Marty Says Three Top Int Execs Are Out, Bought Off

[dianaclass8]

Interesting to see how it all fits.

Does anyone know what Martys mothers maiden name was?

was she a californian? go to phoenix?

Did she stay a scn?

To my knowledge Marty got in Scn in 1977.

It was Mike Rinder's mother who was in when he was a child...he grew up in the SO...or at least in Scn.

 

[HelluvaHoax!]

I'd give him a glass of water if he was thirsty, but that's as far as I'd go.

I'd give him hydrogen and oxygen and tell him to go do an admin scale if he wants water.

If he came back later and said he was still thirsty because Ron's tech did not work, I'd give him a glass of water as a reward.

 

[Dulloldfart]

In the meantime, wouldn't it be great to have some interesting video/audio/still photos of DM doing various compromising things with a Cocker Spaniel. I wonder what he would pay out for that.

Pete

I imagine the dog would be so embarrassed that it would pay too.

Paul

 

[Mick Wenlock]

Interesting to see how it all fits.

Does anyone know what Martys mothers maiden name was?

was she a californian? go to phoenix?

Did she stay a scn?

Sundblom. yes of the famous sundblom santa family. She committed suicide.

 

[Mick Wenlock]

To my knowledge Marty got in Scn in 1977.

It was Mike Rinder's mother who was in when he was a child...he grew up in the SO...or at least in Scn.

Nothing to do with Mike Rinder.

 

[Jachs]

Sundblom. yes of the famous sundblom santa family. She committed suicide.

Thanks for the info.

Terrible story about his mother.

I wonder if this is her with her father Haddon in 1931.

 

[Veda]

Nibs - Ron Jr. - had been Fair Gamed for a quarter of a century, and found himself sick, broke, with a wife, and with a teenage son with downs syndrome. Nibs knew he was dying when he "sold out," and perhaps he was wrong, but he wanted something to leave his wife and youngest son. He didn't want them penniless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_zSkrwJ0Gs

 

[Sindy]

Nibs - Ron Jr. - had been Fair Gamed for a quarter of a century, and found himself sick, broke, with a wife, and with a teenage son with downs syndrome. Nibs knew he was dying when he "sold out," and perhaps he was wrong, but he wanted something to leave his wife and youngest son. He didn't want them penniless.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_zSkrwJ0Gs

Such a good guy. Can you imagine? Wow.