[pct-l] Grand Canyon Expedition

[Tortoise]

the female leadership types are probably too poor and come from poor 
families with poor friends who spend all their time and money hiking. 
OTOH, a trail pirate who has accumulated vast amounts of ill gotten loot 
over the decades should fetch a hefty ransome. And you have rich friends 
back in LV which if full of rich gamblers.

If I don't hear from you again, it's been nice knowing you.

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Tortoise

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Hiker97 at aol.com wrote:
> _pctl at oakapple.net_ (mailto:pctl at oakapple.net)  writes:
> 
> Not to  worry you too much, but I overheard some female leadership types 
> arguing about  how much an old pirate would fetch from the Indian traders down  
> there.
> ---------------------------------
> Yes, I heard the same thing.  I am not worried because I will be  wearing a 
> large black knee brace on my left knee.  The traders will  immediately know I 
> am lame.  There is no trade value in lame and  damaged goods.  I am safe.  They 
> on the other hand are very  tradable.  
>  
> If you were an Indian, who would  you trust?  A gimpy one eyed patched old 
> Trail Pirate or Terminator Female  Leadership types?  The answer is oblivious.  
> I will be doing land office business  down by the river auctioning off my 
> expedition partners.  If you were  an Indian, who would you want to trade for?  
> It's not a lame Trail  Pirate.  
>  
> The only question is whether I want  more blankets or turquoise jewelry.  I 
> like both, but I am thinking that I  might go for the jewelry, since it is 
> smaller and more easily transportable  out of the canyon.
>  
> Thank you for your concern about my welfare and safety.  This is one  of the 
> benefits of our community, to know that others are wishing you  well.
>  
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