Olfactory Appreciation/Interpretation/Expectation ** Was: Ylang Ylang Issues

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Hi Josh,

 

> Uhh thanks, I think ;-)

 

Welcome you are .. I'm sure. ;-)

 

> Just want to clarify what happened: I returned the Sandalwood because

> I couldn't get it out of the container... your folks sent me a new

> bottle, it's great, and you made me very happy.

 

OK .. I didn't have all the facts .. thanks for clarifying. Must have

been a case of them putting the wrong size reducer on the bottle.

 

> No doubt I'll be purchasing from you again when it runs out.

 

Appreciated it will be. :-P

 

> Maybe ylang ylang isn't for me... won't know until I smell some

> others. I'd still be interested to know if anyone else has

> experienced ylang ylang in the same way I have so far.

 

Same here .. I hate Patch .. some folks have orgasms over it.

 

Milk .. I think it would gag a maggot off a gut wagon.

 

I love raw onions and raw garlic .. many folks don't .. any gal who

doesn't like raw onions and raw garlic can't get along with me .. so I

ask them about that right off. And if they flat refuse to allow any

alcohol to touch their lips .. I don't trust them. ;-)

 

> -Josh

 

Y'all keep smiling. :-) Butch http://www.AV-AT.com

[Guest guest]

On Behalf Of Butch Owen

Tuesday, July 19, 2005 8:02 AM

 

Olfactory Appreciation/Interpretation/Expectation

** Was: Ylang Ylang Issues

 

 

Hi Josh .. other good folks ..

 

My first post of the day .. nothing personal .. just feeling ornery.

 

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Hey Butch, I guess you are feeling ornery . . . I would never think of you

as one to talk on a list about an individual business transaction with your

company. And mention your customer by name with some 600 or so other people

listening in. Not good judgment methinks, and I hope that this is only an

impulsive moment. Good to mention your policies, but an unnecessary and

possible embarrassing moment for your customer. I certainly would be upset

if it were me you were talking about and I expect any business relationship

to remain private, as it should be.

 

Be well,

Marcia Elston, Samara Botane, http://www.wingedseed.com

" First of all, cultivate a contented spirit; a garden is a good place to

begin. "