Thread: Don Allen Holbrook IEDC Rogue Former Member / Jeff Finkle Orchestrates Cover-up

Originally Posted by laidback

I sincerely hope that the son received his appointment based on his merits, not due to miss-spent taxpayer dollars. Rest assured that if his honesty, integrity and work ethics are anything like his fathers', he'll be a washout...!

If his honesty, integrity, and work ethics are anything like his fathers, he'll end up in the brig. Or would that be the stockade?

Huber Heights agrees to settlement with economic developer
By Steven Matthews

Staff Writer

HUBER HEIGHTS —


A settlement has been reached between Huber Heights and an economic developer the city filed a lawsuit against in April 2012.

Huber Heights and Don Holbrook — a Dayton native who’s based in Las Vegas — recently finalized a settlement agreement and mutual release of all claims after the city spent almost a year trying to recover more than $50,000. City Council unanimously approved the resolution at its March 25 meeting.

Huber Heights filed a lawsuit against Don Allen Holbrook, LLC in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court on April 24, 2012, claiming Holbrook did not fulfill terms of a $66,000 contract signed in December 2011.

The contract called for Holbrook, a 1979 Vandalia-Butler graduate, to create an economic development business case for the city, looking at the potential of expanding The Heights project — the mixed-use development near the Ohio 201 and Interstate 70 interchange.

The city paid Holbrook in two installments — $23,300 on Dec. 14, 2011, and $30,500 on Feb. 12 of last year, according to invoices. Holbrook turned in his final product March 13, 2012, before the city made the final payment of $12,200.

The city withheld that payment because, according to the lawsuit, the product “wholly failed to conform to the terms (of the contract) and wholly failed to conform to industry standards.”

The city accused Holbrook of breach of contract, conversion, unjust enrichment, fraudulent inducement and negligent misrepresentation. Huber Heights demanded its $53,800 back, as well as punitive damages and attorney fees.

Holbrook responded by filing a counterclaim, a motion to dismiss four of the five claims, and a third-party complaint against newspaper reporters and bloggers around the country. The third-party complaint was dismissed by the courts Oct. 19.

Holbrook alleged the city owed him the remaining $12,200 of the contract, and accused it of trade secrets and withholding public documents, notably “defamatory and derogatory material” circulated amongst city staff on or before March 14, 2012.

In the settlement approved by council this week, no money was exchanged, but each party has to pay its own attorney fees. The city will pay for all court costs.

Total estimated cost to the city was $12,750, according to city attorney Alan Schaeffer. He said if the case continued, it would have cost the city at least $35,000 to $40,000.

“It reached a point for both of us where we were both going to have to spend a substantial amount of money to move forward,” Schaeffer said. “The parties got together and asked, ‘What do we want to do here?’ A settlement was considered as an option. This was a good result for the city.”

The terms of the agreement also included: the city dismissing claims against Holbrook; Holbrook dismissing his counterclaims against the city; and the city not permitting any third parties to use Holbrook’s work product. Nothing in the agreement constitutes an admission of fault or liability by either party, it said.

“We ended the lawsuit for the same reasons we filed the lawsuit, which were to seek redress and make a point,” Schaeffer said. “We terminated the lawsuit through a settlement agreement having accomplished substantially what we wanted to.”

Holbrook said he spent approximately $20,000 in legal fees, and it would have cost another $20,000 to proceed.

“I’m not going to chase something that has no ability to have a positive return on it,” he said. “I wouldn’t recover enough money to pay attorney fees, so this made financial sense. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth because it is my hometown. I have no ill will towards Huber Heights. I’m glad it’s over.”

Huber Heights Vice Mayor Mark Campbell also said he is glad to be moving past the lawsuit. In recent months, the city has been focused on developing an $18 million music center and $22 million fieldhouse, which are scheduled to be completed by next summer.

“Things like this, as they linger, continue to distract,” Campbell said. “The future that this city has in front of it is such that we need to take advantage of opportunities, not continue in the past.”

