quote:Something about that just doesn't surprise me. They have way too much time on their hands, so why not dream up a fake life?
A may 30 2014 post says he is a drilling superintendent. Bet his consulting biz is a hoax too.
quote:Why do that?
His TA account has been nuked too. Nothing shows up when you search for posts by him.
quote:His posts are still up on various threads so not sure if that's happened yet or not.
His TA account has been nuked too. Nothing shows up when you search for posts by him.
quote:You fail at searching. His stuff comes up just fine
His TA account has been nuked too. Nothing shows up when you search for posts by him.
quote:quote:quote:But what about under the 4 acres...per Barnes's facebook he has this:quote:Nothing exciting. under 2000sf on ~4 acres.quote:go on...
I found his property in Montgomery County...
I hope your ****ing kidding. I recognize the first pic from an article or show about underground bunkers. Can't remember where exactly though. Guess it could be his theoretically.
quote:They're not on this thread anymorequote:You fail at searching. His stuff comes up just fine
His TA account has been nuked too. Nothing shows up when you search for posts by him.
quote:quote:They're not on this thread anymorequote:You fail at searching. His stuff comes up just fine
His TA account has been nuked too. Nothing shows up when you search for posts by him.
quote:quote:You fail at searching. His stuff comes up just fine
His TA account has been nuked too. Nothing shows up when you search for posts by him.
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The consulting biz might be a sham but someone actually paid for the promos on that race car. Friend of a friend on FB is the girl driver. The Barnes Consulting ads look legit. Could be something completely else, however.
quote:have you seen his website??quote:
The consulting biz might be a sham but someone actually paid for the promos on that race car. Friend of a friend on FB is the girl driver. The Barnes Consulting ads look legit. Could be something completely else, however.
He is probably a drilling company man who contracts through his own consulting business. That's pretty common in O&G
quote:quote:quote:You fail at searching. His stuff comes up just fine
His TA account has been nuked too. Nothing shows up when you search for posts by him.
Umm...then how come I can't find any of his posts when I use the "Filter By User" function?
quote:haha. maybe he lied to them tooquote:Anglo-Dutch Energy won a $538,000 judgement against his consulting company in 2012...quote:
Barnes Consulting Services Inc.
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Growing up in the Lone Star state it seemedalmost natural to drift towards the Oil & Gas Industry. After attendingTexas A&M University majoring in Petroleum Engineering, Mark Barnes secureda job with Texaco, working all over the Globe, as an Engineer and Drilling Manager. Choosing to depart during the merger with Chevron, Mr. Barnes served as the Corporate Health and Safety Manager for the Valen Corporation, the largest manufacturer and distributor of Health and Safety equipment to the Oil and Gas Industry. Then with the millennium and change Barnes Consulting Services decided to take it to the next level, becoming incorporated and set out to be a forerunner as an independent in the Well-site Managing and Consulting field. Dealing with mainly upstarts and investment groups, it soon
Given his level of veracity, wouldn't you love to be one of the companies he's been consulting for????
quote:quote:quote:quote:You fail at searching. His stuff comes up just fine
His TA account has been nuked too. Nothing shows up when you search for posts by him.
Umm...then how come I can't find any of his posts when I use the "Filter By User" function?
Make sure your capitalization and such is correct.
quote:Correct.. I thought it was strange that the Aggie Network page doesn't say anything about class of '82 or petroleum engineering.
I should also note that, according to the association of former students, he never attended Texas A&M University.
quote:Cline's Landing huh? Love that place. Go at least once a year.
A little different....
quote:quote:haha. maybe he lied to them tooquote:Anglo-Dutch Energy won a $538,000 judgement against his consulting company in 2012...quote:
Barnes Consulting Services Inc.
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Growing up in the Lone Star state it seemedalmost natural to drift towards the Oil & Gas Industry. After attendingTexas A&M University majoring in Petroleum Engineering, Mark Barnes secureda job with Texaco, working all over the Globe, as an Engineer and Drilling Manager. Choosing to depart during the merger with Chevron, Mr. Barnes served as the Corporate Health and Safety Manager for the Valen Corporation, the largest manufacturer and distributor of Health and Safety equipment to the Oil and Gas Industry. Then with the millennium and change Barnes Consulting Services decided to take it to the next level, becoming incorporated and set out to be a forerunner as an independent in the Well-site Managing and Consulting field. Dealing with mainly upstarts and investment groups, it soon
Given his level of veracity, wouldn't you love to be one of the companies he's been consulting for????
quote:http://texags.com/forums/34/topics/2604017/2
My family settled in what is now Brazos county in 1833, my great great Grandfather Samuel B. "Grandsir" Barnes, and his nine sons and their families came out by wagon from Iredell County N.C. They were sharecroppers that came out west to get some free land of their own, instead of working for a small share of the crop and not owning the land in which they lived on.
They settled out on what is now known as DIlly Shaw Tap Rd on the edge of where the town of Kurten now is. Boonville was the main borough on the Austin Colonies, what is now what we know as BCS. Each Soon received a section of land via Spanish Land Grant for pledging their allegiance to the Republic Militia. Those nine section still makeup the Dairy out on Dilly Shaw Tap Rd that is still in family operation today. My great Grandfather Frederick Whitfield Barnes and his 8 brothers fought in numerous skirmishes. My Great grandfather was wounded in the skirmish on the Sabine, when they were defending the port area at the mouth. Supplies were brought in at the mouth of the Sabine and Buffalo Bayou often and had to be protected. His life was saved from his wound, due to a farrier hammer he carried in his ruck, because he was a blacksmith. The lead ball left the impression of the hammer head in his back, and was still there when he died years later, from old age, he was reportedly 118.
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