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Old May 29th 07, 05:54 PM posted to alt.religion.kibology,rec.collecting
Adam Funk[_2_]
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http://www.startribune.com/commentar...y/1193120.html

-- The owner of Napoleon's penis died this month in Englewood,
-- N.J. John K. Lattimer, who'd been a Columbia University
-- professor and a collector of military (and some macabre)
-- relics, also possessed Lincoln's blood-stained collar and
-- Hermann Gvring's [sic] cyanide ampoule.

But what everyone really wants to know is this: will it end up on
eBay?


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Old May 29th 07, 06:24 PM posted to alt.religion.kibology,rec.collecting
Otto Bahn[_2_]
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Default Napoleon's peanus.

"Adam Funk" wrote

-- The owner of Napoleon's penis died this month in Englewood,
-- N.J. John K. Lattimer, who'd been a Columbia University
-- professor and a collector of military (and some macabre)
-- relics, also possessed Lincoln's blood-stained collar and
-- Hermann Gvring's [sic] cyanide ampoule.

But what everyone really wants to know is this: will it end up on
eBay?


With or without fava beans?

Ah, screw the beans, just give me the Chianti.

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Old May 29th 07, 07:18 PM posted to alt.religion.kibology,rec.collecting
Adam Funk[_2_]
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On 2007-05-29, Otto Bahn wrote:

With or without fava beans?

Ah, screw the beans, just give me the Chianti.


I'm not sure whether you "scrolled" with your "mouse" down to the bit
that said "visitors peered into a vitrine [1] to see something that
looked like a maltreated shoelace, or a shriveled eel."

OTOH, maybe you did see that. You're allowed, AFAIK.



[1] That's parlay-voo for "window".

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