Originally Posted by fjjm303

Huber Heights agrees to settlement with economic developer
By Steven Matthews

Staff Writer

HUBER HEIGHTS —


A settlement has been reached between Huber Heights and an economic developer the city filed a lawsuit against in April 2012.

Huber Heights and Don Holbrook — a Dayton native who’s based in Las Vegas — recently finalized a settlement agreement and mutual release of all claims after the city spent almost a year trying to recover more than $50,000. City Council unanimously approved the resolution at its March 25 meeting.

Huber Heights filed a lawsuit against Don Allen Holbrook, LLC in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court on April 24, 2012, claiming Holbrook did not fulfill terms of a $66,000 contract signed in December 2011.

The contract called for Holbrook, a 1979 Vandalia-Butler graduate, to create an economic development business case for the city, looking at the potential of expanding The Heights project — the mixed-use development near the Ohio 201 and Interstate 70 interchange.

The city paid Holbrook in two installments — $23,300 on Dec. 14, 2011, and $30,500 on Feb. 12 of last year, according to invoices. Holbrook turned in his final product March 13, 2012, before the city made the final payment of $12,200.

The city withheld that payment because, according to the lawsuit, the product “wholly failed to conform to the terms (of the contract) and wholly failed to conform to industry standards.”

The city accused Holbrook of breach of contract, conversion, unjust enrichment, fraudulent inducement and negligent misrepresentation. Huber Heights demanded its $53,800 back, as well as punitive damages and attorney fees.

Holbrook responded by filing a counterclaim, a motion to dismiss four of the five claims, and a third-party complaint against newspaper reporters and bloggers around the country. The third-party complaint was dismissed by the courts Oct. 19.

Holbrook alleged the city owed him the remaining $12,200 of the contract, and accused it of trade secrets and withholding public documents, notably “defamatory and derogatory material” circulated amongst city staff on or before March 14, 2012.

In the settlement approved by council this week, no money was exchanged, but each party has to pay its own attorney fees. The city will pay for all court costs.

Total estimated cost to the city was $12,750, according to city attorney Alan Schaeffer. He said if the case continued, it would have cost the city at least $35,000 to $40,000.

“It reached a point for both of us where we were both going to have to spend a substantial amount of money to move forward,” Schaeffer said. “The parties got together and asked, ‘What do we want to do here?’ A settlement was considered as an option. This was a good result for the city.”

The terms of the agreement also included: the city dismissing claims against Holbrook; Holbrook dismissing his counterclaims against the city; and the city not permitting any third parties to use Holbrook’s work product. Nothing in the agreement constitutes an admission of fault or liability by either party, it said.

“We ended the lawsuit for the same reasons we filed the lawsuit, which were to seek redress and make a point,” Schaeffer said. “We terminated the lawsuit through a settlement agreement having accomplished substantially what we wanted to.”

Holbrook said he spent approximately $20,000 in legal fees, and it would have cost another $20,000 to proceed.

“I’m not going to chase something that has no ability to have a positive return on it,” he said. “I wouldn’t recover enough money to pay attorney fees, so this made financial sense. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth because it is my hometown. I have no ill will towards Huber Heights. I’m glad it’s over.”

Huber Heights Vice Mayor Mark Campbell also said he is glad to be moving past the lawsuit. In recent months, the city has been focused on developing an $18 million music center and $22 million fieldhouse, which are scheduled to be completed by next summer.

“Things like this, as they linger, continue to distract,” Campbell said. “The future that this city has in front of it is such that we need to take advantage of opportunities, not continue in the past.”

Translation:

Sir GASSbag is a basically non-collectable pauper. The city spent what Holbrook was demanding in final payment to sue his rear end. Holbrook declined to pursue the case any further as he knew he was never going to prevail and collect. And, of course he didn't dare go forward and allow the city discovery as his lies, gross exaggerations and numerous antics would be further exposed. Economic Development career ended and back to pimping timeshares he goes!

