very odd recollection

NaCl · 2004-01-15T08:18:17+00:00

huge snip:"I flashed in that moment upon a decidedly more private but almostidentical situation that I had experienced when I was much younger: a youngearnest man holding tightly to my hand eagerly insisting that I do somethingthat I was certainly not comfortable with. I had remembered then that it was okay tosay "No.". And I realized that it was okay to say "No." to you. I looked youstraight in the eyes and told you, "No, I am not going to take those motors with me." You tried to pull your hand away, but I took it inboth of mine and patted the back of your hand like I do Peter's when he'supset about something." Sincerely,Sue McMurrayTRA#4027TMT Chair"I'm a little confused here. Is Ms. (or Mrs.) McMurray insinuating (orstating outright) that talking to Jerry about his motor certs was theequivalent to fending off an overly amorous admirer?Was Jerry (as insinuated) being the equivalent of an overzealous frat jerk?I find this paragraph to be at least highly unprofessional and at bestmildly defamatory.

Jan 15, 2004 28 Replies

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Kurt Kesler 22 years ago

Indeed.

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Dave Grayvis 22 years ago

Are you afraid to answer the question?

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Jerry Irvine 22 years ago

I will be glad to. To your attorney.

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Dave Grayvis 22 years ago

Why would my attorney be concerned with your explanation of "discussions with the parties" and "the most plausible" explanation. I mean, He could care less what YOU have to say.

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Jerry Irvine 22 years ago

Are you afraid to answer the question?

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Jerry Irvine 22 years ago

Let's test that theory. Coward. I promise to use less than 30 minutes of his time :)

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Dave Grayvis 22 years ago

NO. Your turn.

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Dave Grayvis 22 years ago

He wouldn't give you 30 seconds.

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D&JWatkins 22 years ago

Then the simplest of questions. What is your real name. Not answering or avoiding this question will show you just lied. This will make all else you say very suspect!

Dennis

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