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On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 02:40:57 +0900, cc wrote:
> "Derek" > wrote in message > >> I didn't mean to suggest that they were Japanese yixing pots. I meant >> that the pots I remember seeing were likely Japanese, and not yixing >> after all. > > Sorry, I had read quickly. > > Kuri That's quite all right. I've done that myself. I'm just clarifying what I was saying since it wasn't clear given the way I wrote it. You know how much effort it takes to be misunderstood on usenet, don't you?  -- Derek |
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On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 02:40:57 +0900, cc wrote:
> "Derek" > wrote in message > >> I didn't mean to suggest that they were Japanese yixing pots. I meant >> that the pots I remember seeing were likely Japanese, and not yixing >> after all. > > Sorry, I had read quickly. > > Kuri That's quite all right. I've done that myself. I'm just clarifying what I was saying since it wasn't clear given the way I wrote it. You know how much effort it takes to be misunderstood on usenet, don't you? -- Derek |
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