Originally Posted by Soapboxmom

Translation:

Sir GASSbag is a basically non-collectable pauper. The city spent what Holbrook was demanding in final payment to sue his rear end. Holbrook declined to pursue the case any further as he knew he was never going to prevail and collect. And, of course he didn't dare go forward and allow the city discovery as his lies, gross exaggerations and numerous antics would be further exposed. Economic Development career ended and back to pimping timeshares he goes!

Not to mention the fact that his attorney, Sueberger probably could see herself getting stiffed like others he has owed money....

Who says you can't beat a dead horse? Huber Heights did........and they ended up with a big fat tube-o'-glue......Don Allen Holbrook

Birthdays

15MondayApr 2013


Posted by economicdeveloper in reflection of perspective

Birthday thoughts


Today is my birthday! It’s been very special because my family each put so much thought into their gifts to me. These weren’t gifts you pay for they were gifts of personal meaning and acts of kindness and affection. Those gifts are so priceless.

My oldest son waited to accept his West Point acceptance till my birthday. My youngest cleaned up the house and played basketball with me. My wife made feel special. She wrote her own card to me encouraging me to visualize happiness and stability in my 2nd half of life.

My Facebook friends responded with so many birthday wishes it amazed me.

It really made me feel special and loved today. Isn’t that what life is about? Celebrating our relationships not our status or wealth… This is what struck me today. I am blessed to have so many people who love me and took time today to write to me! You all made my day. Thank you to everyone :-)

Mission accomplished you made my day!

I guess Mr. Gasbag A Blowheart forgets that he is going to be wearing a pin strip orange suit with a number attached very sooooooon. He can have his day made over when they come for you, bag boy, bad boy.

Originally Posted by fjjm303

Birthdays

15MondayApr 2013


Posted by economicdeveloper in reflection of perspective

Birthday thoughts


Today is my birthday! It’s been very special because my family each put so much thought into their gifts to me. These weren’t gifts you pay for they were gifts of personal meaning and acts of kindness and affection. Those gifts are so priceless.

My oldest son waited to accept his West Point acceptance till my birthday. My youngest cleaned up the house and played basketball with me. My wife made feel special. She wrote her own card to me encouraging me to visualize happiness and stability in my 2nd half of life.

My Facebook friends responded with so many birthday wishes it amazed me.

It really made me feel special and loved today. Isn’t that what life is about? Celebrating our relationships not our status or wealth… This is what struck me today. I am blessed to have so many people who love me and took time today to write to me! You all made my day. Thank you to everyone :-)

Mission accomplished you made my day!

I guess Mr. Gasbag A Blowheart forgets that he is going to be wearing a pin strip orange suit with a number attached very sooooooon. He can have his day made over when they come for you, bag boy, bad boy.

LOL, isn't there a cop show theme that goes like that? "Bag boy Bag boy. whatcha gonna do when they come for you?" !!!

Scammer Holbrook is having a whale of a good time with his fruity bankruptcy filing. The Assistant United States Attorney is insisting scammer boy pay every cent of the almost $200,000.00 in taxes owed on the ill-gotten gains from the Earthquest debacle. The blabber mouth has neglected to file his 2011 taxes as required. His 2012 taxes were not filed as of the filing date either. The creditors no doubt are still demanding to know how this big buffoon is paying $35,000.00 a year for the boys exclusinve private school when he is still not paying them.

The court shall not confirm a plan of reorganization in the
case of an individual under chapter 11 or 13 of title 11,
United States Code, unless requested tax documents have been
filed with the court.
Case 11-27072-lbr Doc 172

Oops, Holbrook better get busy!!

United States' Objection to Holbrook Plan.pdf

Monthluy Operating Report Holbrook.pdf

What a fan club. Don Holbrook has Bogdan Fiedur's little flunky Dave Cottrell running to his rescue. What a bunch of buffoons:

http://www.realscam.com/f9/scamlandp...html#post52382

Originally Posted by Soapboxmom

What a fan club. Don Holbrook has Bogdan Fiedur's little flunky Dave Cottrell running to his rescue. What a bunch of buffoons:

http://www.realscam.com/f9/scamlandp...html#post52382

You are just too popular!!

