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To: TobagoJack who wrote (12259)	12/30/2001 12:47:48 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) of 74559

<...a cut of the wife’s allowance seems only prudent.> Jay, I would take a long term view of "prudence" with respect to that. If you are attending profligate parties, it might seem incongruous to some XX chromosome people in a legal relationship with you if their cash flow forecasts are reduced after attending such a function. They won't appreciate the financial intricacies which mean a correlation of truffles and lobster in your stomach with a cut up gold card makes perfect sense. Especially since the XY crew retired out of hearing to the drawing room for port, Cuban cigars and secret financial analysis. Meanwhile, my latest theory on why the P:E ratio of 25 for the S&P is fair enough: Message 16842983 Incidentally, what's the current Global Crossing debt price please? I don't know where to click to get it. I am tempted to do some end of 2001 shopping. <I was the sole and lonely loony gold cockroach at the party > Hmm, if all are saying the US$ is the Tora Bora safe cave of the financial world, it makes me a little doubtful that it's so good as that. Did they threaten to have an Aztec human sacrifice on an altar to propitiate the $$ gods? Mqurice Dow 16,000 Feb 2002

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