Wow...this guy sounds like a grownup version of our own Skipper.
http://www.tristanjones.org/meet_tristan.htm

Don White wrote:

Wow...this guy sounds like a grownup version of our own Skipper.
http://www.tristanjones.org/meet_tristan.htm

An interesting read! Tristan's apparent business ethics remind me in
some ways of a certain unscrupulous NW boatbroker. Tristan does seem a
bit better at the con and far more traveled and worldly than the
mentioned broker, however.

--
Skipper

Skipper wrote:
Don White wrote:

Wow...this guy sounds like a grownup version of our own Skipper.
http://www.tristanjones.org/meet_tristan.htm

An interesting read! Tristan's apparent business ethics remind me in
some ways of a certain unscrupulous NW boatbroker. Tristan does seem a
bit better at the con and far more traveled and worldly than the
mentioned broker, however.

--
Skipper


Another unprovoked, scurrilous attack from the dry and dusty midwest.
Noted, but unworthy of rebuttal.

wrote:

Skipper wrote:
Don White wrote:

Wow...this guy sounds like a grownup version of our own Skipper.
http://www.tristanjones.org/meet_tristan.htm

An interesting read! Tristan's apparent business ethics remind me in
some ways of a certain unscrupulous NW boatbroker. Tristan does seem a
bit better at the con and far more traveled and worldly than the
mentioned broker, however.

Another unprovoked, scurrilous attack from the dry and dusty midwest.
Noted, but unworthy of rebuttal.

Attack on whom? I see Skipper named above, but who is this unnamed
unscrupulous broker? That said, there is something to be said for those
who practice consistency, as you have, with your latest "dusty midwest
unworthy" insults. Smoke, fire, huh? you know the drill...

--
Skipper

On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 10:54:58 -0600, Skipper wrote:

Don White wrote:

Wow...this guy sounds like a grownup version of our own Skipper.
http://www.tristanjones.org/meet_tristan.htm

An interesting read! Tristan's apparent business ethics remind me in
some ways of a certain unscrupulous NW boatbroker. Tristan does seem a
bit better at the con and far more traveled and worldly than the
mentioned broker, however.

I thought you stopped that?

--
John H.

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