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To: John Chapman who wrote (7368)	12/30/1999 10:27:00 AM
From: jhild	Respond to of 7491

John you misunderstand me. My canine loyalty is not to the bear. It is to the truth. So are you going to the Mill Street Block Party? Can I expect to see you and Roni hoisting the bubbly? Will Tony be there too? It would be such fun to get together there. Hey, speaking of canine loyalty, be sure and bring your dog.

To: John Chapman who wrote (7368)	1/1/2000 10:33:00 AM
From: jhild	Respond to of 7491

Hey John, I missed you all last evening at Mill Street. Didn't you go? Btw, I never checked my systems and boy do I have a mess on my hands now. Maybe I should have shelled out all those bucks to get a Y2K checking program. When I got up this morning I had a horrendous operating flaw in my computer. You know that Windows Clock, it was still reading December 31, 1999. Sure wish I had spent $69 buying a program that could have sniffed that problem out for me. Then I could have downloaded the program update from Microsoft and it would have kicked over like a new machine. So now the price I have to pay is that I have had to move it ahead manually to January 1, 2000. I am emotionally scared from this experience. Now my systems are ok though. Well now that the Y2K part of their business has just passed wind at the stroke of midnight, must be time to roll out the trumpets and bang the drums for these new initiatives. Meanwhile just where are those financials? And whatever happened to those ARBrooks shares that were supposed to be spun off?

To: John Chapman who wrote (7368)	1/3/2000 1:03:00 AM
From: jhild	Respond to of 7491

John, I just checked my computer and it was working just grand. No Y2K spreadsheet issues. No Operating system glitches since I kick started my Clock yesterday morning. In short, why on earth would anyone want to buy (as in pay money for) a database program that just looked at Revision numbers and gave you a phone number to get you all worked up fixing something that really has such little impact to such an average Joe like me. So really now, how many sales did you figure were actually made for this Y2K product? Let's kick back and float some numbers. (Let's not forget channel returns though.) Think it topped say 200? So what is your take on Rhonda Maxwell Windsor? Think she may not have been forthright? With no shares split off for that kitty litter business she was supposed to be running, and no financials, and the year 2000 already here, what do you think the story is with her and Greg and Italo and meek friend Tony. Hey let's have some fun and dig up some of your old posts to newbies setting out the information you so slavishly reposted about CSHK (let's not forget to add the E here) and ANNOTATE it with what really has happened? Doesn't that sound SPECIAL? Hmmmmmm? What fun it will be to be taking down the Christmas Tree, putting away the decorations, firing up the gas logs, drinking wassail and thinking about all the business that CSHKE did, versus of course their projections. Maybe I could find an old Beach Boy song to play while we are doing this? Any pop to mind? I have a suggestion if you can't think of any. Suppose Rhonda has any favorites? So old friend, Happy 2000. This may just be the beginning of a beautiful relationship.

To: John Chapman who wrote (7368)	1/3/2000 1:31:00 PM
From: jhild	Respond to of 7491

So John here is one of your early efforts (May of 1998) to polarize the discussion about CSHKE. Three products? Hmmmmm. Which products are those again? Y2K, kitty litter and on-line chat software? Hmmmmm. Where are those products now? Are they waiting to be buried by NEW INITIATIVES? In hindsight, just how exactly have things turned out relative to your two sides to things? Do we have financials yet? Has Rhonda and her cadre of cohorts accomplished or done what they said they would when they said they would? And just what benefit was it to know your name? Has it affected the truth one iota? Has it meant that CSHKE has performed any more competently? To: John Chapman (2777 ) From: John Chapman Wednesday, May 27 1998 9:23AM ET Reply # of 7371 NEWCOMERS CSHK has three products they are preparing to market. We shareholders think they have a lot of potential. They have no earnings at this point. They are a BB stock and do not report now. You can decide to join us in this stock or you can decide not to. I and others use our real names in posts and our e-mail addresses are posted. The other side posts that CSHK is a scam, has no products, never will have any products,the products are worthless even if they had them, its managment is incompetent, a felon is employed by CSHK, the company has employed a worthless IR firm, and a host of so many other bad things I can not keep track of them all. They are non shareholders and will not identify themselves. The best help you can get is to call the company and read the press releases at exchange2000.com #reply-4608306 Yes, indeed John, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful relationship.