RIP George

Rob

In this case, we were not worried about form or grammar.

We simply are tired of your childlike comments on everything.

So comment all you want. But let's a wager on your accusations.
In that way you will make it worth our time (our standard billing rate
is $500 per hour)

Do have a nice evening.
Whilst you are writing away, we are working on deals for baseball
cards and for two investment banking clients.

Cheers


Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List

[FrankWakefield]

What a man. When I first heard I thought about a multitude of Steinbrenner activities that I thought unfortunate... but then I can take pause, consider that Mr. Berra forgave him and considered him a great man, I can reflect upon Mr. Steinbrenner's passion for the national pastime, and I can see that he's deserving of respect and honor. He did quite a bit of good out there, somewhat under the radar. One dynamic fellow... I wish his family well as they accept his loss, and as they celebrate his life.

[BCauley]

IF there is an afterlife, I think a good greeting from Billy to George would have to be "You've been fired!" followed up by a couple of drinks overlooking the A.S. game.

[oldjudge]

Rob, Bruce--take this petty stuff off the board. It has no place here, especially in a thread like this.

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by oldjudge

Rob, Bruce--take this petty stuff off the board. It has no place here, especially in a thread like this.

Agreed. My apologies to the Steinbrenner family.

[byrone]

When I think of Steinbrenner, I think of the ads in the back of late 1970's-early 1980's Baseball Digests, selling T-shirts that exclaimed "I Love NY. Its the Yankees I Hate"

[packs]

Seems only fitting someone would bring up money in a thread about George. But seriously, my friend works in PR and I can't think of a more annoying few minutes of my day than when I'm eating lunch with him and he's telling me how so and so like's their steak, or if I'm drinking a coke about how much so and so loves coke. Gets old fast. I get it, you met a celebrity.

[Rob D.]

Originally Posted by Yankeefan51

Rob

In this case, we were not worried about form or grammar.

We simply are tired of your childlike comments on everything.

So comment all you want. But let's a wager on your accusations.
In that way you will make it worth our time (our standard billing rate
is $500 per hour)

Do have a nice evening.
Whilst you are writing away, we are working on deals for baseball
cards and for two investment banking clients.

Cheers


Bruce Dorskind
America's Toughest Want List

Bruce, I sincerely mean this: It's good to hear you've found work.

And congratulations in advance on the 137 utra-rare, high-grade type cards you've been able to acquire in the past few hours, solely the result of collectors reading this thread.