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To: Puna who wrote (13533)	10/29/1999 6:32:00 PM
From: trouthead	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 28311

Hey Puna, What is a noni starter? jb

To: Puna who wrote (13533)	10/29/1999 7:15:00 PM
From: Roger Sherman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 28311

Sell on news? NOT TODAY!!! Heh Puna, I don't know how your post preceded mine. I guess I must have taken so long to find the Seattle Times link that you just slipped in ahead of me. I then went off surfing the net for a while. BTW, when you get your Noni forest up and running producing tons of fruit, you might consider getting your new company a wedsite on GNET's Hypermart to sell the healthy miracle fruit to the world. Then you can finish the Go2Net wing on that hotel you're building in Hawaii. "Puna's Plantation" sorta has a nice ring to it. Ate a VERY COLD hamburger for my dinner last night (or should I say about 1:30am this morning). Posted so late on this thread that my soulmate crashed without me. But other than that, married life is "magical." One last "food for thought" item, I heard on the news the other day that most of the top 100 Internet companies can't afford to pay "top dollar" in wages, which is why they often give very generous "stock options" to attract the most outstanding employees. They said that in only 4 years of employment the "average" Internet employee's stock options grow to be worth $2,400,000! And as GNET doesn't have a division for architects (or Noni farmers for that matter), I'll guess we'll just have to create are own stock "options" retirement fund by BUYING & HOLDING MORE GNET now while it's still well below it's highs of a few months ago!!! Later. . . Big Bro Roger #49/#9 PS. Hi to sandintoes! :)))