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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (3384)	6/4/2002 6:55:01 AM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) of 3536

Write back when you screw that brain back in Thanks, you don't have to be so polite to me btw, it is a strength of yours of course. Your reply cheered me up in a dark mood, as did George X McKie's post to me too. Do you really think I'm good as Ari Fleisher? That seems rather a big leap on your part. I must say the non sequitor is indeed an often (and necessary) tool of my trade in discussion as few subjects are bounded by a simple set of rules or conditions. Regarding political view, I have a dysfunctional problem that I ought to really sort out and tie up the loose ends. OTOH it is more amusing to seek out the hard cases on the left and the right and poke fun at them -g- Is Bush just evil incarcerated? I have a problem with that view. I also see stocks going down (I'm short) I would like the economy to recover, and stocks go back up again too. Am I just evil as well?? Is all the work I have done in the semiconductor business bad??? It includes shutting down wafer fabs in the USA, putting people out of work and making processes more efficient. I have my own (btw...robust) answers of course, but I'm interested in your viewpoint.

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