How sweet. Laurie wrote Lardbelly encouraging him to visualize happiness and stability in his second half of life. If the IRS gets their way,(which they will), that stability will come when BagBoy is leaning on a Kroger grocery cart at the ripe old age of 72. The happiness will come after his 200,000th trip for a dollar tip carrying old ladies groceries to their car, and he's finally paid the IRS for his 2010 and 2011 taxes. Poor Donnyboy, guess he thought he could write off his taxes too. Dang, son, didn't daddy tell you the IRS will put a lein on your dirty underwear. IRS>>>

Originally Posted by pantherdadX2

Dang, son, didn't daddy tell you the IRS will put a lein on your dirty underwear. IRS>>>

Pardon me for hoping that the IRS does exactly that.

If selling timeshares doesn't work out for bagboy, he can always get his famous Hollywood producer-buddy to do a show to compete against "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" They could call it "Lifestyle of the Busted, Disgusted, and Can't be Trusted).

Don Holbrook ‏@9thTemplar 18 Apr

Getting ready to launch my first official fiction novel, it's about a cyber stalker that uses the dark side of social media to extort folks


Don Holbrook ‏@9thTemplar 18 Apr It's planned to be released late this summer. It's a murder mystery thriller with a unique climatic twist at the finale

How does the deluded boy come up with this crap? How about the true story of Holbrook paying back the taxpayers the millions Dreamquest has cost them and then the legal fees his innocent defendants incurred for his bogus lawsuit. Now, that would be a great story!!!

I could write a great twist. Something along the lines of the taxpayers of Texas, a tree and a little rope if he ever sets foot in our great state again!!

Can't he see that all his talk of cyber stalkers makes him look like a complete lunatic? What a Ga$$!!!

Originally Posted by Don Allen Holbrook

Getting ready to launch my first official fiction novel, it's about a cyber stalker that uses the dark side of social media to extort folks

Yeah, the "cyber stalker" is trying to get an apology out of him.

Good luck with that, cyberstalker

Contour Entertainment's page hasn't changed in several years. Neither Holbrook nor Contour can conjure up new destination theme park schemes. It is dead Jim!!!!

Contour Entertainment JPG.jpg

The only thing I've seen extorted were taxdollars everywhere gASSbag decided to land his spaceship...........

Could the unique climatic "twist" Lardbelly lovingly refers to at the end of his new murder mystery be that same timely tornado that rips through our double-wides, Soapboxmom? Remember that one? Even though I don't live in one, I can play along with him. He can give this trailer-trash a "T" for Texas.........and while he's at it, give Uncle Sam a "T" for his taxes........Bwahhahahaha

THESE PEOPLE WILL NEVER LEARN. WE GET RID OF ONE OR TWO ASSHOLES AND THE PICTURE HERE IS OF A NEW ONE PEANUT GALLERY DOLAN.
Town board to hear latest Contour report

Posted on08 May 2013.


Pahrump Town Board members and staff will get an update on the latest phase of a proposed tourist destination called “Adventure Springs” during next week’s regular town board meeting.

Last year, Chris Brown, president of Contour Entertainment, who was hired to design the project, provided the board with his vision for a theme park to bolster tourism to the Pahrump area.

The town has so far spent more than $255,000 on the first two phases of the project.

Pahrump Town Manager Bill Kohbarger said a presentation by Contour Entertainment on Tuesday will include an interim report on the status of the project, tentatively slated to be constructed at the Pahrump Fairgrounds site on the south end of the valley.

“We will learn a lot more next week. We are not 100 percent positive, but we would like to have it there at the fairgrounds because it is town property and we can get everything in there. There are other locations in town where it can be built, but the fairgrounds are number one. It could change though,” he said.

During another meeting last year before the county, Brown did not appear to have any support from Nye County commissioners, who were at best skeptical about the project, which had already been pitched to the town board.

