missed it, did your harbormaster beep you a 911 or something? Such awful NY weather lately, frightening, that can play havoc with orders on the smaller markets when floortraders can't get there on time, must leave early, etc - dreary, daaahhling. Anyway, back to FUN... Autographstore.com (you'll see who it is when you go there, quellesurprise!) has wonderful items for all types of taste and wallet: from posters and vintage working guitars signed by The Rolling Stones and other rock and roll troubadors, to surprisingly reasonably priced deskworthy photographs signed by (The Popular!) former Presidents: all the way to Quite Very rarities priced in the stratosphere for people of refinement! How very PC and democratic one feels about this dotcom, (The Name Will Ring A Bell!)especially seeing how easy it is to simply buy the item one craves from an easy chair by the internet at those times when one simply isn't up to the ritual and fooforaw an Auction can be ! So glad you haven't forgotten the French Chandelier, Keiko, as one simply couldn't bear down on you should you had! Ciao and Air Kiss Daaaahhhllling, Joana