[HAM] Hammonds for money

[joe d]

>>John Haburay writes:
  Thanks, John. As I remember from our business dealings that there was one 
that
involved money back or something. A cash refund in my favor and I thought 
the
refund was too much so I did not accept the full amount that was offered. It 
is
a pleasure to read something that sombody writes about me that is based on a
fact and not a worthless opinion from someone who has never engaged in a
business transaction of any kind with me. -------John
<<

And based on our current dialogue - I probably never will.

btw: what does ANY of this BS above have to do with the topic?  Shouldn't 
this have been a personal email exchange?
"Oh wow...he must be right about chopping up Hammonds, he didnt even accept 
the full amount!"

Puh-lease.

You know damn well the point I'm making so take the cock-war elsewhere. It 
has nothing to do with you, your technical abilities or anything of that 
sort.  I'm commenting on the obvious - these vintage instruments aren't made 
anymore, let's try and keep 'em around and intact.  Nothing vicious directed 
only to YOU, nor egotisitical intention...just common sense.  You're the one 
who replied in such disgust with this "crazy opinion of mine"...

I'd guess some sort of bullseye was hit. Spot on.

Let's not argue here - I don't even know you (nor do i want to at this 
point) so give it a rest.
You have your opinon on chops and I have mine - leave the personal BS out of 
it.

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