From:
Sent:
To:
Cc: rest
Subject: Re: Perfect Storm VII - continues.
Does
this E-mail have any purpose or purport to make
any sense, especially
when
rift with spelling mistakes. (Why do you
persist to spell "to" as
"tu?" There are others, but email should be avoided
by those who consider
the
written form an art.)
get the
feeling that this is read by no one, has no purpose, and simply, I
have
been placed on the distribution list of a rambling scribe with
too much
time on
his hands, doomed to remain on it forever simple b/c I
handed out a
business
card.
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc: rest
Subject: Re:
It's
interesting that you chose to edit the last part of my remarks in
which
the focus of the criticism rests upon you and the blatant hypocrisy in
which
you wallow. It's like your own little
McCarthyism!
The
state of my industry? As far as I know,
you were unable to sell your
house,
but that was not before you tried using Jelley
Properties and a
certain
female agent, the likes of which, you railed against on your
soapbox. I mean, come on, is anybody buying this crap?
And
check out
could
all change and it always has gone in cycles.
But right now, it's up,
and I'm trying
to make a living, and an honest no bullshit to my client's
one at
that.
But then
enter www.selnext.com in google and find what I
expected: nothing.
You may
surround yourself with "yes" people, but as long as you keep sending
me this
stuff, I will give you a mind to contend with.
PS- tu
is spelled to
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc: rest
Subject: RE: Eisel - The bell tolls
Please
remove me from the distribution list that receives these incessant
ramblings. The verbiage of these letters borders on
paranoid schizophrenia,
the tone
alludes to radical leftist ideology that sees various forms of
thinly
veiled threats, both physical as well as legal, illuminate an
untempered mind.
I
consider myself very liberal. There are
ways to enact change. Constantly
searching
for conspiracy theories is not one of them.
Any thinking mind,
after
reading a few of these missives, would conclude that the author has
far, far
too much time on their hands.
despite
your proclivity for giving lip service to those who "do things
differently
and think outside convention," such as myself, it seems you went
with
just the type of realtors who you railed against. I believe there is a
certain
amount of hypocrisy there, and hypocrisy, my friend, which may be at
the very
heart of our species inability to evolve.
Ultimately, when a
person
is faced with the choice of standing by their personal morals and
philosophy,
or the opportunity to better their situation in life, invariably
humans
choose the latter. That base theory of
self-preservation and
self-betterment
is the fatal flaw that causes the corruption of every
political,
economic, and religious system our species has invented.
"Do
not mistake virtue with lack of opportunity to sin."
