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To: Les H who wrote (77038)	11/24/1999 4:18:00 PM
From: pater tenebrarum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 86076

in terms of the Fed model, stocks are now overvalued by a modest 50,6%. and that's the S&P...

To: Les H who wrote (77038)	11/24/1999 6:25:00 PM
From: re3	Respond to of 86076

ho ho ho a joke for everybody... happy t-giving... ike godsey waltons mountain , virginia Subject: An oldie but goodie > > While in Jerusalem, Jesus decided it was time for a > new robe. He went > to > Sam > Finklestein, the taylor. When the robe was ready, > Jesus asked > Finkelstein > how > much He owed him. Finkelstein said, "Nothing...when > you are out giving > Your > sermons across the country, let the people know the > robe was made by > Sam > Finkelstein, the taylor of Jerusalem." > > After many months of touring the country giving His > sermons, Jesus > returned > to > Jerusalem and stopped by Finkelstein's. He asked Sam > how business was, > and > Finkelstein told Him business couldn't be better. The > demand for robes > had > increased 100 times since Jesus began endorsing > Finkelstein's. > > They talked it over and decided to go into business > together. Sam > said, " > Let's call it Finkelstein & Jesus." Jesus said it > should be called > 'Jesus > and > Finkelstein.' > > A debate and heated discussion went on for a few hours > regarding the > name. > Finally, Jesus in all His great wisdom, came up with a > name to please > both > parties: "Lord & Taylor".