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To: Brian Malloy who wrote (25080)	1/5/2000 12:33:00 AM
From: Sonny McWilliams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27012

Brian. It was Gerald who talked about Grasshoppers. He sent his post to me by mistake. It was meant for you. I sent him a post and mentioned that legs are not shoulders as far as I know. gg. Frank was talking about tinnitis in his shoulder and Gerald talked about grasshoppers and ears on legs. gg. Grasshoppers aside. Yes, we had fun with VVUS and VIAGRA. But I remember those upbeat discussions on the VVUS thread and I tried to throw a bit of cold water onto it, but nobody cared. gg. I remember now that I did get in at one time but got out again quickly. I just listened to NBR and Moneyline. Had to take in the late shows on it. They had Mr. E. Yardeni of Deutsche Bank on. Hm. He was the one that got my wife a bit excited and we ended up buying some extra 10 liter bottles of water and some extra batteries. I had to make a special trip for those things before we went on to our party. gg. He was asked by moneyline's interviewer if he thought there may be a case against him for calling for big problems with cpts and a big problem in the first half of the year. He did not think so. He said just because you buy insurance against fire does not mean that you will have a fire. But he was also asked if things were overdone since a lot of little cos. didn't even spent a dime and nothing happened. Everything worked. He opined that all this was true but things worked smoothly because of fixes. He apologized to everyone for raising a big red flag and for being wrong. Actually I am glad he was wrong. gg. So who cares if we spent billions while most countries spent a lot less? I can think of other places where we spent billions on and it went into a black hole or are they saying now into some foreign bank accounts? I am certainly no expert on all this and who knows, maybe we will do it all over again next year for the real millennium. gg. On NBR they had Mr. Tempelton on. He thinks the DOW could go to 1 mill. in the next century or millennium. Darn I did not catch that time frame. Did anybody listen to that show tonight? He said the DOW went from under 100 in 1900 to over 11,000 in 100 years, so why not? He must have meant next millennium. But I will find out if nobody listened to NBR. I certainly would love to see the DOW at 1 million in 2100. I could live with that. Research better hurry up with this rejuvenating. gg. EXDS leaps. You got time and I bought stock. So I have time also. This 1 analyst or money manager from Stanford thinks that AOL and Dell will be good to investors. Sonny