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Re: [SANS] Hermine

John, Hermine,

I am a novice with Sansevieria and hope to find some that will grow easily in
my Hot Humid Houston TX climate.  If you have any suggestions?  Also I
thought
I should comment on the Herminator.  I thought you might be interested to
know that if the Tropical Depression # 8 strengthens in the Gulf of Mexico it
may soon become Tropical Storm HERMINE.  So John, be careful about the
"demise"
of Hermine, as that storm may have a significant effect on our Texas and
Louisiana Gulf Coast. (big grin)

At 12:58 AM 9/18/98 -0400, you wrote:
>Date:     Fri, 18 Sep 1998 00:58:12 -0400
>Reply-To: "Sansevierias discussion list."
<SANSEVIERIAS@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU>
>Sender:   "Sansevierias discussion list."
<SANSEVIERIAS@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU>
>From:    John Gamesby <John.Gamesby@AZTEKIUM.OCTACON.CO.UK>
>Subject: Re: Rest in peace HERMINE
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>It came as quite a surprise yesterday to hear that the Herminater was
>dead, deceased, gone fallen of her perch.
>Yes this was quite a shock as I had just had an email from her a few
>minutes before. No idea what happened maybe Juan won with a quick
>thrust of the Pearsonii to the heart.
>But knowing Hermine as I do i expect she will reach us all from the
>grave.
>
>May the Herminater be with you.    John
>Sorry I borrowed a few lines from Monty Python (Norwegian blue
>parrot sketch)
>
>PS I'm off to Nottingham and will be back Sunday night.
>Regards    John
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>Date:    Thu, 17 Sep 1998 13:49:22 -0700
>From:    hermine <hermine@ENDANGEREDSPECIES.COM>
>Subject: Re: Rest in peace HERMINE
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>At 07:17 PM 9/17/98 +0000, John Gamesby wrote:
>>It came as quite a surprise yesterday to hear that the Herminater was
>>dead, deceased, gone fallen of her perch.
>>
>
>NOT SO! the Herminator was a thing one does with Eudora mailer. and my
>husband  decided to modify the stuff put out by the mailer as it is used
>for BIZ as wel as for communication. so he removed the Herminator. i may
>brink her back, or any one of a number of other personae.
>
>now we (royal WE) notice many new names signing on, and we  (royal WE)
>would like them to say hello and perhaps tell how they got interested in
>this most obscure of delightful plants.
>
>hermine
>THE HERMINATOR
>
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