Kohbarger on Monday said he has the utmost confidence in Brown and Contour on delivering what would be best for the town.

He enumerated several projects that Contour has signed onto.

“Contour is a phenomenal group. They are doing worldwide production and they have a project going on in India and they have a project in Dubai. They also have a project going on at the Fremont Street Experience in Las Vegas,” he said.

Kohbarger said the Vegas project involves a zipline attraction known as “SlotZilla” in downtown.

He noted that Fremont Street Experience President Jeff Victor said the attraction will be a permanent fixture consisting of an 11-story slot machine takeoff platform near Las Vegas Boulevard and Fremont Street.

Victor in a recent press release said the attraction is scheduled to open sometime this year.

“We wanted to take a ride typically found in the jungle, give it amusement park features and qualities, and build it in the middle of downtown,” the November 2012 press release states. “Designing a zipline to go across 1,700 feet with only a slight incline was a real challenge and required us to think outside the canopy and develop new technologies.”

Town Board Vice Chair Bill Dolan, who was elected to the board after the Contour agreement was made, said he is still doing research on the feasibility and logistics of the project.

Dolan is also the town board liaison to the Pahrump Arena Advisory Board.

“We have to wait and see. I will say that the arena board is also working on a phase out there to get to the west of where the soccer fields are right now. They are putting plans together to present at a later date to the town board on some new arenas out there so we can start attracting and drawing in more events that will put people to work and generate some funds to move onto other phases,” he said.

Meanwhile, on the issue of funding the Adventure Springs project, Brown told town board members that he estimates more than a half million dollars will be spent before ground is broken.

On the funding issue, Dolan said he will be able to provide a more informed response following next Tuesday’s town board meeting.

“I want to read the report and I want to hear what staff has to say about it. I just want to make a concerted effort to vote the way I think I need to vote while protecting the residents of this community,” he said.

One person with an apparent dubious financial history will not be involved in the upcoming phases of the project.

Don Holbrook, who was involved in the initial conception for a tourist destination in town, is out of the picture, according to Kohbarger.

Holbrook came under scrutiny after it was revealed that his past business dealings were mired in litigation in both Texas and Ohio.

“With Don Holbrook, there were some mistakes and he is now out of the picture. He is a subcontractor for Contour, who continues to use him, which is of course their issue. He does have some expertise in some areas but he just had some issues. Everybody knew that coming to the table and the backup material was there,” Kohbarger said.

Kohbarger also mentioned a recent event where town officials attended a ribbon cutting ceremony at the fairgrounds site.

“It was the grand opening of the fairgrounds and we just wanted to show everybody in the town what we are doing out there and how the money is being spent. We had some drawings up because we wanted everyone to know how the project was going,” he said.

Dolan said the grand opening coincided with several other events occurring just adjacent to the fairgrounds site.

“There was a culmination of a lot of things that night of the ribbon cutting. The raceway had a very big race that morning and there were a couple of 5K races at the raceway for cancer. Red Apple Fireworks did a two-plus hour fireworks display free for the community and they had people in from all over the country to see the demonstration. It was two and a half hours of fireworks and it was just a marvelous thing and the town did not spend one penny for anything there,” he said.

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Originally Posted by fjjm303

THESE PEOPLE WILL NEVER LEARN. WE GET RID OF ONE OR TWO ASSHOLES AND THE PICTURE HERE IS OF A NEW ONE PEANUT GALLERY DOLAN.
Town board to hear latest Contour report

Posted on08 May 2013.


Pahrump Town Board members and staff will get an update on the latest phase of a proposed tourist destination called “Adventure Springs” during next week’s regular town board meeting.

Last year, Chris Brown, president of Contour Entertainment, who was hired to design the project, provided the board with his vision for a theme park to bolster tourism to the Pahrump area.

The town has so far spent more than $255,000 on the first two phases of the project.

Pahrump Town Manager Bill Kohbarger said a presentation by Contour Entertainment on Tuesday will include an interim report on the status of the project, tentatively slated to be constructed at the Pahrump Fairgrounds site on the south end of the valley.

