Re: Attic Smoke Detectors Question

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"Robert L. Bass" <robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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 My brother-in-law works on an oil rig in the middle of the Amazon jungle.



Mike Said:
Maybe  you should get a job with him OR is he the one that you assaulted
with a weapon

Florida DOC Detail
      Name
      BASS,ROBERT L
     Date of Birth
      Sep 19 1949
     Race
      WHITE
     Gender
      Male

      Eye Color
      BROWN
     Height (ft in)
      71
     Birth State/Country
      ZZ
     Offender Status
      31

      ID Number
      351171
     FDLE Number
      01331653
     FBI Number
      00509382G
     SSN
      on request

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     Release Address 2
     Release Address 3





      Inmate Data



none found

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      01
     Sentence Components
      001
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      POLK

      Offense Date
      Nov 9 1978
     Sentence Imposed
      Apr 12 1979
     Admit Date
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      AGGRAV ASSLT-FAMILY-GUN

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      0000000
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     Adjudication Withheld?
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      01
     Probation & Parole Status
      INACTIVE
     Supervision County
      POLK
     Supervision Start Date
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      Scheduled Termination Date
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     Actual Termination Date
      May 10 1984




Robert L. Bass admits to assault conviction

Subject: Re: So You Want to Buy From Bassburglaralarms ? CAUTION
From: "Robert L. Bass" robertlbass@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 8/24/2004 11:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Message-id: <G92dnS-Wz5ZFlrHcRVn-oQ@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

> > I'm a bit curious what it is you were going to forgive, Blythe.  No
> > disrespect intended but have I ever done anything to offend you?
>
> No Robert, you have not offended me.  I was in YOUR defense!  I was
> asking OTHERS to forgive.  Look at the post again . . . Blythe

OK, thanks Blythe.  The part that really cracks me up is that a bunch of
foul-mouthed, dishonest dealers (not you, of course) who have attacked me
numerous times without provocation for years have the chutzpah to think that
I need their forgiveness.

In particular it's galling that they pretend to be greatly offended over an
assault conviction more than a quarter of a century ago.  I made a serious
mistake many years ago, paid dearly for it and have long since moved on.  I
neither need nor seek their forgiveness as I've done nothing to harm them.
They, on the other hand, are in dire need of forgiveness, but that's another
story.

Regards,
RLB






















  I hope to visit Manaus -- capital of Amazonia -- next
> year.  We'll most likely do one of the eco-tours of the rain forest.
>
>> You'll be an old man by the time you get out
>> with your directional savoy.
>
> Heh, heh, heh... :^)
>
>> We were discussing attic
>>> temperatures and the point was that his location has essentially the
>>> same
>>> climate as mine.
>>
>> I will agree with "essentially" but I never really
>> addressed that point of your earlier statement.
>> Just noticed either you didn't really know where
>> Mugford had his business or if you did, really
>> didn't know where Palm Coast was located,
>> thats all.
>
> I know where he is, how much he sells, what his business largely consists
> of and a good deal more.  And yes, I know where Palm Coast is.  It is as I
> said a bit north of where I am and a bit east as well.  Bear in mind that
> a few hours' drive easily qualifies as "a bit" when you routinely fly back
> and forth to the southern hemisphere.  :^)
>
>> In point of fact, Palm Coast is often a few
>> degrees warmer than Sarasota since we get
>> the gulf breezes and they get onshore wind
>>
>> In the winter you are cooler. In the summer
>> the east coast is most always cooler then the
>> west coast...
>
> You might be right aboout that.  However, the original issue was Mugford's
> bad advice to use a 135ºF rate-of-rise heat detector in an attic.  That
> was a serious error.  Doing so will almost certainly cause false alarms.
> Mugford mostly sells (but does not install) residential burglar alarms.
> Like most small alarm companies, his outfit does almost no commercial fire
> alarms.  It is therefore not surprising that he has so little knowledge of
> fire alarm practices.  However, even a rank beginner ought to know that
> you should NEVER install a 135º ROR in a Florida attic.  Nit pick all you
> want about whether he's due North or Northeast from me.  He still posted
> really bad advice and when I pointed it out he challenged me on it.  Even
> when half the newsgroup pointed out how lame his advice was he failed to
> admit his error.  This is typical of the kind of bully he is -- too
> cowardly even to admit a stupid mistake.
>
>> We are protected from those onshore winds, you
>> speak of, by the Bahamian Island chain (over 700
>> islands, say hey rory)...
>
> I meant to say winds which come from the landward side.  Would that be
> called "onshore" or something else?
>
>> I would much rather be on the east coast...
>
> Each to his own.  I love it here.  I'm five minutes from Siesta Key Beach.
> The weather is gorgeous (except during hurricanes :)).  I enjoy bike
> riding on the gulf coast keys from Bird Key up to Anna Maria Island.  To
> me this is a paradise, second only to Salvador, Brazil.
>
> BTW, I'm building a website with photos I've taken of Brazil.  As soon as
> it's set up I'll post a link.  I suspect you'll like the photos.  We plan
> to be down ther for a month beginning in mid-July if all goes well with
> the Internet hookup.  It takes much longer to get things going than here
> but from what I hear the online service is reliable once you get it going.
> I'll take pictures of Morro do Sao Paulo and Ilha Itaparica next trip.
> They are a couple of fantastic tropical islands near Salvador.  We plan to
> spend a few days at a poussada on Morro and another on Itaparica.
>
> If you ever have the time to go, you really ought to see Brazil.  The land
> is incredibly beautiful, the people strikingly so and much more friendly
> than most other places I've travelled.  The food is just out of this
> world!!!
>
>> I am either south or southeast of you
>> depending on where I am hanging my
>> hat at the time...
>
> Yes, I know.  We talked about it on the phone a while back.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
>
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