Guest guest Posted October 14, 2005 Report Share Posted October 14, 2005 From what you say it would seem that you have ~met~ these people, while previously giving the impression of knowing them well - you gave that impression when Fraggle mentioned Nadar - that you knew Nader well, and Fraggle was wrong. Maybe your idea of ~knowing~ people is different to mine. I certainly do not have any experience of horse or dog shows, and am not very keen on the idea. While selling horses and dogs to famous people may be fun, and interesting, it does not prove that you know the people well - which is the impression you always give. Just a tip - there are lots of 'ladies' in England - not worth mentioning that you have met one. Jo , " Lynda " <lurine@s...> wrote: > > Well, that would prove you aren't familiar with political activists of the > 60s and 70s. > > How did I know him? Well, certainly not in the Biblical sense. Same > gatherings, same meetings plus at one point when he was playing mad dog over > the Corvair he literally went door to door to get people to back him that > owned Corvairs. My significant other at the time owned a Corvair. That was > my first meeting with the Rasputin type person. He ranted and raved because > Bob wasn't interested in his lawsuit and, in fact, loved that little > Corvair. > > Also, you don't seem to have a good feel for the reality that is California, > nor of the dog show and horseshow worlds. > > I've sold horses to movie stars and had them make appearances to hand out > awards at horse shows I've put on. I've had pictures of my dogs on the > front page of SF newspapers to help publicise the dog shows in SF. > > We had " famous " folks who were hunters use our butcher shop (Kenny Stabler > is just one). And Al Davis, Vita Blue were just a couple of the folks we > met through the tire shop my mother managed. We met most of the Raiders > because they trained at the local CC. > > Reagan and others showed horses and we met them at shows and at award > banquets. > > And then there were politics. I met Patty Hearst at Bezerkley's People's > Park and no, she was NOT kidnapped! One of my high school classmates and > slumber party friends was Nancy Ling Perry of SLA fame or infamey. > > And as a wee child I went everywhere with my grandfather who was politically > active and met govenors and presidents. I was at Alcatraz and know lots of > folks through that political activity. > > As the tribe's historian I've been interviewed on television, am a keynote > speaker at schools and am referenced in various articles on history of > Indians in California. > > I did grant planning and met lots of folks through that. I've been on > redevelopment committee and met lots of politicians through that. > > Why, I've even been to England and dined with Lady Wentworth! Corresponded > with the powers that be in Bahrain. > > If it offends you, I'm really sorry that I haven't led a boring life locked > into doing the housewifey thing. > > And, no I don't know every person ever mentioned. Never heard of that David > person or 90% of the punk bands you mention. But then, I find that their > lack of being able to stay on key grates on my ears as badly as Cash seems > to on your's. > > Lynda > - > " heartwerk " <jo.heartwork@g...> > > Thursday, October 13, 2005 11:45 PM > Reagan WAS Re: > > > > It doesn't follow that because you were politically active you > > personally knew the person. When you say you knew him - in which way > > do you mean. > > > > The reason I ask is that you appear to know personally every single > > person mentioned, which even to open-minded people can seem a little > > unrealistic. > > > > Jo > > > > , " Lynda " <lurine@s...> wrote: > >> > >> Well, it is kind of hard not to have known the man if you were > > politically active in CA back in the 60s and 70s. So, if you got > > someone to take a bet, well, it was a sucker bet at best or maybe > > closer to stealing candy from a baby. Enjoy your ill gotten gains. > >> > >> Lynda > >> - > >> Peter > >> > >> Thursday, October 13, 2005 1:01 PM > >> Re: Reagan WAS Re: > >> > >> > >> > Yup and people who have worked for him. > >> > >> Yippee.... I win the bet :-) > >> > >> BB > >> peter > >> > >> > >> To send an email to - > > > >> > >> > >> > >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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