“We will learn a lot more next week. We are not 100 percent positive, but we would like to have it there at the fairgrounds because it is town property and we can get everything in there. There are other locations in town where it can be built, but the fairgrounds are number one. It could change though,” he said.

During another meeting last year before the county, Brown did not appear to have any support from Nye County commissioners, who were at best skeptical about the project, which had already been pitched to the town board.

Kohbarger on Monday said he has the utmost confidence in Brown and Contour on delivering what would be best for the town.

He enumerated several projects that Contour has signed onto.

“Contour is a phenomenal group. They are doing worldwide production and they have a project going on in India and they have a project in Dubai. They also have a project going on at the Fremont Street Experience in Las Vegas,” he said.

Kohbarger said the Vegas project involves a zipline attraction known as “SlotZilla” in downtown.

He noted that Fremont Street Experience President Jeff Victor said the attraction will be a permanent fixture consisting of an 11-story slot machine takeoff platform near Las Vegas Boulevard and Fremont Street.

Victor in a recent press release said the attraction is scheduled to open sometime this year.

“We wanted to take a ride typically found in the jungle, give it amusement park features and qualities, and build it in the middle of downtown,” the November 2012 press release states. “Designing a zipline to go across 1,700 feet with only a slight incline was a real challenge and required us to think outside the canopy and develop new technologies.”

Town Board Vice Chair Bill Dolan, who was elected to the board after the Contour agreement was made, said he is still doing research on the feasibility and logistics of the project.

Dolan is also the town board liaison to the Pahrump Arena Advisory Board.

“We have to wait and see. I will say that the arena board is also working on a phase out there to get to the west of where the soccer fields are right now. They are putting plans together to present at a later date to the town board on some new arenas out there so we can start attracting and drawing in more events that will put people to work and generate some funds to move onto other phases,” he said.

Meanwhile, on the issue of funding the Adventure Springs project, Brown told town board members that he estimates more than a half million dollars will be spent before ground is broken.

On the funding issue, Dolan said he will be able to provide a more informed response following next Tuesday’s town board meeting.

“I want to read the report and I want to hear what staff has to say about it. I just want to make a concerted effort to vote the way I think I need to vote while protecting the residents of this community,” he said.

One person with an apparent dubious financial history will not be involved in the upcoming phases of the project.

Don Holbrook, who was involved in the initial conception for a tourist destination in town, is out of the picture, according to Kohbarger.

Holbrook came under scrutiny after it was revealed that his past business dealings were mired in litigation in both Texas and Ohio.

“With Don Holbrook, there were some mistakes and he is now out of the picture. He is a subcontractor for Contour, who continues to use him, which is of course their issue. He does have some expertise in some areas but he just had some issues. Everybody knew that coming to the table and the backup material was there,” Kohbarger said.

Kohbarger also mentioned a recent event where town officials attended a ribbon cutting ceremony at the fairgrounds site.

“It was the grand opening of the fairgrounds and we just wanted to show everybody in the town what we are doing out there and how the money is being spent. We had some drawings up because we wanted everyone to know how the project was going,” he said.

Dolan said the grand opening coincided with several other events occurring just adjacent to the fairgrounds site.

“There was a culmination of a lot of things that night of the ribbon cutting. The raceway had a very big race that morning and there were a couple of 5K races at the raceway for cancer. Red Apple Fireworks did a two-plus hour fireworks display free for the community and they had people in from all over the country to see the demonstration. It was two and a half hours of fireworks and it was just a marvelous thing and the town did not spend one penny for anything there,” he said.

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I bet Contour has sent that jackass, Don Allen Holbrook otherwise known as Sir Ga$$bag, packing due to the lovely publicity such as this. Their website still shows not a single update since we last poked fun at it. And, what could be better than watching that litigious goon, Don Allen Holbrook getting skewered again! Hilarious!!

