Re: $1 coin chances now - irredeemably OT now


"Mr. Jaggers" <lugburzman[at]yahoo[dot]com> wrote in message news:h7c6e602kn5@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
mazorj changed the subject:

I just now noticed your comment in the header. But I have also noticed that coin topics get hardly any traffic at all these days. Maybe a comment or two, but that's been about it for quite some time.

I was just warding off the purists who complain that their precious time is wasted by being duped into reading OT posts. If they can't scan and skip like most of us do, they at least can skip threads with unwanted Subject lines.

If they can't even do that, well, they're like the little old lady who called the police to complain that she just got off the phone with an obscene caller who kept whispering filthy things to her for almost two hours.

"Where have all the coin collectors gone?"
"Gone into politics and religion, every one."

I'll work on that couplet to clean up the meter and then send it on to Pete Seeger and see what he thinks.

Okay but don't bother with his half-brother Mike.

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