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Gold/Mining/Energy : PYNG Technologies

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To: Tim Rogers who wrote (7667)	8/16/2005 3:43:02 PM
From: LOR	of 8117

Hi Tim ..... GLAD to see you still posting on PYNG even after ALL these years of B.S. form PYNG's Flounder & Chief! ........ OF COURSE my comments are based upon my complete analysis of Mike Jacob's integrity and past accuracy of information provided to shareholders both in printed statements as well as in his friendly verbal di-a-ree-a...... dispensed to those who actually waste an nickel or two phoning the guy. We have seen so many starry-eyed comments from those who have talked to Mike and then posted here over the past several years that one has to believe that at least Mike has developed his ability to project his highly imaginative sugar coated viewpoints in a convincing way to some investors. Not to worry though because by 2009 I'm sure "de-value" of PYNG will have finally appreciated to the U.S.$4 a share level. Of course by then gas may have also risen to $8 or $9 a gallon! Best regards, LOR P.S. to Jack Rayfield ...... Jack, like naturalsomeonesomewhere says, you seem quite negative these days. Please don't tell me you forgot that "the best is yet to come in America where the market potential for the FAST-1 was once touted by someone (could it have been our fearless PYNG Flounder & Chief????) at U.S. $250,000,000 PER YEAR!" ........ Have you no faith (chuckle...chuckle?? Thank gawd that you and other down to earth types have determined realistic sales potential and the implications to future share prices "provided that" PYNG can finally perform. I share your frustration with Jacob's & Co. but I think we can probably expect PYNG to eventually suceed in spite of certain inherent weaknesses in management.......

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