Holbrook's latest bankruptcy filing is quite a read as usual. He claims over $16,000.00 in income for the month of March for his work for BlueGreen Resorts. That sleazebag, who is pimping timeshares, should not be able to weasel out of paying his creditors with a fruity bankruptcy like this. While he made his fortune off of the taxpayers with his Earthquest scam, he wasn't paying his taxes. He was touring Europe and living like a king. His wife sports a Reverso watch while he parades around in Feragamo shoes. The boys have been attending that exclusive private school at a cost of $35,000.00 per year. Holbrook is a part owner of a winery and seems to quite happily partake from the pictures he was posting.

From following the bankruptcy it appears his sole source of income is his BS presentations for BlueGreen, unless he is accepting payments to his business accounts and not taking draws. Certainly, Contour is not hooked up with that clown any longer. I haven't seen any evidence he is bringing them any of his destination theme park crap or soliciting it with that goof Chris Brown. Any business accounts should be made public as should an explanation about how someone who cannot pay their taxes and debts can enjoy an exclusive private school and a lifestyle of the rich and famous.

Holbrook Bankruptcy March Operating Report.pdf

United States' Objection to Holbrook Plan.pdf

So, one person with an apparent "dubious" financial history will not be involved in the upcoming phases of the project? What a crying shame. With "Dubious" Donnyboy, there were some mistakes and he is now out of the picture. Yeah, his biggest on my end was threatening this "Taxpaying Texas Trailer-Trash " <<< lol with a lawsuit for speaking out against the wasteful spending of taxpayers money. Sorry, Sir Ga$$BAG, Pantherdad will be prowling around in your nightmares til you decide to take a dirtnap or Big Bubba is having a party in your panties while your doing time in the Federal pen, which ever comes first.

Originally Posted by pantherdadX2

So, one person with an apparent "dubious" financial history will not be involved in the upcoming phases of the project? What a crying shame. With "Dubious" Donnyboy, there were some mistakes and he is now out of the picture. Yeah, his biggest on my end was threatening this "Taxpaying Texas Trailer-Trash " <<< lol with a lawsuit for speaking out against the wasteful spending of taxpayers money. Sorry, Sir Ga$$BAG, Pantherdad will be prowling around in your nightmares til you decide to take a dirtnap or Big Bubba is having a party in your panties while your doing time in the Federal pen, which ever comes first.

Everything I read about this "person" tells me that he belongs behind bars. I hope he ends up there "Post Haste". I do believe in Karma.

Originally Posted by baylee

Everything I read about this "person" tells me that he belongs behind bars. I hope he ends up there "Post Haste". I do believe in Karma.

Here's hoping Karma takes a bigger bite out of Holbrook than the numerous ones he took serving himself at Frank McCrady and the EMCID'S buffet line. What irked me the most was Sir gASSbag's feeble attempt at hiding behind the Bible during one of his tirades on the Kingwood Underground. Don, you should have put up your Gameboy and listened to your father during his sermons on Sunday mornings. Yes, he will provide, but he abhors GLUTTONY. Just ask Jim Bakker. (Is it me, or does Jim Bakker not faintly resemble Frank McCrady? He looks like a shorter, stubbier version of Froggy the Clown.) Holbrooks gluttony should have stopped with his paychecks, not continued with the $1000.00 + dinners at Chez-Nous and the vacations he took on the peasants dime.

Originally Posted by pantherdadX2

So, one person with an apparent "dubious" financial history will not be involved in the upcoming phases of the project? What a crying shame. With "Dubious" Donnyboy, there were some mistakes and he is now out of the picture. Yeah, his biggest on my end was threatening this "Taxpaying Texas Trailer-Trash " <<< lol with a lawsuit for speaking out against the wasteful spending of taxpayers money. Sorry, Sir Ga$$BAG, Pantherdad will be prowling around in your nightmares til you decide to take a dirtnap or Big Bubba is having a party in your panties while your doing time in the Federal pen, which ever comes first.

No if you read the contract he is still a sub contractor under the Contour brand.