delivered but stated that he was to deliver all he could by October 30 and the balance by December 15.
On June 3, 1970, Coomer informed Oloffson that he was not going to plant corn because the season had been too wet. He told Oloffson to arrange elsewhere to obtain the corn if Oloffson had obligated himself to deliver to any third party. The price for a bushel of corn on June 3, 1970, for future delivery, was $1.16. In September of 1970, Oloffson asked Coomer about delivery of the corn and Coomer repeated that he would not be able to deliver. Oloffson, however, persisted. He mailed Coomer confirmations of the April 16 agreement. Coomer ignored these. Oloffson's attorney then requested that Coomer perform. Coomer ignored this request likewise.endeavours, be they work or otherwise and thank you for taking the time to answer a few Qs and let us all peek behind the curtains as it were.

About Trancemonkey

trancemonkey has been a member of Casinomeister since early 2013 and is the recipient of the 2018 Member Achievement Award.

When not deep into work projects he can sometimes be found haunting the AMA here in the forum debunking slots myths and answering members’ questions.

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He’s been pretty much everything under the sun including a DJ and English teacher but is generally keeping busy attacking assorted online projects.

After majoring in languages and communications in college(s), he spent most of his youth traveling and backpacking around the world but has wound