From: Gary S. Gevisser [gsg@sellnext.com]
Sent: Monday, May 12, 2003 5:14 PM
To: Mike Notrica
Cc: sent

Subject: FW: your house for sale

 

 

Mike, I am following up on the email I sent you last evening because the brokers who played things a little “tTOo fast & loose” [sic] at least to my liking sent me an email this morning at 10:03AM PST that reads;

 

Gary and Marie. Looks like we have a deal. The following changes will be

made at your request. 45 day escrow with occupancy 60 days after the opening

of escrow. 6,000 non-refundable deposit. When is a good time to pick up the

paper work and put this in escrow? I will have the addendment with your

requests when I pick up the rest of the purchase contract. Best regards,

Bill Bonning” [sic].

 

I had not mentioned to Bill or anyone else for that matter that you had contacted us 3 hours and 1 minute after Bill Bonning sent me an email yesterday [4:57 PM PST] indicating that an offer a client of theirs had previously made may have fallen threw because of our “tardiness” in getting back to them although they didn’t quite use the word “tardy”. Instead what they actually wrote was the following,

 

I will talk to the people that made the offer and see if they want to

continue. The offer was made a week ago. Thanks, Billy” [sic].

 

Mike, there is no “deal” until the “phat lady” [sic] sings and I doubt Marie would ever allow herself to get too fat unless of course she were to take ill and then I would suggest she consider a lobotomy which leads me to mention that there are a number of interesting things going on our lives these days in addition to all that you would naturally expect from a newly married couple on a life journey 9+ years in the making; what remains of our lives to enjoy and for me at least, one wife to cherish.

 

Where one places the comma-s in the previous sentence is all-important. Happiness is all though a state of mind, nothing really to do with age and of course healthy mind, healthy body and right now I hope to prove to the world, at least mathematically speaking, translating some of the mathematical expressions that go on inside my brain, that there are in fact no co-incidences, just “on” and “off” switches as in 1010.

 

Right now I am just down the street from 1010 Highway 101 getting a smoothie after one hell of a motorcycle ride from Washington Mutual on Via De La Valle where Vincent Hinojosa who is copied on this email was rather funny when responding to what I thought was a fastball as he tried to hand me my paper deposit receipt for monies I had deposited to cover some of Marie’s and my “mutual” expenses relating to our new business venture, Grubby and GirlieGarb.com.

 

While I sought out a B.Com Degree from the University of Natal South African people like Vincent made mincemeat out of bad guys never letting it seems his formal education interfere with his learning. Vincent is a former U.S. Marine still suffering the effects of a helicopter crash that took the lives of a couple of his buddies.

 

The thoughts of his wife and kids helped keep him somewhat afloat as his helicopter sunk into the ocean depths thinking to himself;

 

This just doesn’t seem the right time or place to kiss my ass goodbye” [sic].

 

I have yet though to hear a “cuss” word come out of Vincent’s mouth making the fukukta higher ups of this quasi-monopoly look incredibly good, i.e. that the top dogs would hire someone far more competent than themselves may seem incredible although one can always find something positive in just about any dictatorial regime.

 

Coupled with these family thoughts though was Vincent’s marine military training which had him bend his torso, forcing oxygen into his lungs so that he could almost have given himself fellatio or head to the upwardly mobile, headaches to boot which is something Vincent still suffers from along with chronic back pain which is alleviated by the distraction of having to humor me.

 

There was of course nothing humorous to his comment, “I tried saving Marie” after I told him that one of my agendas these days is to save trees, “My suggestion is that you stick that paper receipt where the son don’t shine.” [sic].

 

I got to now fly. Please let us know ASAP how interested you are. Make a fair offer and the house could be yours in some 45 days although you could only take occupancy some 15 days from when escrow closes some 45 odd days from today and to open escrow would take at least a $6,000 non-refundable deposit.

 

Let me know.

 

Gary

 

 

 

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From: Gary S. Gevisser [mailto:gsg@sellnext.com]
Sent:
Sunday, May 11, 2003 8:18 PM
To: '
Mike Notrica'
Subject: RE: your house for sale

 

Dear Mike,

 

We have good news for you. First Marie and I got married on April 22nd and second, the house is still available although we took it off the market after having such a horrific experience with our agent. We are also starting a new business which makes the sale of the house even less of a priority than before. However, if you make us an offer we will be happy to look at it.

 

Marie + Gary

 

 

 


From:
Mike Notrica [mailto:mnotrica@san.rr.com]
Sent:
Sunday, May 11, 2003 7:58 PM
To: Gary S. Gevisser
Subject: your house for sale

 

Is your house still for sale?  My wife and I have looked at it several times and if it is still available we would like to make you an offer.

 

Regards,

Mike Notrica