| Re: (Hawaiian Coffee)Re: Choice of Hawaiian Coffee in Seattle |
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Group: soc.culture.hawaii · Group Profile
Author: Lawrence AkutagawaLawrence Akutagawa Date: Aug 13, 2008 07:15
smithfarms.com> wrote in message news:1218599700-sch@news.lava.net
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> On Thu, 07 Aug 2008 22:50:01 -0500, Nai`a lava.net> wrote:
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>> Lawrence Akutagawa wrote:
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>> D'0H!
>> Bookmarked.
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>> Aloha mai Nai`a!
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> Hey thanks you guys. I've been away on a trip and came back to look
> at s.c.h. :).
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> I think the package one poster bought in a store like Longs(?) could
> be that it was really old. In my coffee world, fresh roasted is the
> best. You know those poor Longs people can't be throwing away stuff,
> so fresh is best if you want good Kona. There's lots of junk Kona and
> Kona Blends- arrgh- don't get me started!
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hey - good to hear from you. I was wondering there for a while
whether or
not you'd disappeared.
Perhaps you can take a moment and assure Alvin that he can indeed
order a
pound of 100%% Kona coffee from you for less than $40 a pound, shipping
included. I know, I know - your website says as much, but the Alvin I
know
is as fond of researching the net (even when links are provided for
him) as
a kitty is of a bath. In fact, I suspect that the cost per pound
(including
shipping) goes down even further if he orders two or three pounds at the
same time...such that he can get together with friends/relatives to make
that multi-pound order.
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