Brian Inglis wrote:
> On Thu, 23 Feb 2006 18:06:52 -0500 in alt.folklore.computers,
> "Rostyslaw J. Lewyckyj" > wrote:
>
>>Brian Inglis wrote:
>
>>>On Wed, 22 Feb 2006 13:48:05 -0500 in alt.folklore.computers, KR
>>>Williams > wrote:
>
>>>>I don't much care if it's drained through old socks, as long as it
>>>>tastes good. Given the choice between McD's classic and
>>>>StarBucks I'd opt for the old socks.
>>>
>>>Or there's Kopi Luwak; fermented in the Indonesian palm civet
>>>marsupial's gut.
>
>>Yes! I can well believe that it's rare indeed.
>
> About 200kg/year.
>

You are actually serious! :-| :-)
My apolgies. I checked GOOGLE and was amazed!!
I had thought that you were writing tongue in cheek
to pull our legs. So production was really sqrt(-1).

>
>>I wonder if it's like Jamaican Blue Mountain, or Hawaii Kona,
>>where there is much more of each variety sold than is produced
>>(grown).
>
>
> Adulteration/cutting everywhere that powders are sold, eh?
>