Re: CHAT: Drinks Was Re: CHAT: browsers

On Saturday 15 February 2003 08:01 pm, you wrote:
> en memo 2003:02:13 12.56.38 gozen, wes.parish@PARADISE.NET.NZ graffii:
> >>     They don't? Are you sure? IIRC one of the packages of maté I had
> >>had a New Zealand import/export company listed as one of many an official
> >> distributor.
> >
> >Great!
> >
> >Who are they?  You've got their name?  I've gotta check this out!  This
> >is some of the best news - drinks-wise - I've had in ages!
>
>     Unfortunately I don't have a package around right now... I think it
> maybe a name like TransPacifica Imports or something along those lines, but
> not sure... ::rackin' ruin'd brainies for clearer visualization of name::
Oh well, let me know when you remember.

I'll shout you a virtual mate!

Wesley Parish

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