quote: Originally posted by: Greedy "Are you telling this board, that Roy Klumb does not have a bachelor's degree, at all? Would he be the only one in America?"
From IHL site:
Mr. Klumb is serving a one-year term as Vice President of the Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning. Mr. Klumb was appointed to the Board by Governor Kirk Fordice, and his term will expire May 7, 2008. He completed a two-year program in Ornamental Horticulture at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and received a bachelor's degree from Mississippi State University in Political Science. Mr. Klumb is an executive with Klumb Lumber Company, a family owned and operated business, which has offices in Mississippi, Texas, Georgia and Alabama. He is a member of the Mississippi Retail Lumber Dealers Association; the Mississippi Lumber Manufacuturers Association; the Harrison County Republican Executive Committee; and a former member of the Gulfport Rotary Club. He is a member and elder of the Westminster Presbyterian Church in Gulfport. Mr. Klumb is a native of Crystal Springs, and he has two children.
Dickens, incidentally, could not have invented a better name for a firm than "Klumb Lumber." Parts of this whole affair are indeed funnier than anything a novelist could have concocted.
Flower arranging? I think he was learning how to cut grass."
This is correct. Landscaping & nursery work. It's a votech program now, but it may have been a transferable ag program when Klumb took it. Seein' as how he went to State & changed his major, that would make sense.
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RE: RE: I bet you didn't know this about Roy Klumb
quote: Originally posted by: USM Sympathizer "Dickens, incidentally, could not have invented a better name for a firm than "Klumb Lumber." Parts of this whole affair are indeed funnier than anything a novelist could have concocted."
Sounds like a character from an Elmore Leonard or Carl Hiaasen book.
Surprised he doesn't call it "Klumber".
Think of the F***ing concept of putting a person with an advanced degree on the board! Revolutionary!
Man, Mississippi seems to be proud of being 50th. What a shame.