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You are encouraged to write a letter of comment on anything that you
find worthy of comment. It will (may) be published in this column along
with my reply. As editor I reserve the right to delete material;
however I will not alter the undeleted material. E-mail to me that solely
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mail. All other e-mail is assumed to be private. And, of course, anything
marked not for publication is not for publication. Oh yes, letters of
appreciation for the scholarly resources provided by this site will be
handled very discreetly. This page contains the correspondence for
January 2000.
Hi there … came across your page
through a search for
“trockenbeerenauslese”, and I thought I’d impose on your time with a
difficult question, if you have a minute …
My dad has one remaining bottle of 1969 Trockenbeerenauslese from
Austria. It’s a 10 on the sweet scale. The label is really deteriorated
but I think it says “Rolfe Alte Goffellerri Wien”. Do you know anyone
who has had this kind of wine at this age? Would say this is a
drink-up-quick?
Mr. Harter,
You are a very peculiar persom, which is not a neccessarily a bad thing
these days.
Just thought I would mention, the link to:
Enjoyed the rest of the stay however.
From: “MURRAY & JOAN HAY”
a conversation I had with a boyfriend (now ex)of mine.
me: “I got a thesaurus for my birthday”
enough said?
Hi:
the “chicken…” page is simply great!
Have you done anything else similar? I’d like to read it
http://richardhartersworld.com/cri/godot.html
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From: Punch Buggy RED
Date: 12/31/99
Subj: ’69 trockenbeerenauslese
It should be fine, indeed more than fine. I don’t know where the limit
is but I’ve drunk thirty year old beerenauslses and trockenbeerenausleses
which were quite lovely. I would drink it in the next year or two, though.
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From: Alan Welch
Date: 12/28/99
Subj: link
I doubt that it will shock you to learn that other people have said that.
I stumbled upon your website quite by accident and plan to spend some
more time here being fascinated.
Virginia Tech Online Speculative Fiction Project
is not functional . . . pity, that looked very interesting.
It’s a pity about the link. My impression is that the project has been moved
but I haven’t tracked down the new link. I hope the rest of the site is
intriguing. My website is best found by accident.
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Date: 12/19/99
Subj: Inclusion in http://www.tiac.net/users/cri/librefq.html
him: “are they extinct?”
Giggle, snort, chortle. I broke up laughing. It definitely
doesn’t sound like a meeting of minds. For one thing, one
side was missing a mind.
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From: “sir stephen”
Date: 12/18/99
Subj: congratulations
I’m guessing that you are referring to the page about the
chickens crossing the road. The following pages might be
to your liking:
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http://richardhartersworld.com/cri/sarte.html
http://richardhartersworld.com/cri/chili.html
This page was last updated January 28, 2000.
It was reformatted and relocated April 10, 2005
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