What part goes to the museum, the best or worse. in my museum of "crepidula
fornicata found in drinking water" I usually keep only the finest of
fornicata . some of the best fornicata is found between the "Ears jetty"
near Boca Raton. it is best to use heavy tweezers to remove them because
sometimes they are stuck there for years and well grown in . good luck ,
(don't take any wooden guttatas)
 
Ferreter
 "The wise man built his house upon the rock , but he didn't do an
environmental impact study and was forced to remove the house and pay fines
in an excess of 5 million dollars"
-----Original Message-----
From: Helmut Nisters <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Tuesday, January 19, 1999 10:25 PM
Subject: teasing - jokes - shells
 
 
Dear Conchlers,
 
I might be the reason for some teasing in the last time. Please
let me give in a few words my character. I am a very openhearted
person, who will trust everybody, but maybe to much. I am working
with great enthusiasm withour being payed as volunteer on the
shell collection of the museum and on school collection, but my
enthusiasm is very high and not always to understand by others,
and I don't want to profit for myself. All changed material will
be devided between the museum and my collection and donated
material I surely give to the museums collection.
Further I am a very humorous man and I like to make self-invented
jokes like this of Cocacola. But I think I have a quite large and good
knowledge of shells worldwide as well as inlandshells and marine-
shells and I am disposable to help everyboddy who needs help.
I am proud to build up a quite nice collection at the museum
and to have found new friends on internet, but I believe to be a
modest person.
This about in a few words of my person. Please some suggestions
what I can do better.
with best shelling greetings and hoping for further contacts with
me
yours sincerly Helmut Nisters
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