ask john tenbrink .. ... envirotronics

On over-indulgence with drink, to the extent of becoming a beast:

"He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man."

Anecdotes of the Rvd Percival Stockdale (reprinted in "Johnsonian Miscellanies", edited by G.B. Hill).











john tenbrink willll teach and model a real man's man in holland michigan and envirotronics..

ask the people he worked with at thermotron.. or ESPEC




Mr. John TenBrink has been appointed to the position of National Sales Manager.

John’s thirty years of experience in virtually every aspect

( ya , he sure could solder pipe !)

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Oh ya to continue about..... Good OLD .. Johnny boy...
of the Test Chamber Industry (20 years at Envirotronics) make him the ideal choice for this post at Envirotronics. (everybody else quit)

We are pleased to have him in this position and look forward to the benefit of his guidance in our sales department. (what do U expect us 2 say ?)





I called on Dr. Johnson one morning, when Mrs. Williams, the blind lady, was conversing with him.

She was telling him where she had dined the day before.

"There were several gentlemen there," said she, "and when some of them came to the tea-table, I found that there had been a good deal of hard drinking."

She closed this observation with a common and trite moral reflection; which, indeed, is very ill-founded, and does great injustice to animals --

"I wonder what pleasure men can take in making beasts of themselves."

"I wonder, Madam," replied the Doctor,

"that you have not penetration to see the strong inducement to this excess;

for he who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man."


Anecdotes of the Revd. Percival Stockdale; collected in "Johnsonian Miscellanies," edited by G.B. Hill.
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