| From: | "Shawn P. Williams" <sw2z+@******.CMU.EDU> |
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| Subject: | Mongolian Coffee? |
| Date: | Sat, 26 Jun 1993 09:39:56 -0400 |
up with this (for whatever it's worth). There was a certain Kenyan
coffee that, back in the twenties, became very popular, particularly
among hermetics and my Spock-eared bretheren. It was made illegal on
this continent because of some heavy duty alkaloids that were blended in
for 'flavoring,' however some corps, in order to keep their wiz-kids
happy would tend overlook such trade restrictions. We made regular
shipments of this stuff to a certain research kiosk at Aztechnology. But
then one day our standing PO was cancelled. A few weeks later we were
asked to start shipments to a town in Mongolia (and have continued doing
so ever since). About this time we also started supplying a place
called Amberlite with the stuff. Amberlite is a small holding company
in Frisco that specializes in transfer of 'rare & occult paraphenalia.'
They also get into a lot of trouble with CFS customs over international
shipping of rare and spooky stuff. I chased down my other buyers for
the 'floral cafe,' but nothing else seems even remotely relevent. I
supppose that it could be a herring, but then, who knows? Happy hunting
chumskis! ]<<<<<
-- Gargoyle <09:39:13/06-26-54>
